Women's Strength Training Gloves Purple - All in Motion™

Cute gloves, but don't offer enough protection. I've used them twice and my hands were still irritated after lifting weights.

I haven’t been able to find women’s cycling gloves that fit. And nothing has been under $75 for a pair. I heard that weight lifting gloves can work. I decided to give these a try for the price. Even if they didn’t work I would still use them for weights. I wore them for a 10 mile ride this morning and(albeit a short ride) I had none of the same issues I have been having and was needing gloves for. I like that they have a silicone grip inside. I don’t like that the little pull tabs are only on two fingers. If they were on all four fingers they would be perfect. I just have to yank them off inside out because the pull tabs only work two fingers. If you have long fingers size down from your normal glove size. If you have bulk in your palms size up.

Such poor quality compared to the men's gloves. No padding at all, thin, and poor materials. Same cost as the men's gloves. The M is a little loose on me, but I know the guy's gloves will actually hold up over time. These women's gloves are designed with no real lifting in mind. Maybe to help with grips for yoga? But a total joke if you're actually lifting weights or doing rows in the gym.

I bought these online and they look like they had been worn when I received my order. One was inside out and dirty. Who ships it like that?? I requested a return. The quality was also subpar. Very flimsy and cheap. Definitely not what I was expecting.

These gloves lasted only two months. I workout exclusively with free weights, but they caused blisters on my palms right away. My previous gym gloves lasted close to ten years until they finally were coming apart.

So thin in the palm area, I might as well just not use them. I will be returning.

To thin no padding when lifting

I really like these gloves. They feel minimal and not bulky at all, but they really help me keep my grip when I need some extra oomph.

These are the flimsiest gloves I have ever used for weightlifting. I’ve gone through two pairs and both ripped. When you compare these to the men’s gloves that are padded and double stitched, it’s insulting. Come on, Target, you can do better.

No padding and quality is poor.

I just purchased my fifth pair in the last couple of years to protect my hands while on the job as a delivery driver. I need the fingerless for screen use. I continue buying these because they are affordable and don't have an extreme amount of padding, just a decent enough grip. There are probably more durable and similar gloves, I just haven't found them.

I have callouses from using these things gloves. I would not recommend if you lift multiple days a week.

The size small fit me well. The material protects my hands from the knurling, and there is no bulky padding to interfere with grip. They are holding up well for the 6+ months I’ve been using them.

I've owned these for years and was praying I could still find them. I've bought many pairs that I end up not liking and going back to these. I love that they don't have padding! The padded gloves make me feel like I'm going to lose my grip.

These are not sturdy enough for frequent strength training and ripped down the thumb seam.

Great for carpal tunnel surgery recovery. I used these to help keep my bandages covered without having to worry about getting an infection. They also helped protect my scar while doing therapy and getting back the use of my hand.

Why aren’t these padded like the men’s gloves that cost the same?

No padding on the palms. Thin and not useful for weightlifting

Immediately after opening I could tell I had wasted my money. There were pieces of thread hanging and they are made of very thin material. Poor quality all around.

These gloves are simple but practical. They offer some padding and support but it’s quite minimal. If you are planning to lift heavy, look for another brand. My only negative is that the sizing is a bit off and often times, the palm area bunches up with the weight.