🥊 Premium Pro Impact Mexican Style Boxing Handwraps 180" with Closure - Ultimate Elastic Hand & Wrist Support for Muay Thai Kickboxing, MMA, and Gym Workouts - Unisex, 1 Pair Review

I use them to prevent wrist injuries from compression shocks in BMX, downhill mountain biking and motocross. I've had 4 major strokes so far and they work great. Thanks for the MuiTai kickboxing video tutorials on how to wrap southern paws. This way of wrapping my wrists with open palms helps me hold the handlebars a little better than traditional wrapping methods.

These capes are amazing! I ordered 3 different brands. This is my favorite of all three. Here are two other products that are fine, but sag too much, bleed when washed, and snag easily. )(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GBHNGKT/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) These wraps are soft but not too soft so they don't rub. They're also very long, so if you have small hands I'd settle for a little less than 180 inches. I've used them a few times for training/kickboxing, speed bag use…

Read the reviews, I liked what I read and ordered a set to see if it lived up to the bill. I unfolded them to check the "elasticity" and wrapped them. I'm not an expert on hand wraps, but they suit me. They stretch a bit to give a good wrap but not too much. I have a few other sets that don't stretch, one stretches too much and the other is just right and now this one is added to the stack more appropriately and the kids officially get sets that don't stretch :) . This is my first review. I…

I found some capes that I like. I've bought several different brands, most are similar in design and price. I didn't think much about bandages until I developed wrist tendonitis. I healed my tendonitis and used my old bandages and I had to buy better bandages. These capes were the best as they remained stable, ribbed and more comfortable without being tight or loose. They provided great support and I had no doubts about the stability of my wrists. I put them on and they stay basically the same…

I have to preface this review with the fact that I am literally new to kickboxing. I didn't even know I needed bandages until I got to the gym before class. The first set I bought was what was in stock at the gym. They worked but started to wear out after the first day. So definitely in the "not cool” category. A quick internet search for the best hand wraps resulted in these hand wraps being rated highly (I think) by people with a lot more experience than me. I started by buying a white pair…

My wife and I started Muay Thai a few months ago. We bought several pairs of these capes. Did the job very well. However, I have to say that they are not ideal for me. I now have bandages from Pro Impact, Meister and Fairtex. Fairtex Wraps are my favorite, Master is second and Pro Impact is last. This is mainly because both Meister and Fairtex are thinner and more elastic. Although this may not be a problem for everyone. I don't have the biggest hands in the world, but I do have big square…