Got my nose broken with that rival headgear a weekk ago. I didnt see the left uppercut coming may have been blind spot. Head feels like a big target,Ima invest in the fly facebar to match my fly x gloves when i go back to sparrimg. I baught them cuz of your reviews. I really like the feel, But for some reason they feel a bit tight and i have pretty small hands and wrists do you feel the same?.. best channel on yt keep it up bro
Thankyou for your continued support I really appreciate it , my thinking has always been my headguards are not any part of my defence - hands and head movement are much better than testing any headguard And yes on facebar headguards the uppercut is a shot to be massively aware of as the bar restricts the ability to see them somewhat What size fly x gloves did you get?
The rival headgear is terrible. 1lb on ur head so now your head movement is restricted. Also very bulky so huge, way easier to get hit... i dont even know how this is recommended to be used. Not good at all.
More head guard reviews to come , I thought this covid situation would have improved by now so I was holding back on the headguard reviews but I’m going to do the headguard reviews as well🙌🏼👊🏼👍🏼
That's a comprehensive victory. However, as much as I don't like the Rival brand, for under £100 it's still a quality item of kit & the Fly falls into the catchment of pro boxers or the rich. Great review & contest. Keep'em coming!!
@@erickestrada1212 I have the non-face bar version “Mexican style” and I can only compare it to my amateur ringside headgear. The Reyes fits much nicer and uses the latex foam, which does a really good job absorbing those hard shots that get through. You’ll have to consult Fit2Box about the Rival headgear. Although I own a pair of RS100 16 oz gloves, and if the quality is similar, I’m sure it is a great head guard!
Hi, how about the cheek head guard from fly? I had the winning but it closed my breathing from the nose because it pushed on it. Have you tried the fly cheek head guard?Thanks
What’s the typical weight for a facesaver headgear? I know Fly is usually 14oz, and TopBoxer is usually 24oz. But is the Rival one heavier than average? Or is 22oz normal?
@@Fit2Box But what about compared to other more affordable brands? (Cleto Reyes, Everlast, Title, TopBoxer, etc.). The Winning and Fly ones are great, but the person I know looking to get one can’t afford them, unfortunately :/ Among the brands that are more affordable, is the Rival one on par or is it heavier than those other brands too?
Honestly I have used a headguard for so long I do prefer a headguard but I can see why people prefer not to wear one , you can’t beat the vision and smaller target of a headguard less head But how small this fly is it’s the next best thing for me
@@bigunfromwigun4874 again I have used full face ones for years (as I worked in a bank and couldn’t really turn up with a marked up face all the time) so I’m super comfortable in full face but it wouldn’t bother me to not wear one but as I train a lot of people no need in me getting bruised up so I just still wear my full face - I do know boxers who cannot get on with the bar and the restricted vision
Which head guard do you feel is better? Rival’s rhgfs3 or rhgfs1? And can you post your rankings of head gear on your webpage . Lol last question. Which sparring gloves do you recommend? Rival’s Rs1 or Rs100?
Rhgfs3 for me And both gloves are list in my middleweight list Scroll down for full list I have recently increased the rs100 www.fit2boxchannel.com/middleweight-lace
