Your right, these are investments. I used to spend 60 bucks every couple months until i bought a quality pair and theyve lasted me 3 years. Overall I saved money and probably avoided some hand injuries.
on the synthetic leather it’s because winning gloves when new have a sheen due to the leather conditioner and use real leather however however the headgear and groin guard use a synthetic leather but a really good one
Yea yuo are correct!but not all headgear ang groin guards are syntetyc some of thes pieces is sintetyc some are synthetic and genuie leather,and some are 100% geniue leather!depends on the model,but gloves are all 100% Real leather,only they use one tipe of leatjer for the palm part and other for puncing surface and the back of the glove
@@carbonfiberfan Idk abot that I was talking about leather...and when I am buyng equipment i like to buy a genunine lether...Idk about syntetic leather,dont like it and I will never buy it unles somnebody scam me and sel sintetyc but say its gebuine
I have had 2 pair s of Powerlock, The 18 & 16oz both in laceup. Theyre great gloves that are in between a Protective glove and a "Punchers style glove". If you take care of the gloves(Air out and regular maintencance) they can last up to 1.5 years if not a little longer.
@@deniscutler9474 he’s saying that because using your sparring gloves on the heavy bags wears out the padding and makes it more dangerous for your sparring partner. It’s bad manners to use your sparring gloves for heavy bag.
These gloves are worth it. I have a 10 oz and 16 oz gloves. They are the best training gloves on the market. The leather is real. It’s from an ox rather than a cow. The artificial leather is from the headgear, cups, and soft type winning gloves which are discontinued.
@@erickvargas1375 I bought the 10 oz from Rakuten back in 2017 which doesn’t exist any anymore because of Covid. I bought the 16 oz from Amazon. Winning USA is the only distributor in the United States of America. Those other outlets were out of Japan.
he means maybe if you’re not gonna be doing it for a long time you know ? I think winnings are for anyone bro no matter what even better for beginners because you might not be used to hitting bags or anything and the winnings have the best support on both knuckles and wrist so I’ll say they’re perfect beginner gloves for a person that wants to do it for a long time you know ?
@@TrainwithPJ have laceup powerlocks in 16 that fit like butter,14 oz cleto lace ups that have a roomy hand compartment in the pinky area and other 16oz gloves have fit me fine
@@TrainwithPJ powerlocks are great, i like to use them on the bag and am considering getting a 16 or 14 oz winning to replace them as i enjoy a very padded glove for the bag and a mexican style glove for sparring.
hi pj. nice vid. honestly these are overkill for the likes of me. my dad and i do boxing training for self defense purposes only, not for competition. i do some bag work, mitts, and spar. the gloves i usually use are 12 oz but i need new gloves because the inside stitching of my old gloves ripped and because hitting the heavy bag even with wraps + 12oz gloves kinda hurts my knuckles so i was wondering if i should get 14oz or 16oz gloves, i'd use it for mitts, sparring, and bag work. i was thinking of getting the venum impact gloves. also i'm 5'7 1/2 and 158 lbs
Is it me or is the winning website sketch ? They don’t respond to emails . Placed an order like a week ago and I haven’t gotten any Notification or update on it..
Im debating getting the 14 oz vs 16oz. I prefer my gloves to have a more compact feel for stringing together combinations. And I heard there's a pretty noticeable difference in size between the two. I hear winnings padding is thicker than other brands and that's why I was debating on getting 14oz for sparring only. Would you think it would be acceptable in pro gyms to spar in they're 14 oz gloves?
I know you asked if it would be acceptable in pro gyms, but my gym only spars with 16 oz gloves UNLESS you are preparing for a fight. The heavier weight protects yourself and your partners!
I use the 14's, they're far more protective than other brands 16 and even 18, as I've compared other sparring partners gloves. A knowledgeable gym shouldn't have a problem with you using them imo
Does your wife have a sister? 😳 Have you heard of ‘In Fight Style’? They’re kinda on the underground mostly in Thai boxing but their gloves are by far the best gloves I’ve ever used. They sell quick so it’s kinda hard to get the ones I’ve used which are the laced traditional Muay Thai ones but if you can grab them they’re amazing!