From what I understand, the pronunciation is "SUPE-RA-RÉ", rolling the r's, Italian style, not "SUPER RARE", but I've definitely heard it both ways. Italian for "Overcome". Love the channel bro. Big ups.
One could argue that the price point should score higher since being compared with mass produced gloves from Asia and that for gloves made in Italy In small batches the $200-$250 price point is actually very good and reasonable..good review though but these seem like a great deal considering
Yeah I can see your point but I also look at it from a quality standpoint vs price. It could be made on Jupiter with asteroid dust but if the stitching is off and the wrist is unbalanced well then...
I have a pair of these custom just like yours here and I like them better than my winnings so maybe I’m biased but my experience tells me they’re worth every penny and although mine doesn’t have one stitch out of place like yours which is annoying I think you harped on that a bit too much personally. I’ve had Reyes that needed to be replaced after 3 uses because of a defect but that doesn’t devalue their line of gloves or just makes that one glove the outlier no?
@@bangarangbrand3267 Your handwraps are awesome! I got the one Savage one with all the mouths, I really like the new challenger one too. I'm waiting on a pair of custom lace S50 in all red 16oz. I sent them an email but wanted to ask if you had an estimate on how long a 1 color custom would take? I know they are sold out of many 16oz right now. Yes the stitch was such a small thing he came back to it so many times! I would say OCD but that would be the kettle calling the pot black
A long time ago Leon gloves were made in Italy but now import from over seas cheap pack gloves now but were not a one person shop when they made there gloves in Italy
it's always interesting to see a brand's model change as it goes up in weight. i'm curious if their 10/12 oz gloves carry that soft foam that's nice for sparring. since it was a 16 oz, perhaps that sponginess was appropriate? but if you got a 10oz and it was like that... ehhh, not so good (for me anyways). personally, one stitching flaw in a quality handmade glove is ok to me. the balance of the glove was pretty concerning to me. i guess if you want an all italian glove but can't/won't pay for dinardo then maybe it's a good option? assuming you're looking for something different that is... AND they made the improvements you talked about (one stitching flaw that's solely cosmetic is difficult to scrap a handmade glove made with fine italian materials. again that's just me. and if it's not handmade, not made of all quality italian materials, and not even made in italy... that's a COMPLETELY different story). The balance issue and the ambiguity of the foam at each weight is troubling. i've found what works for me right now. i won't change until i find something better. i do want dinardo's though as imo they're very special gloves. superrare just needs to bring something more to the table (for me). this point in time, i use 10oz reyes safetec and 8/10oz winning fight gloves for everything but sparring... where i'll use whatever i'm told to use or my 16oz necalli's. i fight in 8oz reyes safetec. winning provides that extra hand protection when i need it while reyes safetec provides the best feedback and power transfer of any foam glove i've ever used that doesn't risk harming your hands. reyes safetec has a long life compared to any other pro fight glove... save for winning. they last for multiple years taking heavy use. i like 16oz necalli to spar because they have nearly an inch of wrist support so light weight guys can use big 16oz gloves without problems and you get pretty good feedback without hurting anyone.
How do you tell fake gloves on amazon? Can you do a video on that? Would be really helpful. I keep getting gloves with a few stitching mistakes and trying to decide if I’m being picky or they are fake.
Question. Would you recommend these or Cleto Reyes? I know Cleto is well established but I love how these gloves look. I have a 300 dollar limit so money is not a problem. Just stuck between these 2 brands.
Nice video! Carlo. I come up with an idea about this “made in Italy Pakistan style gloves”. Maybe their craftsmen are based on Pakistan technology. Actually there is another company called: royalboxing based in Italy also produce Italy Made gloves. from their pictures on Ins, the leather of their gloves looks nice. But the stitching does need more attention. I also notice some off-line stitching on calf. Hopefully they could pay more attention to these details.
Are you saying they brought people that manufacture gloves in Pakistan to Italy or found manufactures that are from Pakistan in Italy? Sounds like a reach bruv.
@@HulkVahkiin palm side design looks very similar to Pakistan made gloves, plus they would do that just so they can slap the ‘made in Italy’ marketing on them. It wouldn’t be the first time
@@dylanh9021 There are a lot of gloves that have similar designs-example is that the first Fly gloves had very similar design to Di Nardo's, coincidence or intentionally, point is gloves will always have some sort of similar design-I mean with this logic I can claim Irfan(TopBoxer glove maker) got people from Japan to help him with the Win1 gloves. To be honest with you, at the very least, I do wonder how these gloves are made in Italy seeing Di Nardo's are the only Gloves manufactured in Italy(as far as my knowledge goes).
@@HulkVahkiin or also sounds a lot more expensive than just getting the gloves prudish in Pakistan lol I don't think this guy understands business moves very well
Superare’s basic one series glove is good price wise and quality. The problem with superare, imo, they dress up their basic one series gloves and then overcharge for them. Same glove, different look, $100 more for flash. I have the new gel ones and I didn’t like them because when I hit the bag I don’t feel the bag at all
Hey Tim, would you say these Superare S50s could be used for excessive heavy bag work? i’m thinking about buying some specifically for heavy bag work but i’m not sure if the foam padding is designed for that. i don’t want to destroy the padding in a few months, you know?
Are these still in the top 3 for your favorite sparring gloves? Do you prefer them over the phenom sg210 or the rival rfx Guerrero sparring p4p for sparring?
How much shipping fees is too much in your opinion which would make the gloves less value Some brands like heavy hitters charges more than I want to paid
I actually have the black and purple one and it is a fantastic piece of equipment. I borrowed my friend's winning cup and i would say they were similar in quality.
You rated these at 3.8/5 but got them listed as one of the best gloves this year. Looking to get a pair for bag work and keep my Cletos for sparring. Would you say this is worth it to pair up with my Cletos or should I look elsewhere?
I would use these as sparring and cletos for bag. These are really pillowy. I got a custom all purple in lace and it is 17.5 oz, they look like hulk gloves but good balanced glove overall
From what I understand, the pronunciation is "SUPE-RA-RÉ", rolling the r's, Italian style, not "SUPER RARE", but I've definitely heard it both ways. Italian for "Overcome". Love the channel bro. Big ups.
Thanks appreciate it!
Those are really nice looking gloves. Good review very informative. Its that high quality leather that gets you every time. Very nice looking gloves
Thanks
Imma get a pair of the supergels but they have em in gold and black now. First and the review i was waiting for. Awesome vid
Thanks
One could argue that the price point should score higher since being compared with mass produced gloves from Asia and that for gloves made in Italy
In small batches the $200-$250 price point is actually very good and reasonable..good review though but these seem like a great deal considering
Yeah I can see your point but I also look at it from a quality standpoint vs price. It could be made on Jupiter with asteroid dust but if the stitching is off and the wrist is unbalanced well then...
I have a pair of these custom just like yours here and I like them better than my winnings so maybe I’m biased but my experience tells me they’re worth every penny and although mine doesn’t have one stitch out of place like yours which is annoying I think you harped on that a bit too much personally. I’ve had Reyes that needed to be replaced after 3 uses because of a defect but that doesn’t devalue their line of gloves or just makes that one glove the outlier no?
@@bangarangbrand3267 Your handwraps are awesome! I got the one Savage one with all the mouths, I really like the new challenger one too.
I'm waiting on a pair of custom lace S50 in all red 16oz. I sent them an email but wanted to ask if you had an estimate on how long a 1 color custom would take? I know they are sold out of many 16oz right now.
Yes the stitch was such a small thing he came back to it so many times! I would say OCD but that would be the kettle calling the pot black
Superare S50 or the Phenom Sg or Hit n move Balance for Sparring?
Next time could you review the Carepeutic Betaflex Aerobic Kicking & Boxing Trainer
Can you do a review on the Title platinum perilous gloves
I’ll check them out
Oh and the imbost is " the sweet science."
Thanks
When is the di nardo glove review coming out
A few weeks after i use them for a bit
A long time ago Leon gloves were made in Italy but now import from over seas cheap pack gloves now but were not a one person shop when they made there gloves in Italy
Yup
🤔Maybe they use calfskin or lambskin for that supple-feeling leather?
Excellent breakdown as always👍
Hey Carlo, have you ever used the fairtex super sparring gloves, and also what fairtex gloves would be the best for a freestanding heavy bag?
@Kris Morales thank you bro 👊🏽
it's always interesting to see a brand's model change as it goes up in weight. i'm curious if their 10/12 oz gloves carry that soft foam that's nice for sparring. since it was a 16 oz, perhaps that sponginess was appropriate? but if you got a 10oz and it was like that... ehhh, not so good (for me anyways). personally, one stitching flaw in a quality handmade glove is ok to me. the balance of the glove was pretty concerning to me. i guess if you want an all italian glove but can't/won't pay for dinardo then maybe it's a good option? assuming you're looking for something different that is... AND they made the improvements you talked about (one stitching flaw that's solely cosmetic is difficult to scrap a handmade glove made with fine italian materials. again that's just me. and if it's not handmade, not made of all quality italian materials, and not even made in italy... that's a COMPLETELY different story). The balance issue and the ambiguity of the foam at each weight is troubling.
i've found what works for me right now. i won't change until i find something better. i do want dinardo's though as imo they're very special gloves. superrare just needs to bring something more to the table (for me). this point in time, i use 10oz reyes safetec and 8/10oz winning fight gloves for everything but sparring... where i'll use whatever i'm told to use or my 16oz necalli's. i fight in 8oz reyes safetec. winning provides that extra hand protection when i need it while reyes safetec provides the best feedback and power transfer of any foam glove i've ever used that doesn't risk harming your hands. reyes safetec has a long life compared to any other pro fight glove... save for winning. they last for multiple years taking heavy use. i like 16oz necalli to spar because they have nearly an inch of wrist support so light weight guys can use big 16oz gloves without problems and you get pretty good feedback without hurting anyone.
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What you said about the padding reminds me of winning
Very similar but thicker
Superare is produced in Italy?
I was hoping to be able to find them in Europe but...nothing.
It's a US company based in New York but these gloves were made in Italy and exported back here, so maybe that's why
@@GaudialisCorvus ok, I understand. Beautiful gloves!
@@GaudialisCorvusI really don't believe this glove is made in Italy.
How do you tell fake gloves on amazon? Can you do a video on that? Would be really helpful. I keep getting gloves with a few stitching mistakes and trying to decide if I’m being picky or they are fake.
What brand? Even top brands have stitching mistakes.
Most the shit on amazon fake just buy from the actual websites
" The Sweet Science"
That leather is called top grade its the 2nd highest quality of leather. The stitching is hamd done thats considered better.
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Question. Would you recommend these or Cleto Reyes? I know Cleto is well established but I love how these gloves look. I have a 300 dollar limit so money is not a problem. Just stuck between these 2 brands.
I would yes
Nice video! Carlo. I come up with an idea about this “made in Italy Pakistan style gloves”. Maybe their craftsmen are based on Pakistan technology. Actually there is another company called: royalboxing based in Italy also produce Italy Made gloves. from their pictures on Ins, the leather of their gloves looks nice. But the stitching does need more attention. I also notice some off-line stitching on calf. Hopefully they could pay more attention to these details.
Agreed!
I feel like you compare the leather or synthetic leather of gloves to the Fly gloves often😂
It’s a good benchmark
Thanks bro. Can you review Booster Boxing gloves. I believe they are from the UK
I’ll check them out
Dulce means sweet In Spanish so I’m assuming that means the sweet science. Aren’t Leone made in Italy?
Thanks
Hey Carlo I'm think of getting the red lace up 16oz version of these gloves, or Adidas Adispeed lace up. Would you recommend these gloves?
I reckon it’s made in Italy with Italian materials but the craftsmen are probably from Pakistan
Are you saying they brought people that manufacture gloves in Pakistan to Italy or found manufactures that are from Pakistan in Italy? Sounds like a reach bruv.
@@HulkVahkiin palm side design looks very similar to Pakistan made gloves, plus they would do that just so they can slap the ‘made in Italy’ marketing on them. It wouldn’t be the first time
@@dylanh9021 There are a lot of gloves that have similar designs-example is that the first Fly gloves had very similar design to Di Nardo's, coincidence or intentionally, point is gloves will always have some sort of similar design-I mean with this logic I can claim Irfan(TopBoxer glove maker) got people from Japan to help him with the Win1 gloves.
To be honest with you, at the very least, I do wonder how these gloves are made in Italy seeing Di Nardo's are the only Gloves manufactured in Italy(as far as my knowledge goes).
@@HulkVahkiin or also sounds a lot more expensive than just getting the gloves prudish in Pakistan lol
I don't think this guy understands business moves very well
Superare’s basic one series glove is good price wise and quality. The problem with superare, imo, they dress up their basic one series gloves and then overcharge for them. Same glove, different look, $100 more for flash. I have the new gel ones and I didn’t like them because when I hit the bag I don’t feel the bag at all
Agreed
Hey Tim, would you say these Superare S50s could be used for excessive heavy bag work? i’m thinking about buying some specifically for heavy bag work but i’m not sure if the foam padding is designed for that. i don’t want to destroy the padding in a few months, you know?
Are these still in the top 3 for your favorite sparring gloves? Do you prefer them over the phenom sg210 or the rival rfx Guerrero sparring p4p for sparring?
What is the difference between the S40 and S50? Which has more padding?
Aren't Leone boxing gloves made in Italy too? I seen that brand for sale everywhere in Italy when I was there
Made in Pakistan
@@csquaredboxing ok I didn't know that. I just thought they were because I think it's an Italian brand
Are these a more snug fit than the winning of the same oz? And are they less stiff than the Saab’s pro series like the padding and the breaking in?
About the same fit
How much shipping fees is too much in your opinion which would make the gloves less value Some brands like heavy hitters charges more than I want to paid
Just depends on where you live
Looks like Lamborghini boxing gloves
Yup
Any reviews on the superRare groin protector ?
Not yet
I actually have the black and purple one and it is a fantastic piece of equipment. I borrowed my friend's winning cup and i would say they were similar in quality.
How have they hold up?
I don’t think they are called Super rare. They I think are “supe” rare
The piping is synthetic
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hey bro Hayabusa Pro Horse Hair Boxing Gloves?
I’ll check them out
You rated these at 3.8/5 but got them listed as one of the best gloves this year. Looking to get a pair for bag work and keep my Cletos for sparring. Would you say this is worth it to pair up with my Cletos or should I look elsewhere?
I would use these as sparring and cletos for bag. These are really pillowy. I got a custom all purple in lace and it is 17.5 oz, they look like hulk gloves but good balanced glove overall
Are these more soft/pillowy than winning?
BEHIND WINNING GLOVES THERE THE BEST OF CUSHION IN THERE GLOVES
@@MALAKAMARYNYAHUyou have the superare s50? How is the hand compartment
If Di Nardo is Ferrari then Superarw Italy has to be Lambo.
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This gloves just reminds me of a Ferrari
Agreed
idk why italian brands have always badge design on their logos🤣
want that prestigious look