Review on Boxing Gloves Men Women Breathable by Michael Robinson

I did martial arts for a few years when I was young. During that time I was fortunate to train under the tutelage of a man who now works with the US Olympic team. The intense workouts I participated in helped me learn about the different types of gloves. There were three types that we used with them that differed in padding. I always liked the look with less padding until I worried about permanent nerve or bone damage later in life. Years later I still love to train in sparring where I hit pockets and shadow boxing. I now always use pads when hitting the bag because I love playing instruments and I don't want arthritis. That's when these cute gloves from the Champs brand came to mind. Their weight generally does not put any strain on the wrists or hands. Before that I used full size boxing gloves for bag training. These extra heavy gloves gave me a problem with my wrist. These beautiful black and red gloves are not too bulky and are therefore more suitable for martial arts or kickboxing, giving you the best hand reach as well as your speed. In the video provided you can see how I handle the weight of the gloves. beautiful without tiring me. I'm a big fan of shadow boxing in sparring. In the style I was taught, you're jumping all over the place, so a medium-thickness glove allows for more precise footwork. I like that there is a ventilation area inside the glove, similar to a baseball glove. This is very helpful for people like me who sweat a lot on the palms. I like the colors red and black because they are intimidating which is what I need when sparring. room there. I like having a spot in this area if you need to adjust a glove without taking off another. In conclusion, I am happy with these gloves and can say from experience that they are quality sparring gloves that will last a long time with good care. .