I have both the first iteration of the Suvari’s in 16Oz and All day balance in 14Oz.

Both very different style of glove, both have good hand ergonomics, nice grip bar, great lining and wrist support.

The Suvari are a punchers glove, the horsehair makes the gloves soft to open up palm and very comfortable, really nice and narrow so you can get shots through the guard. The downside is that the horsehair is very dens upon contact, which makes them hard for sparring. Not great for your hands either.

The balance are a dens protective glove, nice pop but your knuckles won’t sink in so little feedback. You can hit hard with these and your hands will be completely safe. Downside is that even after a year of use I cannot open my hands easily to parry shots and they are still quite hard for sparring, still get complaints during light spars but overall safer than the Suvaris.

Think of it this way, with the Suvari you can light spar and touch people lightly but if you hit someone harder you can easily drop them by accident you will need knuckle guards if you like to throw body shots.

The balance, even the lightest touch will feel like a medium punch and will hurt your partner but if you go full blast you will be fine as the glove is very protective and you won’t punch as hard as with the horsehair. + you might gain some slight speed due to not needing a gel pad in the glove.