What Should I look for when buying boxing gloves????

[The Problem Child]

Golovkin, what about gloves for training such as hitting the bag????

Don't listen to the trolls in this forum. Feel FREE to Google ALL THE BRANDS / INFO I am giving you, and you will see I am right.

Winning are the way to go. Like I said, search and confirm the info I am giving you man to see if I'm right or not.

Winning are great for hitting the bag.

Take a look at this thread as well that confirms what I've been telling you:

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f67...y-bag-2439803/

You will find a of keyboard experts here trying to sound like they know but without any factual evidence or info behind their claims. I have been in this sport for 10 years as a fighter/part time trainer, I am giving you good info.

[aldo5408]

Everlast MX bro and your good to go

[firstborn]

Unfortunately, you might have to try a bunch of different brands before finding what works for you. I went though a lot of gloves before I settled on 18 oz Winnings for the bag and 16 oz Ringsides for sparring.

Gloves are a funny like that, one size doesn't fit all.......

[deathofaclown]

Whichever is the most comfortable for a hand job.