Very good gloves, they fit very nice.  

These are really nice gloves that I've owned for about six months. Once broken in they have become some of my favorite gloves, but there are some things worth noting:

Cosmetic:
a) the gloves look sharp, but the black paint towards the cuff started to chip almost as soon as I started using them. In addition, the red sections have bled into the white in spots. Not a big deal, but worth noting.

Tight Thumbs:
b) another reviewer noted that the thumbs are tight and I agree that was the case initially. I ended up wedging some rolled up hand wraps into them while not in use to stretch them out. Once they were sufficiently stretched there was no longer an issue. This is quite normal for me so I can't really ding Lonsdale for that. I've had to do the same for Adidas gloves in the past.

Large Wrists:
c) I purchased the large pair because I have fairly big hands. The pocket is definitely roomy enough but the catch is getting your hands in them. The cuff is really narrow and some may even need to cut the interior elastic strip in order to make inserting your hands easier.

Large Forearms:
d) The elastic closure is nice, but with big forearms you may get abrasions from the Velcro. Pulling the straps tighter is an option, but then it becomes a circulation issue. I found that wrapping my hands a little higher up my arm is the best option.   

I bought these gloves as an upgrade from my old pair of Ringside Super Bag Gloves, which were falling apart after a year of constant use. I've been boxing for about 2.5 years now, and recently developed pains in my wrist, thumb and middle knuckles, so I was looking for a glove that would provide superior support and thicker padding. So far I haven't been disappointed with the Lonsdales (all three injuries seem to have gotten better). The gloves do take some getting used to, though... the molded padding fit nicely on the fingers and is comfortable, but is more rounded than cheaper (layered) bag gloves, with the result that - at first, at least - punches often glance off the heavy bag or mitts (on the plus side, this has made me more conscious of proper form and landing solidly). The elastic wrist collars allow for tighter/better support, but are a little tough to close without help. The attached thumb is also an improvement, though less important on a bag glove than for sparring, which is where the thumb injuries seem to be most common. One downside to these gloves is that the thumbs are somewht stiff and tend to press into the fleshy part of the hand at the base of the thumb, which is distracting and little uncomfortable but so far hasn't worsened my thumb injury. All in all, these gloves are a very good buy (especially at this price) if you're looking to step up to a more comfortable, better fitting model.  

very nice gloves they fit perfect and the leather work is very nice and they just look cool but i really like the feel they have they feel alot better than my old everlast gloves best gloves i have owned so far.