Has anyone from europe ordered from www.winning-usa.com ?

thats gonna be expensive

thats gonna be expensive

yer man, but I need better protection for my paws, can't put a price on healthy hands!

yer man, but I need better protection for my paws, can't put a price on healthy hands!

My wife ordered me a pair from the U.S a few months ago, she e-mailed them and someone called her back, she said the bloke was very helpful and i soon had a pair of 10oz winning in the post, although they are 10oz i swear i cant do any damage with them the ****ing things are so padded, lovely gloves though. Think they were about £200 including shipping

My wife ordered me a pair from the U.S a few months ago, she e-mailed them and someone called her back, she said the bloke was very helpful and i soon had a pair of 10oz winning in the post, although they are 10oz i swear i cant do any damage with them the ****ing things are so padded, lovely gloves though. Think they were about £200 including shipping

Ta mate, I think I'm gonna go for the 16oz in blue or white.

Ta mate, I think I'm gonna go for the 16oz in blue or white.

**** man how much do u weigh? if you want serious protection without comprimising speed id go for 14oz, these r some seriously padded gloves mate, my 10oz r competition gloves and my knuckles dont even begin to come through the padding

Around 155lbs, lol **** I just ordered the 16oz. I already have a pair of 14oz Lonsdale Pro training gloves, was gonna go for the 14oz but i thought if I am paying that much I might as well go for the 16oz.

I emailed them to change the order to 14oz (MS-500) cheers for the advice big paulie.

**** man how much do u weigh? if you want serious protection without comprimising speed id go for 14oz, these r some seriously padded gloves mate, my 10oz r competition gloves and my knuckles dont even begin to come through the padding

nice to hear alot of Winning products being talked about lately. i might get a pair of 16s soon.

by the way, is your 10oz the amateur competition gloves, the pro gloves, or the velcro-pro gloves?

Yer I can't wait to get them to see what all the fuss is about.

nice to hear alot of Winning products being talked about lately. i might get a pair of 16s soon.

by the way, is your 10oz the amateur competition gloves, the pro gloves, or the velcro-pro gloves?

Got the 10oz pro lace up (competition) in white, **** man these gloves are beautiful, they have more padding than most of the 14oz the lads spar with at my gym, i actually prefer Grants though, they are 'softer' and more flexible if you get me

nice to hear alot of Winning products being talked about lately. i might get a pair of 16s soon.

by the way, is your 10oz the amateur competition gloves, the pro gloves, or the velcro-pro gloves?

Did you ever get a pair?

Yer I can't wait to get them to see what all the fuss is about.

So how are the gloves?

why are you upping a thread over a year old, im sure these people dont post anymore.

if you have questions about winning ask me.

why are you upping a thread over a year old, im sure these people dont post anymore.

if you have questions about winning ask me.Have you made love with your oh so beautiful Winning gloves. I'm just playin' I3C.

Got the 10oz pro lace up (competition) in white, **** man these gloves are beautiful, they have more padding than most of the 14oz the lads spar with at my gym, i actually prefer Grants though, they are 'softer' and more flexible if you get meFunny, I have the complete opposite opinion. My Winning's felt more soft and flexible, and that's when it was new. Now that its been broken in, ahh, it feels even better, so soft and supple. I like my Grants too, originally I thought the Grants felt better, but, now that I've broken in my Winning's. Winning is it!

yea the grant pro training is a very comparable glove. The only thing i dont really like about them is the cosmetics. The color comes off and if you get white they look ****ty, i wish they had that waxy finish like the reyes.