8:25 used this glove, Boon Compacts, Fairtex BGV1, and the Rival $80-$90 gloves (don't remember the name) I'd recommend the Boons for an under $100 glove, there's something about them, everything is 'correct' on the Boons. 145'er w hands sized medium + skinny wrists train MT/MMA.
Enjoying your reviews . Is there anything you can say about buying gloves for young fighters - 8-15 yrs . All the kids doing thai want twins mostly because their instructors use that brand but being a parent that has to finance 2 boys training 5 days a week , is there any brands that you would recommend for that amateur level ? Cheers from down under ?
oof hudred dollar gloves. id say save that for when u compete or training to compete (or if u got it like that). i feel like for just exercise if the glove fits well get what ever.
What do you think about the Aussie brands , punish , Morgan and punish ? They seem really decent for the price especially for kids starting out and semi pro fighters
I wanna ask why the rivals better than the reyes , and which is better the reyes traditional training gloves or the double velcro ones , lastly i saw that you sell gloves but i cant see your website so i hope for an answer
All the high-end gloves are made of leather but some people just want the brand and companies probably get a better mark up and can sell more..... just a thought
I use a hair dryer for my gloves . Real leather only. Wipe with Clorox wipes inside and out. Hit with Lysol inside . Air them out. Leather condition when they dull.
Hayabusa boxing gloves designs are amazing, but they have textures. the textures are legal? In my opinion, the textures are a danger for the boxer because they can cause unnecessary cuts.
Kinda late to the party. Bet. This and the fairtex bgv6, which would you recommend as a dedicated sparring pair? Like which one won't leave a mark on my partners face? Need help deciding to get another bgvl3 at 16oz or go with the bgv6 at 16oz :)
Excellent point. So many people want to borrow but never buy their own. Would you share trainers/sneakers with somebody at the gym? And yet you always get those freeloaders who want to put your gloves on and they don't even have wraps on. These users are to be avoided at all costs.
Velcro on the winning is the worst I've ever used. The velcro is paper thin flimsy shit. Its pretty much mandatory to heavily wrap your wrist or have your trainer give you professional wrap but if you have that good of hand wraps on then any glove will be safe enough for your hands and it defeats the purpose of the velcro gloves which is speed and ease of use. Lace up winnings are worth it, but most people don't need or use laceups anyways.
Im looking for a new pair I can use for mitts but im debating between Fairtex Microfiber gloves or the On1 Outslayer made from Faux leather. Both are $100 but from what I read Microfiber should last longer.
Just got the T3 Crimson LX Shin Guards in small and just tried them out tonight. I think thats basically the main difference between the T3s Vs Hayabusa/Kanpeki is basically that the latter are made with "full grain" leather. thats basically the main difference between the gear. But I do have a good thing to say about the shing guards so im actually going to buy the gloves to match. my first impression was that they are almost flat upon receiving. There is NO rigidity on the shin guard and when I saw in the mirror, I saw they are so wide its hilarious. When it came to actual practical use, I notice that it lacks heel protection but the foot and instep protection is AMAZING. they are wide currently so it does feel odd to break in. One thing I noticed it that it had silicon dots on the inside and it really DOES highly resist slipping. I only adjusted my shin guard once. but basically if they went so far to think of a ton of features to add to them, then I think they are worth the money - If you have it to spend on it. I still prefer my fairtex SP8 or 7 or 9 forget the model. the one with detachable foot gaurd, and they are like 80-110$ after taxes and shipping.
This is straight from their website "Our Synthetic Leather Bag Gloves perform the job they were designed for, to protect your hands when working out on the Heavy Bag or Punch Mitts, but at half the price of other Bag Gloves. Slip-on, oven mitt design features an open thumb and elastic wrist".
I just bought a as new pair of Dundee gloves for $20 from St Vincent shop. Dundee is a fighter from Brisbane Australia and owns his own gym. I'm no expert but Dundee's gloves are unreal!
Which Cleto Reyes gloves to buy? None. They'll never get my business again. Why? I recently received yet another unusable pair of 8 oz lace-up (SafeTec) fight gloves. This time, it was because the liners hung down loose on the inside of the gloves. This interfered with the users ability to put their hands in all the way. After scouring the internet, I came across others who recently experienced the same issue. The kicker is that upon returning their gloves for an exchange, they received a new pair that had the same fatal flaw. After attempting several times to leave an honest, albeit unfavorable, review on their website, I gave up trying. Why? Because they wouldn't post any of them. So as not to give any reason for them to not post it, they were carefully worded and respectful. What's really odd about this is that after having a website for so many years, there are still no reviews/ratings for the gloves that I ordered -- favorable or otherwise. My last pair of good Cleto Reyes gloves were my 16 oz lace-up sparring/training gloves from the early '90s. Instead of taking a gamble with a brand that has long ago lost its way, spend your money elsewhere. Paying a little more for a classic pair of (real) Winning boxing gloves is actually far cheaper in the long run than going through multiple pairs of unsatisfactory-to-mediocre gloves. For those in the English-speaking world, or who live in the USA, there is only one authorized online dealer and it's as follows: store.winning-usa.com/index.html Buying from anywhere else is taking a huge risk. With third-party vendors, you'll either end up overpaying for the real ones, or you'll receive some cheap Pakistani/Chinese 'Winning' knock-offs. If you're looking for a quality Mexican glove with a comfortable thumb, good padding, wrist support, stitching, and leather, Necalli is a great value and worth far more than what they charge.
I tried the T3. Its great for training. But, for sparring, the thumb absorbs so much sweat that it splashes all over your partners. I ended up switching to the kanpeki as a sparring glove.
Excelente video. Muy buena descripción acerca del costo beneficio entre los guantes Winning y los Reyes. Yo todavía tengo unos guantes Reyes de 14 onzas que compre en 2017 y solo los uso para sparring. Los tuve que repararar solo una vez y entreno solo 2 veces por semana. Te escribo desde Buenos Aires, Argentina. Saludos.
I ask a lot of questions it’s all about improving every day. When I went I told myself don’t brag work hard and watch the top level guys and ask questions don’t make it about competition as much as learning and improving. I’m glad I had the smarts to act like I don’t know shit 🤣
