Review on 🥊 MS600B Winning Training Boxing Gloves 16oz - The Ultimate Choice for Optimal Performance by Clinton Delgado

Well I'm just going to give a quick rundown of everything about these gloves. I ordered them in red and the color is great and can't complain my next pair will be either white but will most likely be black and laced as I want and need more wrist protection for MY types of workouts. They're smaller than the 16-ounce Twins gloves, meaning they're not as round and bulky. I used 10oz gloves on the ring before using so I can't be sure if they feel lighter than all the other 16oz gloves but I'm pretty sure they are as I mean Tried friends with double gloves and they seem a lot heavier. Their weight distribution is great, I don't feel like all the weight is going to one side, usually it's the ankles like other brands. I mainly use these gloves for the heavy 200lb Rival bag and the 250lb bag. Before using these gloves, my knuckles would constantly hurt/bruise from hooking so badly no matter what pocket I actually used. The 16oz twins left me a little sore, the 10oz ring side left me in constant pain towards the end of workouts among other brands I've used. I have some pain with it because my joints are getting time to heal NOW thanks to these gloves but the pain has gone from 8/10 to 2/10 and gone as soon as I make some adjustments. They don't have holes/mesh like some gloves to help your hands breathe, but even if the inside of the glove is soaked with sweat, they don't roll much. If you have large hands, you shouldn't feel any movement. I have hands that require all of my gloves to be large to fit well in the bandages. So if you want large/XL then fine with that or just use extra padding on the knuckles for a snug fit. The quality is excellent, I've used these gloves 2 times so they haven't quite broken yet. Once it was during a workout and another time during a mini-workout I did with a couple of partners in my spare time. The stitching looks very clean and you can understand how articulate the Japanese are in their products. In terms of wrist protection, I find the Winning sparring gloves with drawstrings much better than these. I stabbed my wrist the night I got these because I was concentrating more on my knuckles than my wrist, so I recommend wrapping your wrist in Velcro gloves. I have used them once, wrapped my wrist properly and tightened the velcro as much as possible and found that there is still some slack in the wrist but you don't feel it when you hit 100% but be aware that they are yours Does not support wrists, as well as some other brands that also connect with velcro. Price if you are in Canada: Expect a total of CAD667 as you will receive an import fee which Canada Post made me pay when I picked up my item from their post office. .if i had to rate them a 5 i would give it a 5 as i didn't expect the velcro glove to give me great protection on my wrist and the protection it actually gives to my wrists is still great, when properly zipped together with your wrists properly wrapped. The shots have a good click and the sound they make when they land on the pocket is very soft and you feel confident with every shot. I will come back and review and update them in a few months. PS They take longer to dry than my other gloves, so I recommend leaving them facing the wind with your palm wide open.