RoccCity said:what is everyone using when theyre hittin the bag
whats the different between those and thesebanderkejs said:Pro Training Gloves, Mexican-Style 14Oz
Pro Training Gloves, Mexican-Style w/ Laces 12Oz
Info about the gloves: High density, compressed training gloves for heavy pounding on bags, pads, and focus mitts.
RoccCity said:whats the different between those and these
http://www.fairtexgear.com/html_documents/gear/gear_item.asp?p_id=100
King Kabuki said:What are you laughing at sucka?
Don't knock my big-ass boxing gloves!
but im asking whats the difference like, what does the mexican glove have that the other one dont.banderkejs said:The way i see it, Mexican Style gloves are the best ever made.
GRANT 12Oz 125$
So why buy it for 125$
When u can "almsot" get the same for 84$ Pro Training Gloves, Mexican-Style
I almost dare say they are the same!
The one you showd me is a "OK "glove, the mexican style glove is a GREAT glove. That`s the big difference.
RoccCity said:but im asking whats the difference like, what does the mexican glove have that the other one dont.
Madmick said:I think the main difference is the Mexican ones are high density so they will stand up to heavy bag use for a longer period of time (that's why it says they're not recommended for sparring, I think, because the glove isn't softened or conditioned on the outside at all).
Other than that, I guess just read the descriptions. The Mexican style one has latex in the core, not just foam, and the sleeve is triple-ribbed for extra wrist protection. The Pro Training ones have a triple layered core with the foam, but the regular Training ones you linked only have a single layer, and that's without the latex.
Also, the hand is contoured in the Mexican style gloves; it's oversized in the Pro Training Style ones and neither in the regular Training pair.
RoccCity said:but im asking whats the difference like, what does the mexican glove have that the other one dont.