Under Armour Resistor 3.0 Workout Gym Gloves vs Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat (PRO71-BLACK)
What separates them
These two differ on 1 recorded specification. The Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat (PRO71-BLACK) is ₹9,601 dearer.
Under Armour Resistor 3.0 Workout Gym Gloves vs Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat (PRO71-BLACK)
Under Armour
Under Armour Resistor 3.0 Workout Gym Gloves
₹2,299
These solve grip and callusing, and they do nothing at all for the wrist -- which matters because most people buying gym gloves are actually looking for wrist support and do not realise those are different products.
Full details →Manduka
Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat (PRO71-BLACK)
₹11,900
Closed cell is the specification that matters for a mat used in Indian heat: sweat sits on the surface and wipes off, where an open-cell mat absorbs it into the material permanently and eventually smells no matter how it is cleaned.
Full details →Who the Under Armour Resistor 3.0 Workout Gym Gloves is for
Buy it if: Anyone wanting grip and callus protection without losing bar feel.
Avoid it if: Anyone wanting wrist support -- that is a wrist wrap, a different product entirely.
Who the Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat is for
Buy it if: Anyone doing hot or sweaty practice who needs a mat that can actually be sanitised.
Avoid it if: Anyone wanting grip immediately, or a natural rubber and biodegradable mat.
Specifications, side by side
1 of 15 rows differ. Differences first.
| Specification | Under Armour Resistor 3.0 Workout Gym Gloves | Manduka PRO 6mm High Density Yoga Mat |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹2,299 | ₹11,900 |
| Weight | 90 g the pair | 3.4 kg |
| Warranty | 1 Year Official Brand Warranty | 1 Year Official Brand Warranty |
| Back | Mesh, for ventilation | not published |
| Break-in | not published | Slippery when new, and needs a salt scrub or several weeks of use before it grips |
| Cell structure | not published | Closed cell -- the specification that decides hygiene |
| Coverage | Half finger | not published |
| Grip when new | not published | Poor -- this is the most common complaint and it resolves with break-in |
| Material | not published | PVC, emissions-tested to OEKO-TEX. Not natural rubber, and not biodegradable |
| Palm | Synthetic leather with silicone print for grip | not published |
| Sizing | Runs small; measure the palm circumference rather than assuming a shirt size | not published |
| Thickness | not published | 6 mm |
| Washing | Hand wash. Machine washing destroys the silicone print | not published |
| Why closed cell matters | not published | An open-cell mat absorbs sweat into the material, where it cannot be removed and eventually smells. A closed-cell mat can be wiped and genuinely sanitised |
| Why that matters | For pressing and overhead work you want a wrap; these do nothing for wrist stability | not published |
| Wrist support | None -- these are grip gloves, not wrist wraps | not published |
Every row is a figure one or both products record. A blank is a figure the catalogue does not hold, not a zero.
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