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Everlast 1910 Pro Leather Lace Up
Updated: May 2026
Editor Score 8.00/10
Premium Open Face w/ Cheeks Sparring Advanced
$179.99
Prices vary by retailer and size.
Material 100% full-grain cowhide leather
Closure Lace-Up + YKK Clip
Origin United States · Made in Pakistan
Protection
Ear: ✓
Nose: ✗
Color
Performance Metrics
Cheek Protection
8/10
Chin Protection
6/10
Top Protection
8/10
Visibility
8/10
Fit & Adjustability
8/10
Durability
9/10
Value
7/10
Scores are based on structured evaluation across 7 protection and usability metrics. Learn more
Bottom Line
Everlast's premium comeback . Full-grain cowhide leather, layered foam, YKK clip closure, $179. The 1910 Collection's case for taking Everlast seriously at the premium tier.
Solid value for the protection offered.
Where to Buy
Intended Use
Who This Is For
The Everlast 1910 Pro Leather is the pillar of the new 2026 1910 Collection, the same line that includes the Pro Leather Training Gloves co-developed with Terence Crawford and Conor Benn. Construction is 100% full-grain cowhide leather over shock-absorbent layered foam, with a YKK clip fastening system that adjusts in two directions for a snug second-skin fit. The positioning is clear. Everlast wants to be taken seriously again at the premium tier, and the 1910 line is the brand's case for that conversation. At $179, this slots in just below the Hayabusa T3 LX ($199) and at the same price tier as the Cleto Reyes Cheek Protector ($199), with the Crawford and Benn co-development story giving it credibility the standard Everlast lines lack.
Who It's Not For
- Amateur competition use (no USA Boxing approval)
- Buyers wanting the established Hayabusa or Reyes brand legacy
- Anyone needing maximum chin coverage
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 100% full-grain cowhide leather construction
- Part of the new 2026 1910 Collection developed with Crawford and other pros
- Shock-absorbent layered foam interior
- YKK clip fastening for fast on and off
- Two-way adjustable fit with second-skin design
- 4 sizes (S to XL)
Cons
- $179 puts it close to Hayabusa T3 LX ($199) and Cleto Reyes Cheek Protector ($199)
- No USA Boxing sanctioning
- Brand has historically been mixed quality, the new 1910 line is unproven long term
- Only 2 colorways
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