Good Handwraps?

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

I thinking of getting these everlast training gloves.

http://www.everlast.com/Protex2-Trai...tinfo/EVPT2TG/

If your looking for a cheaper alternative they are ok but those are some of Everlast cheaper stuff.

If I was you for a few dollars more and real leather instead of the synthetic leather those Everlast offer you, get these:

http://store.titleboxing.com/title-e...ng-gloves.html

[Frighteous]

everlast te 180s are fine

[Shabba Rank$]

If your looking for a cheaper alternative they are ok but those are some of Everlast cheaper stuff.

If I was you for a few dollars more and real leather instead of the synthetic leather those Everlast offer you, get these:

http://store.titleboxing.com/title-e...ng-gloves.html

Dangit, I wish I would have seen this post a little earlier because I already ordered the everlast.

Well I guess I'll get some better training gloves when I can afford them, and I'll just give the everlasts to my younger bro.

[JoHnNyBoXeR]

Everything made or even associated with Everlast sucks. They should have gone out of business 10 years ago. My favorite wraps of all time are the Ringside Gel Shock Handwraps: http://www.ringside.com/Ringside-Gel...ductinfo/GSHW/ Good looking, convenient, protective, and comfortable as they can be. I hated wrapping my hands until I started using them.

I wouldn't buy any products from Grant other than their "Professional" line of gloves. Everything by Grant other than that line of gloves is overpriced trash (literally).

Sorry I can't say more, I have to run now. Whatever you choose, good luck.

i disagree... the pro training gloves i heard are good.. and they do make good trunks and i have my competetion headgear from everlast which is very good

[Domey]

My favorite wraps of all time are the Ringside Gel Shock Handwraps: http://www.ringside.com/Ringside-Gel...ductinfo/GSHW/ Good looking, convenient, protective, and comfortable as they can be. I hated wrapping my hands until I started using them..

I have used these wraps since Ringside put them out. I tried the Everlast and a few other similar wraps, but these top them all IMO.

Not only do you get more protection in your knuckles compared to regular wraps, but you also get a long mexican'ish style handwrap along with it. These two paired together work awesome.

You do not have to waste so much wrap going over and over your knuckles, so you are able to focus more on your wrist and thumb. The stitching on the finger inserts comes loose eventually, but you get more them your dollers worth with these. To top it off, you can easily wash them just as you would regular hand wraps(Just do not throw them in the dryer, let them air dry).

They have gone up in price a little bit but are still very much worth every penny and then some. You wont find better protection unless you are having your trainer wrap your hands professional with gauze every workout.

[RAV3N]

180" mexican ringside handwraps are good.

Try and buy better quality gloves as they usally last longer and end up paying for themselves in the end.

From my experience I would stay away from neverlast products.

[Shabba Rank$]

180" mexican ringside handwraps are good.

Try and buy better quality gloves as they usally last longer and end up paying for themselves in the end.

From my experience I would stay away from neverlast products.

It's too late I already ordered them from ebay.

But I will get much better higher quality training gloves in the near future when I can afford some.

[Del Coqui]

I dont look at brands, I recommend Mexican style wraps, they give you a better fit and better protection.

[Sox8055]

Mexican Gauze, Everlast or Cleto Reyes Handwraps r the best and unmatched for me.

I like Everlast though since they are easy to put on though.