Ultimate Protection: Everlast Hand Wraps for Unbeatable Hand Support Review

Hand wraps are a must have and Everlast is my favorite. I like the cotton, the length, the ease of washing and drying. These look like a 1910 model and are 180 inches tall. Inexpensive but strong and durable. My previous pair lasted 13 years.

I've been kickboxing for about 3 months. They gave me a set of bandages. They wear out so I ordered them. They are not as stretchy as my originals. When I wear them, I have to make them so tight that they don't slip off my hands. Completely disappointed.

Very poor quality. I wore pink once and washed it once and the seams are frayed. They just fell apart compared to other brands I've washed over and over again. I liked the way they sit and wrap themselves around my arm but that was only once. The black pair did well.

I am new to Muay Thai and I can tell you that there is better quality for about the same money and in a nice colour. The quality needs work, the fabric itself has started to tear and I've only worn them TWICE. Once in class and once in shadow boxing. I wouldn't recommend it and I wouldn't buy it again.

These bandages are SUPER thin and SUPER cheap. After boxing, I carefully wrapped them, attached the velcro to each other and washed them carefully. They immediately began to deform and fall apart. Shown after eight washes. They're almost useless now. Don't buy this cheap and very thin version.

I have bought other bandages from Everlast but this one is cheap! Right from the start, during the first wrap when the velcro caught on the material of the fabric, the fabric came loose easily when I pulled the velcro back. It's a much cheaper option so I suspect it's a fake of the original. Needless to say, I spent a few bucks more and got the original from a different seller. Save money and shop elsewhere!

Terrible quality! Don't let the 4 star rating fool you. The first red flag that caught my eye was when the Everlast label was printed on a cheap, scratchy t-shirt label instead of an image. The material is thin and definitely not cotton. The thumb loop is even a different color and the Velcro is exactly the same you would find at a backwater dollar store. To make sure I can sleep at night, please don't do this to yourself. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

I wanted to buy pink because of a donation to a breast cancer nonprofit. Unfortunately, the quality and practicality of these boxing wraps are nil. They should offer longer options for better packaging. I have very small hands but I definitely prefer more support. Velcro will rip the fabric if it gets snagged (which it will). Mine literally fell apart after 3 weeks of use (10 boxing sessions). I didn't even wash them. Maybe good for kids? I will throw them away and try again with a different…

I wouldn't buy them again. The yellow bandages (centre) were used by a serious boxer and gifted to me almost two years ago. I bought Revain black film (left) and red film (right) as a 'supplement' less than four months ago - used yellow film outperformed BOTH. The red cloaks get 2 stars because they still work but definitely aren't durable - once the velcro is attached to the fabric it's a cloak (no pun intended). The whole cape is torn. Yellow bars do not have a length of 120; However, I don't