Review on 🥊 Ringside Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps: Ultimate Pair for Enhanced Performance by Dewey Tory

I started traditional boxing about a year ago to supplement my kickboxing training, so I've been experimenting with different types of wraps to use under my boxing gloves. These Mexican-style wraps are my favorite for a number of reasons. First, I like the length: I don't have big hands, but neither are they small, so I need to make sure I have enough padding around my knuckles and wrists to avoid knuckle scrapes and wrist sprains. These do their job well. The wider Art Wrap covers more area, which is a plus when you're looking for more coverage. But what really sets these bandages apart is that they're almost non-stretchable, so they're not bulky, don't bunch up, and are finger-friendly. They wash well, just use a laundry bag to prevent tangling and Velcro to keep it from snagging on other clothes. I've also found that if you let them air dry they don't shrink and last much longer. I've been using the same three bandages for a year now and they still look very good.