🧤 4455-3 Pack Hand Wraps Review

As with the first set I bought the stitching that attaches the velcro to these bandages is of very poor quality. You can either sew them back on or use them without them as they come off very easily. Otherwise they are fine. It's just disappointing that every device I've bought from Everlast has had issues. The heavy bag had hard spots, a terrible settling problem and the tether straps had come loose from the bag. MMA gloves fell apart after a few months of use. Everlast used to be synonymous…

Decent Enough Pack of 3 wipes; although durability is questionable. I bought and owned the same three packs of Dick's Sporting Goods around 2010 or 2011 and only replaced them earlier this year. Admittedly I haven't used them as much as I do now, but I still haven't gotten around to using them as much as the velcro on the red bandages almost completely came off when I took them off. I wouldn't say I was aggressive towards them or neglectful of them; I always rewind them in the circle they came…

Let me start by saying that I am new to boxing. I have 4 weeks to learn how to bat. I love the quality of these bandages and the fact that they don't stretch is actually a good thing for me. However, they are TOO SHORT (108 inches). They cover me, but I feel pain in my finger when I hit them. My boxing trainer told me it's because I'm not used to punching and my joints need to get used to it, so I need extra protection. that these wrappers cannot provide. Two days later, two fingers that I…

These bandages arrived on the estimated delivery date and it was fast! I found the velcro snags on the bandages when wrapping but still good. I am a woman and I have found these 108 inch bandages fit my hands and wrists well. I don't want it to be too long as it would be too thick to fit in my gloves or just wear a jumpsuit. I've only used bands for pocket cardio and I've also used them with gloves for pockets. It is very comfortable and with soft protection. I would advise all women to buy…

I agree with many other reviewers that these hand wraps are not very long but if all you need is a little extra ankle padding or wrist support in a boxing glove then I would recommend this Everlast 4455- recommend. 3 Pro 3: - I can turn and hit the bag before anyone puts on other gloves. - I can add additional support if needed; Wrist brace or ankle pads. They seem to soak up a lot of the sweat that usually soaks my gloves. Cons: - Only after a few 2 hour sessions does the material seem to fall

ATTENTION! NOT COMPLETELY! It's 108 inches, not 180. You can't get them all the way around your arms unless you're a junior or have very small hands. They work great when you change wraps, but don't offer the same level of protection as a full 180" wrap. I'm outraged that the main description doesn't say anything about the length anywhere. I think it's very easy to see. There are three PAIRS which is great. When it said 3 packs of hand wraps I assumed it was only 3 wraps, one for each hand and…

Do not buy These bandages are terrible, I am disappointed that a company with a respected name in the boxing industry like Everest has tied their name to such a terrible one Product. I knew I wasn't going to get the highest quality packaging, but these things were disgusting. I used them ONCE and switched to my old raps mid session. First, they are too short. I'm not sure if there are standard sizes for boxing wraps, but these things seem to be about twice the length of any wraps I've used in…