Review on 🥊 Enhance Your Muay Thai Training with Fairtex BGV1 Sparring Gloves by Cameron Reed

I really want to love these gloves but they are just awful. I've used the Venum Elite for a couple of years and now use the Hayabusa T3 for bagwork and sparring. I understand that there is a big difference in price between Hayabusa and these Fairtex, but these gloves seem very basic. I can use the T3 and not bandage my hands when I'm too lazy and the wrist support and padding does most of the hard work even when I'm 100% working with a heavy bag. With these gloves I feel like you need to wrap your hands even for light to medium work. Also, I don't have big hands (5ft 9165lbs) and my hands float with 16oz gloves. It's not such a big deal because these were relatively cheap gloves, but if you're in the $70-$100 price range I'd probably look elsewhere. I'm not really Mike Tyson, so these things shouldn't explode. These gloves are used maybe 3 times a week for an hour maximum a day and I alternate them with another pair to let them dry. Never buy another pair of Fairtex gloves again. again. Bought a pair and they were 2 ounces lighter than they should have been and now this pair. Well you can see the photos.