Another glove review

[We want Floyd]

Last time I did the review on the Winning brand. This time, it's all about Windy. It's a Thai brand. No, I didn't buy Windy's I happened to be at this MMA shop and while shoppin' around for some board shorts and wraps, I saw the Windy velcro's.

I was surprised the first time I slipped them on, prior to trying them on, I thought it was just gonna be like Fairtex's glove. But to my surprise, it's a terrific glove, the way it molds to your hand, just the overall feel of it and for a lil over $80, it's a great purchase, I strongly recommend Windy.

Another thing I liked about the Windy, just like the Winning gloves, the velcro sits on top of the wrist, not on the bottom, this prevents you from cutting someone, if you are doing clinch work.

[Sin City]

have you sparred with them or hit the bag with them?
you don't know how good a glove is until you test it in action.

[JAB5239]

Last time I did the review on the Winning brand. This time, it's all about Windy. It's a Thai brand. No, I didn't buy Windy's I happened to be at this MMA shop and while shoppin' around for some board shorts and wraps, I saw the Windy velcro's.

I was surprised the first time I slipped them on, prior to trying them on, I thought it was just gonna be like Fairtex's glove. But to my surprise, it's a terrific glove, the way it molds to your hand, just the overall feel of it and for a lil over $80, it's a great purchase, I strongly recommend Windy.

Another thing I liked about the Windy, just like the Winning gloves, the velcro sits on top of the wrist, not on the bottom, this prevents you from cutting someone, if you are doing clinch work.

have you sparred with them or hit the bag with them?
you don't know how good a glove is until you test it in action.

I've sparred with them and they're excellent. As May 02 said they seem to form fit to your hand and are extremely comfortable. I too would recomend them.