🥊 Contender Fight Sports Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps - Pack of 10 Pairs Review

Excellent packaging. Feels good and does what it's supposed to. The only thing I don't like is the Velcro. It's too tight and feels a bit odd when you wrap it all the way around your arm. Otherwise good quality for the money

You can't go wrong with these Mexican style terry wraps. Holds up well, nice material and the number of packs are worth it so you always have a spare set/freshly wrapped roll for visitors or giveaways.

These really are the best bandages I've ever worn. I gave them to my boxing students and they loved them. I will definitely order more. They stretch and fit perfectly. The thickness is large and offers a lot of protection. A 10 inch 180mm long box is an economical deal.

I've always been lazy, I always try to find an excuse not to use bandages. I started to feel that my wrists started to hurt when I worked out with Thai pads or gloves and all my friends at the gym told me to bandage my hands and wrists. I decided to order this set and wrap my head before putting on my gloves and my friends were right. Made lots of different things on hands and wrists! I love this product!

The cheapest bandages you can find on the market and the quality is top notch. There are 2 types of wraps. One of them is elastic and inelastic. They definitely want stretchy looks. And these are elastic species. 180 inch elastic hand wraps $4 each. Better not found anywhere. I like these. I've had them for over a year now and they're still like new, only the paint has worn off a bit, but who cares. Tip: wash them in a mesh bag for longevity.

I would give 2.5 stars if it was an option but this average needs to be lowered. The fabric is good, the best I've seen among the 3 brands, but the velcro and thumb hooks are incompatible at best. The thumb hooks are never the same length, sometimes big enough to slip in (rolled up) bandages, sometimes not even tight. Velcro is never in one place, you can tell the craft was done by eye or poorly finished. Often when I'm done wrapping my hands there's about an inch of Velcro left to attach to…

I don't mean to be condescending but I will go against the reviews that say these are Mexican bandages. This is NOT a Mexican style hand band; Not even close. A mix of cotton and elastic, Mexican-style capes tend to be thin or medium-thick. The result is an elastic and very soft material, almost silky. Think of the body wrap used in hospitals and clinics, only better. Ambra La Roy are traditional Mexican style wraps and there are many other brands that offer traditional Mexican style wraps…