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  • lukeybg
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    #1

    what oz gloves???

    what oz. gloves should i get for bag work??
  • Count Patron
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    #2
    Originally posted by lukeybg
    what oz. gloves should i get for bag work??
    Just purchase a set of 12 oz gloves... you'll use them for heavy bag work and sparring.

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    • boxingsmash69
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      #3
      Originally posted by Count Patron
      Just purchase a set of 12 oz gloves... you'll use them for heavy bag work and sparring.
      for sparring??

      you should get a good pair of 12-14oz super bag gloves

      and a pair of 16oz training gloves for sparring


      never use bag gloves for sparring
      maybe 12oz training gloves, for light sparring.

      but never bag gloves for sparring at all.

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      • Sin City
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        #4
        my view is the bigger the better, y? because the more weight on your hands the more endurance you develop to the weight of the glove (even though it isn't much) and the more padding the less you hurt your hands. then come fight night and your wearing 8's or 10's you will work a lot better having been accustomed to wearing 14-16 and your hands won't tire from having the gloves on as quickly.

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        • Count Patron
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          #5
          Originally posted by boxingsmash69
          for sparring??

          you should get a good pair of 12-14oz super bag gloves

          and a pair of 16oz training gloves for sparring


          never use bag gloves for sparring
          maybe 12oz training gloves, for light sparring.

          but never bag gloves for sparring at all.
          Yes, I have always sparred with 12 oz gloves. I like to train like a I fight. The dynamics between 16 and 12oz gloves are huge...

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          • Kayo
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            #6
            Originally posted by Count Patron
            Yes, I have always sparred with 12 oz gloves. I like to train like a I fight. The dynamics between 16 and 12oz gloves are huge...
            Thats not very curtious towards your sparring partner. Why would you want to put more hurt on someone from your gym who's helping you out...sparring is a mutual thing. Also i found it helps with handspeed training with heavier gloves.

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            • Count Patron
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              #7
              Originally posted by Kayo
              Thats not very curtious towards your sparring partner. Why would you want to put more hurt on someone from your gym who's helping you out...sparring is a mutual thing. Also i found it helps with handspeed training with heavier gloves.
              I prefer to practice parrying with the smaller 12oz gloves... I don't like the false sense of protection 16oz offers. It's not like I take advantage of my sparring partners, I pull punches as I see fit. You can be a jerk with 16oz gloves just the same as 12s if you want.

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              • Kayo
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                #8
                Originally posted by Count Patron
                I prefer to practice parrying with the smaller 12oz gloves... I don't like the false sense of protection 16oz offers. It's not like I take advantage of my sparring partners, I pull punches as I see fit. You can be a jerk with 16oz gloves just the same as 12s if you want.
                that is true but arent you taking more of a risk for hand injury constantly using the smaller glove less padded glove?

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                • th4l3pr3ch4un
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                  #9
                  lol **** training with 12's

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                  • bobweaver
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                    you cant be ****ing serious that you spar with 12oz gloves that is so ****ed up to your sparring partners especially if they are wearing 16 or 18 oz gloves. Invest in a pair of 16 oz gloves you cheap ****, i know the only reason people use those 12 oz everlast gloves are because you can buy em at wal-mart for 14.99 invest for ****s sake http://www.ringside.com/detail.aspx?ID=25771 order these right now you inconsiderate mother ****er

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