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  • evansc
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    Boxing Gloves!

    Hi, i live in Canada so i think Rival will be the best for me so i won't have to worry about custom duties and shipping costs. I have been boxing for around 2 months and the glove i have right now are worth around 30$ and are pretty bad. I have sparred a few times with the gloves in my gyms because my glove doesn't really have any padding. However, I want to get my own pair of glove for the future. My coach recommended me to get sparring gloves over bag gloves because I can only afford 1 glove right now. I was deciding between the RS2V and the RS11V. Have you guys tried both and what are the pros and cons of these gloves? Which one is better? Also I was also wondering if it was bad to use these sparring gloves on the heavy bag and hand pads as i have heard many people say it may mess up the padding of the gloves. I can only afford a pair of gloves at the moment so should i invest my money in Sparring, training, or bag gloves? I am also opened to other glove suggestions as long as it's not over $150.
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    #2
    Originally posted by evansc
    Hi, i live in Canada so i think Rival will be the best for me so i won't have to worry about custom duties and shipping costs. I have been boxing for around 2 months and the glove i have right now are worth around 30$ and are pretty bad. I have sparred a few times with the gloves in my gyms because my glove doesn't really have any padding. However, I want to get my own pair of glove for the future. My coach recommended me to get sparring gloves over bag gloves because I can only afford 1 glove right now. I was deciding between the RS2V and the RS11V. Have you guys tried both and what are the pros and cons of these gloves? Which one is better? Also I was also wondering if it was bad to use these sparring gloves on the heavy bag and hand pads as i have heard many people say it may mess up the padding of the gloves. I can only afford a pair of gloves at the moment so should i invest my money in Sparring, training, or bag gloves? I am also opened to other glove suggestions as long as it's not over $150.

    I am new to the forum too, but your post should be within the gear thread in this sub-forum. I had glove questions today and it was posted under that separate space. This keeps from having random threads all over the place bud.

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    • chern117
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      #3
      westcoast canada?
      vancouver bc any chance?

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      • evansc
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        #4
        Originally posted by chern117
        westcoast canada?
        vancouver bc any chance?
        Yes! Vancouver

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        • HedonisticFrog
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          #5
          I would get a moderately priced pair of sparring gloves and bag gloves.
          Title platinum ultimate sparring gloves are good gloves. I got 18oz ones.

          I bought my headgear from rival and I'm very happy with it. They're a good brand but seem to be a little more expensive for what you get than title or ringside.

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          • Soju
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            Vancouver people, where do you train?

            Sportchek in Metrotown has 16 oz Hayabusa gloves for under 100 bucks. Good quality, a little bit harder on sparring partners than the gloves mentioned here, but nothing sinister.


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            • Dr Rumack
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              #7
              How bad are the Everlast protex range? I have a pair of title bag gloves that are getting pretty wrecked at this point and I need to replace them. Sportsdirect are doing a clearance on protex2 gel and regular gloves and they're cheap as chips. Would I get six months out of a pair? Or are they best avoided?

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              • evansc
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                #8
                Originally posted by Soju
                Vancouver people, where do you train?

                Sportchek in Metrotown has 16 oz Hayabusa gloves for under 100 bucks. Good quality, a little bit harder on sparring partners than the gloves mentioned here, but nothing sinister.


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                I train at contenders training studio. How about you?

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                • Build That Wall
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by evansc
                  Hi, i live in Canada so i think Rival will be the best for me so i won't have to worry about custom duties and shipping costs. I have been boxing for around 2 months and the glove i have right now are worth around 30$ and are pretty bad. I have sparred a few times with the gloves in my gyms because my glove doesn't really have any padding. However, I want to get my own pair of glove for the future. My coach recommended me to get sparring gloves over bag gloves because I can only afford 1 glove right now. I was deciding between the RS2V and the RS11V. Have you guys tried both and what are the pros and cons of these gloves? Which one is better? Also I was also wondering if it was bad to use these sparring gloves on the heavy bag and hand pads as i have heard many people say it may mess up the padding of the gloves. I can only afford a pair of gloves at the moment so should i invest my money in Sparring, training, or bag gloves? I am also opened to other glove suggestions as long as it's not over $150.
                  Nothing wrong with rival. But I would always recommend Grant.

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                  • Soju
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by evansc
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                    Originally Posted by Soju

                    Vancouver people, where do you train?

                    Sportchek in Metrotown has 16 oz Hayabusa gloves for under 100 bucks. Good quality, a little bit harder on sparring partners than the gloves mentioned here, but nothing sinister.


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                    I train at contenders training studio. How about you?
                    Cool. I heard East Van had a cool boxing gym but it burned down.

                    I'm not living there now, but will check out Contenders if I move back to Vancouver.

                    And go with the Rivals. Russ Anber gotta eat.


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