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OK, after going through a lot of handwraps and seeing deals out there on the various websites, I figured I would review some handwraps to help some of you out thinking of buying some.
The Everlast 180" handwraps. These are probably the best wraps you will buy for the price. They aren't the greatest wraps but not the worst by a long shot. They are priced at about $5 for a pair and are durable as long as you take basic care of them. roll them up and hand washing wraps is the best way to get the most use of your wraps. I give these a 8 out of 10.
http://store.titleboxing.com/title-m...handwraps.html
OK here's the Title Mexican style wraps from Titleboxing.com. Now there are a few you can chose from but the only ones worth getting are the "Title Mexican Style Handwraps", not the "Elite" or the "Classic", they are JUNK. The reason they are so cheaply priced is because they will fall apart in a few work outs, litteraly. The Title Mexican Style Handwraps are about the same as the Everlast, 8 out of 10 rating.
Ok here's the Cleto Reyes 192" handwraps from Ringside.com. These are by FAR the best handwraps I have ever bought. They are as durable as they get, I have had mine about 8 years and still use them today and they have hung in there tough. The only downfall of these wraps is that they aren't the "Mexican Style" semi elastic type wraps, meaning they have no "give". they feel like 100% pure durable cotton. Which is kind of odd since they are from a Mexican company...go figure. Again, hand wash them and hang them up after every work out and you will get a great use from them. They are a lot more expensive at $19.99 price tag but getting over 7 years of usage, I can't complain. 10 out of 10 rating.
The Everlast 180" handwraps. These are probably the best wraps you will buy for the price. They aren't the greatest wraps but not the worst by a long shot. They are priced at about $5 for a pair and are durable as long as you take basic care of them. roll them up and hand washing wraps is the best way to get the most use of your wraps. I give these a 8 out of 10.
http://store.titleboxing.com/title-m...handwraps.html
OK here's the Title Mexican style wraps from Titleboxing.com. Now there are a few you can chose from but the only ones worth getting are the "Title Mexican Style Handwraps", not the "Elite" or the "Classic", they are JUNK. The reason they are so cheaply priced is because they will fall apart in a few work outs, litteraly. The Title Mexican Style Handwraps are about the same as the Everlast, 8 out of 10 rating.
Ok here's the Cleto Reyes 192" handwraps from Ringside.com. These are by FAR the best handwraps I have ever bought. They are as durable as they get, I have had mine about 8 years and still use them today and they have hung in there tough. The only downfall of these wraps is that they aren't the "Mexican Style" semi elastic type wraps, meaning they have no "give". they feel like 100% pure durable cotton. Which is kind of odd since they are from a Mexican company...go figure. Again, hand wash them and hang them up after every work out and you will get a great use from them. They are a lot more expensive at $19.99 price tag but getting over 7 years of usage, I can't complain. 10 out of 10 rating.
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