🥊 180" Mexican Style Boxing Handwraps with Closure Elastic Hand & Wrist Support for Muay Thai Kickboxing Training Gym Workout or MMA - Pro Impact, Ideal for Men & Women, Case Packs Available Review

Love these, the thickness makes for a nice tight and strong feel when wrapped up. Kid reminds me how they raise casts. Haha joking aside I was pleased with these wraps and will be buying more. I chose ten packages because they are cheaper. If you're tired of washing your clothes too often, grab a pack of ten to keep your clothes clean! It was worth it!

I bought an Everlast from Walmart that was shorter and needed a longer wrap. I have to say I had no idea that bandages could be comfortable, especially when wrapped between the fingers. The Everlast wraps rubbed against my skin after a while and actually caused abrasions on my ankles. On their own, eternal bandages were just unforgiving stuff. So it's nice to have bandages that feel like pillows on your arms lol!

These bandages are slightly thicker than TITLE's semi-elastic bandages. They're also a little less stretchy than the TITLE brand, but this made my hands and wrists feel more supported, but I had to be careful not to wrap too tightly as the fabric was less "yielding." The price for 10 packs is right and I will definitely buy this brand and type of wrap again. I own a boxing gym and everyone who has tried it hasn't complained.

Of course I've only been boxing for a few months but I have the Sanabul, Venum and Proimpact in my handwrap collection. They seem much stronger than the other two, I wash my one pair after every visit to the gym because I don't bother with my other bandages. I ended up ordering three packs so I now have four professional kicks, they seem to have a little less stretch than the other two so stretch a bit. They also seem to absorb sweat much better, which is important since I'm something of a…

Don't waste time comparing all the wraps available. That's all. I'm not saying other brands/manufacturers are bad or low quality. All I'm saying is buy them and you will be more than satisfied. I rotate my 3 sets but use them daily. They hold up pretty well. I would recommend reading some of the other reviews (both good and bad) about this product as there is some good information in there. But if you want a definitive answer to the "should I buy this" question, then the answer is yes.

I bought a pair a few years ago when I first started boxing. The decision was based on a positive overall score from a large number of reviews. This first pair lasted much longer than expected. While it's a stretchy style, I don't feel like it lacks support. Rather, the elasticity only provides a different fit when actually wrapped. I also now use a double brace due to wrist issues and a double brace with two pairs of this brand on each arm works well. I have tried about 3 other brands and…