As you're searching for Amazon Weight Lifting Gloves here are a few things you should consider before you decide to buy gym gloves online.  There are a ton of options for exercise and fitness gear in just about every category imaginable, but what is the difference between the top rated, or the best selling, or the cheapest or most expensive?

First of all the best weight training gloves are the ones you're actually going to use!  It doesn't matter if they are cheap rubbery grip pads or the most expensive workout gloves amazon has to offer.  If you're not going to use them regularly you may as well not have them at all. 

Look for REAL Customer Reviews. 

In summer of 2015 the new media had a field day when they could finally report what many of us fitness and exercise manufactuers already knew, that many merchants were paying for reviews in order to obtain a top rated workout gloves Amazon rating!  Amazon Inc even went as far as to initate some lawsuits against thousands of sellers.  You can tell the real customer reviews on Amazon fairly easily.  

1. Look for proper grammer and cohesive wording.  Most of those fake reviews were written by people hired from non English speaking countries.  If the review doesn't make sense, it's probably not legit. 
2. Check out the reviews that mention specific exercises and uses.  For example, someone who does Crossfit is likely going to leave a review for a pair of Crossfit Gloves that says something similiar to "I loved these for my Crossfit WOD's.  They gave me a better grip for my Kness To Elbows, Cleans, and Deadlifts."  The more specific the wording, the more likely it's a real review. 

Amazon Weight Lifting Gloves

The best weightlifting gloves aren't always going to be the top rated or best selling gloves you can buy on Amazon or anywhere else.  These are metrics used by the specific online or eCommerce site to help make it easier for people searching in that category to find the products that Amazon itself makes the most money on.  

If you were buying a big ticket item online like a piece of exercise equipment, you'd probably read the reviews on Amazon or Best Buy or wherever, but then check out other search results from Google, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube as well.  There's no reason why you shouldn't do the same thing when it comes time to buy your new hand protection, gym gloves, or weight lifting gear.  

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