Everlast Powerlock OG Boxing Glove Hook & Loop review

The Powerlock OG Boxing Glove Hook & Loop is a distinct Everlast model, not the OG Advanced or any of the OG Pro training, bag or fight gloves. This assessment checks the exact US product page and its 26 color-and-weight SKU records. I have not bought, worn or tested this glove; the analysis is based on manufacturer specifications and does not claim personal fit or performance.

A real selector, but not every color has every weight

The product data identifies Everlast item 9938282283312 under the handle powerlock-og-boxing-glove-hook-loop. The page’s active Blue/Black default is 14 oz, SKU 009283634247. The full variant endpoint lists 26 combinations: Blue/Black, Black/White, White/Black and Red/Black each have 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 oz; Blue/White has 10, 12, 14 and 16 oz; Shark/Purple has 12 and 16 oz. The six color names do not make a complete 6-by-5 grid. Check the exact shade and ounce together rather than assume a size available in one color appears in every other one.

Everlast’s separate size chart groups weight into overlapping 8–12, 12–14, 14–16 and 16–18 oz bands, with body-weight and hand-circumference ranges. Those chart bands are broader guidance, not a list of SKU options: the exact endpoint has 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 oz variants and no 8 oz variant. Nor does a weight label guarantee a fit with hand wraps. If choosing between adjacent bands, compare the printed hand measurement carefully and, where possible, check fit using your usual wraps and a seller’s return policy.

Bag and mitt language stays at model level

The product description says the glove is for boxing workouts and specifically names mitt work and bag work. Those are useful task distinctions for a shopper comparing the current model, but the page does not map a particular selector weight to a bag or mitt session. The matcher therefore records the exact weight choices separately from model-level task guidance; requesting both an exact weight and one of those tasks should not be read as a manufacturer-assigned pairing.

Everlast also uses the broad phrase “all boxing workouts” and calls the glove ideal for beginner and intermediate boxers. The description does not specifically name sparring or partner drills, nor state a gym or event approval. This review does not promote the generic phrase into a sparring recommendation. Ask the coach or gym what weight and construction they permit for the actual session. A manufacturer label is not a substitute for a class rule or individual fit check.

What the construction labels say—and do not say

The exact page specifies premium synthetic leather and C3 FOAM, which it expands as Contoured Closed Cell Foam. It says the foam provides increased cushioning, support and dispersion, but the page gives no test protocol or measured results. It does not describe this model’s C3 foam as multi-layer, multi-density, injection-molded or a printed lattice. That distinction matters because a similarly named Powerlock OG Advanced page describes a different foam and material arrangement; its claims should not be transferred to the standard OG listing.

Everlast names a full-wrist hook-and-loop closure, ergonomic grip bar, secured thumb, polyester interior lining and ventilated palms. These are manufacturer-described features, not measurements of wrist support, airflow, drying, fit or injury prevention. The product does not specify one of the narrower splint structures used in this site’s feature comparison. The grip bar and secured-thumb language can help identify the design, but do not establish that the shape will suit a particular hand.

Keep the Powerlock OG family straight

Several Everlast products carry “Powerlock OG” in their names. The exact handle here is powerlock-og-boxing-glove-hook-loop; it has a synthetic-leather label, a 26-row six-color selector and model-level bag/mitt language. OG Advanced is a separate current model with its own page, material and weight map. OG Pro Hook & Loop and OG Pro Lace Up are separate training models, while OG Pro Bag and OG Pro Fight have different product pages and intended formats. A common family word, look or logo is not evidence that their sizes, closures, padding, support or sessions are interchangeable.

Checks before choosing

• Verify that the listing says “Powerlock OG Boxing Glove Hook & Loop,” not OG Advanced, OG Pro Training, OG Pro Bag or OG Pro Fight.
• Confirm the selected color and ounce as a real combination; the 26 variants are not all 30 possible combinations.
• Treat the overlapping chart as guidance, not as an orderable-size list or wrapped-hand fit guarantee.
• Use your coach or gym’s session and weight rules. The product page does not assign a selector ounce to bag or mitt work and does not explicitly identify sparring.
• If a named splint, sparring plan, exact foam subtype or material grade is essential, verify that precise feature elsewhere in the exact listing rather than inferring it from C3, a strap or a sibling model.

Sources and limits

This assessment was checked on 1 November 2026 against the exact Everlast US product page and its official variant data. A limited exact-name CPSC SaferProducts query returned an empty list; that is not exhaustive recall clearance or a safety finding. The official Blue/Black image is only a model/color reference. No personal test, measurement, injury conclusion, price, stock, rating, customer-experience summary or independent durability claim is made.