I'd buy a couple of pairs if i were u. they are re usable but after a year of washing them they kinda wear out
the only problem with that is that i live in australia and pretty much every hand wrap that is good cost 20 dollars or more with shipping but i found a site where the wraps are only 13 dollars for 4 if i buy them in bulk with a few friends.
Very Flexible, mould to hand
closest thing to gauze which is what pros use for fights
At the end of they day they just feel good man!
switched to them after using regular wraps and won't go back
With repeated touching, holes form, and they become very "furry".
Note: During private lessons they are amazing. If I can convince my GF to put on my shin-guards they are amazing for sparring. Once I have to use products containing velcro, they become a pain in the ass.
With repeated touching, holes form, and they become very "furry".
Note: During private lessons they are amazing. If I can convince my GF to put on my shin-guards they are amazing for sparring. Once I have to use products containing velcro, they become a pain in the ass.
thank you very much for that
im going to order these on the weekend
thank you very much for that
im going to order these on the weekend
No problem, but I forgot to do a tape test! It is basically like the Velcro, but, not as severe. Lots of professionals use these wraps once and cut them off, because of the tape damage.
Last edited by nomilkforsanta; 02-14-2013 at 07:57 AM.
where is the best place to purchase these, i know ringside has them but at $3.50 a pair that a bit steep when you could buy these in juares for under a dollar
Note: During private lessons they are amazing. If I can convince my GF to put on my shin-guards they are amazing for sparring. Once I have to use products containing velcro, they become a pain in the ass.
I owned a few pairs several years ago, and only used them for sparring sessions. To avoid their "velcro affinity" I always put on my shin guards and headgear before wrapping my hands. I never replaced them because they wore out very quickly and offended my "cheap bastard" sensibilities.
Title Boxing sells a similar product that's somewhat less elastic, a little bit thicker, and a lot more durable: http://store.titleboxing.com/rmh.html. I used those for a while -- maybe a year -- before they wore out.
I prefer either Title or Ringside 180" Mexican wraps. They do the job and last a very long time.
I owned a few pairs several years ago, and only used them for sparring sessions. To avoid their "velcro affinity" I always put on my shin guards and headgear before wrapping my hands. I never replaced them because they wore out very quickly and offended my "cheap bastard" sensibilities.
Title Boxing sells a similar product that's somewhat less elastic, a little bit thicker, and a lot more durable: http://store.titleboxing.com/rmh.html. I used those for a while -- maybe a year -- before they wore out.
I prefer either Title or Ringside 180" Mexican wraps. They do the job and last a very long time.
Titles version is of le roy wraps are a joke, they are basically handwraps with no thumb hook and Velcro.
My sparring days go: dynamic warm up, wrap hands, shadow box, thai pads/focus mitts, heavy bag, then sparring.
