Ventilation is decent, So long as you air them out after each session they shouldnt smell

I think they are just training gloves to do a bit of everything, they seemed pretty decent for the money as a do a bit of everything glove, For a tiny bit more the Venum Challenger 3.0 is another good option (I have a review for those on my channel too) thanks for watching!

@@JBA_203 Ok thx bro

@@JBA_203 But im gonna do only Bag work. U think they gonna last long?

@@BryanNikolov I had them for quite a while and they seemed good for the price definitely, I think theyll last a year or two for sure

@@BryanNikolov Just about to post a video regarding Outshocks Fast wraps actually haha

Horsehair or Foam, You can choose out of either I believe, It may be a hybrid buildup of both

I think it was probably Jim Wicks decision

@@Caskchap agreed

Its a thai brand, made in thailand, Raja also means king in Thai also!

@@JBA_203 oo

Love it bro

Thankyou!

roids are for noobs , he is noob

@@johnylukesplayer Look how much he achieved and how much YOU achieved, hesitating to roid yourself

Thanks for watching!

@@JBA_203you're welcome, keep up the good work .

Thanks for watching!

I'm 6 foot 3, I'd recommend 16oz for general training, these are good if you are getting used to them for amateur fights but these are more fight gloves than training gloves, Thanks for watching!

I bought some of these are they supposed to be tight and do you think they will give abit

@@stevenmcglachie8608 They are a very compact fit as they are fight gloves, I reckon theyll break in after a week to couple of weeks 👍

Thankyou very much!

No i got them on ebay :)

oh okay but i bought ine on ergo and ive been waiting for 3 days and i thin kive been scammed as they made me pay on paypal? @@JBA_203

what seller as im going to buy a pair. @@JBA_203

Pretty decent, They did start to lose the padding after around a year, By the way sorry for the late reply I must've liked it without reading it

To be fair they are pretty solid not the best for bag use, Mexican gloves usually are quite solid, I recently got some Hayabusa T3 Tokushus and they are exceptionally comfortable and protective

Never tried the BGV9 myself, but from wht 've seen online they seem pretty great

@@JBA_203 I'd say 80% of my boxing training is heavy bag work, so I need a glove that's durable enough and can protect my hands. While also being a sparring glove. The Cleto seem perfect, but the price is a huge turn off.

Thanks for watching!

They are a very tight glove I must admit, I had to stuff a towel into each glove so the hand compartment would be more roomy when I first got them, very protective though for sure

Thanks for watching man appreciate it a lot bro fr fr

Great feel hitting the bag, be careful not to damage your hand, and get used to using them first, though, thanks for watching

@@JBA_203 I’ve been doing martial arts for almost 10 years and boxing for nearly 7 of those so I’m not to worried about damaging my hand but more about how the gloves r gonna feel when punching the bag as I’ve been using 16 ounces for the longest time haha and gonna have to punch differently with different technique with the bag gloves

Great Fighter for sure, clean hands

@@JBA_203 yup that's what i like anout him

I sparred in these, they weren't too bad, pretty decent gloves, padding isn't too soft but not rock solid either

@@JBA_203 sound good, thanks, will buy this glove after this

@@hz_wan Happy Buying!

@@JBA_203 one more can i know how the fitting of that glove? Cuz my hand is pretty small in my weight at 65kilos

@@hz_wan Pretty good fit if I remember

Seems pretty decent to me, I've used them quite a fair bit and they're still holding up ok

I actually stuffed a Towel in both of the gloves for the first few days after I got them to widen the hand compartment