RDX army green full finger gloves with touchscreen fingertips

Rank #4 in Best Weight Lifting Gloves 2026: 10 Ranked, Every Price Is the Smallest Size

RDX Full Finger Weight Lifting Gloves, Touchscreen

£17.99 4.3 from 2,321 Amazon ratings
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The RDX Weight Lifting Gloves take fourth place in this round-up at £17.99, with 4.3 out of 5 from 2,321 ratings. It is the full-finger option here: silicone grip with foam in the palm, a cotton towel in the thumb region, pull tabs for removal, and a conductive coating on the fingers so a screen still responds. RDX lists the material type as cotton and the grip type as silicone, and both appear on the same page.

The number worth staring at is the size. The £17.99 is the price of size S, and RDX's own first bullet says "SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZES ARE RECOMMENDED FOR UPTO 14 YEARS" — while the age field on the same listing reads "Adult". So the size being priced is, by the brand's own description, the one aimed at under-14s. There is a second loose end: the specification table carries a different product code from the one on the listing itself. On quantity, though, RDX is clearer than some entries in this guide — Package Quantity reads 1, with no second number to reconcile it against. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from our own testing.

How those 2,321 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.3 stars.

5 star
65%
4 star
17%
3 star
8%
2 star
4%
1 star
6%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £17.99 (the size S price, as listed)
Rating 4.3 out of 5 from 2,321 ratings
Size S — the size the £17.99 is captured at
Age range (as listed) Bullet says small and medium are recommended for up to 14 years; age field says Adult
Package Quantity 1
Grip and padding Silicone grip type, foam fixed in the palm area
Colour Army Green
Best Sellers Rank 15th in Weight Lifting Gloves

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“I bought these gloves specifically for Kettlebell training to prevent blisters on certain exercises such as around the world, helicopters.Been using these gloves on both cast iron and chrome handled KBs without a single blister.The downside is that I cannot grip the KB as well as my bare hand so my forearms have been taking a lot more load. But that is a small price to pay not to have my hands torn to shreds.It will be interesting to see how long these gloves last after sustained use and abuse, but happy so far.”

Steve T
Verified purchase

“Love these gloves....wear them for my full weights workout 3 times a week. They're very comfortable. Not showing any signs of wear. Great grip. Recommend”

Sam Wellington

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Weight Lifting Gloves 2026: 10 Ranked, Every Price Is the Smallest Size.

Questions people ask

What size are the RDX Weight Lifting Gloves at £17.99?

The listing is captured at size S. RDX's own bullet states that small and medium sizes are recommended for up to 14 years, while the age field on the same page reads Adult.

Does the price cover a pair?

The page states Package Quantity 1, so £17.99 is for one pack as listed. Unlike other listings in this guide, there is no second quantity figure on the page to contradict it.

Can I use a phone while wearing them?

RDX says the full-finger gloves carry a coating of conductive silicone ink so gadgets can be used without removing them.

How should I wash them?

The care instructions on the listing say machine wash on gentle cycle, air dry.

What are they made of?

Material type is listed as cotton, which is the towel in the thumb region, with a silicone grip type and foam padding in the palm area.

How are they rated?

4.3 out of 5 from 2,321 ratings. The histogram shown on the page is drawn from 100 ratings, of which 10 are one or two stars.

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