Gloves
Hello all, bin having problems with my wrists after hitting my heavy bag, i dont wear wraps but my current gloves do ok, but the are quite old and i`m ready for a new pair, and was hopeing someone could tell me which ones to buy?
I was thinking of getting some with the velcro wraps around the wrists, but dont know what make to go for? I have seen the reebok ones but dont know if they are good enough, I`m uk based if anyone can suggest what to get or what you own yourselfs for heavy bag training.. thanks |
I've had Windy 14oz gloves for almost 2 years now. Love em.
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Definitly wrap your hands it helps, I can't hit a heavy bag without wrapping or my wrist will be killing me the rest of the day. I don't know anything about rebok gloves, never seen them over here in the US but your best bet is to look to spend a decent amount on them and they will be pretty good. I spent $70 USD on my Triumph United 16oz Thai Gloves, and they take a beating every day and still look and feel brand new.
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these http://www.everlast.com/prodinfo.asp?number=EVMTTG look like what i need but they are only available for us import, are thse what you all think are the best gloves for me? these are the cheaper option...
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Hey im looking for a decent set of gloves to hit my 90lb heavy bag around. I live in Canada so i want to purchase Rival boxing gear and was looking at getting RB40 Fitness bag gloves. Im also looking at the RB2 Super bag gloves. But more importantly I have normal size adult male hands and and probably going to buy some 180 mexican wraps as well, what size glove should I buy? Thanks
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16oz gloves are plenty big enough to protect your hands while hitting the bag as long as they are wrapped properly.
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what about 12 oz rival gloves?
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