🤲 Revgear Elastic Handwraps: Ultimate Support and Protection for Your Hands Review

This is amazing. I had bandages from Sanabul, Century and Everlast. It's the best I've ever had. They're not as stretchy as you might think, but honestly that's a good thing because they're thick and stretchy enough to provide a good support. This is my #1 and next time I buy bandages I will only buy revgear.

These wraps are some of the best you can get as a beginner/intermediate boxer or amateur boxer. Softer fabric offers more comfort, protection and support for joints and wrists. I would highly recommend these wraps to anyone who needs a good set of wraps for sparring, heavy bag work or speed bag practice.

I used to like rev wipers but now the quality seems to have gone downhill. They are not the cheapest and the quality should be better. On the last two 8 bought, the velcro is off center and the material seems to rip right away. It used to be a five star product but now there are better ones for the same money.

They are thicker than the regular gauze bandages you sell at retail. I won't name names, but you won't find this quality in a place that rhymes with clubs. Please note that I am an amateur when it comes to boxes but they are definitely worth the extra cost.

I have used two pairs of these wraps for heavy bag work and light exercise at least twice a week for four years. Sufficiently elastic for support and very durable. I made the mistake of tossing my first pair in the wash too many times. I would recommend hand washing only. Keep the velcro clean, hand wash and it will last you for years.

I'm just starting out in boxing and my gym recommended them. I have a couple of Everlast Pro Bandages but decided to give these a try. In comparison, I like this one a lot more. They have a lot less stretch than Everlast and seem to give a lot more support without constricting. The material has a rougher feel but not harsh, much more durable and less tangled with velcro. Velcro is much better, wider and looks higher quality. All in all a good association. Recommend

I have a pair of the same brand in red. (These are yellow). The reds appear to be at least 3/4 inch wider and even stronger. A wash and yellow couple is a twisted nightmare. I love the color but I am NOT impressed with the quality of the Revgear yellow bandages. Completely disappointed. However, they were excellent at absorbing sweat and looked quite bright and pretty before I put on my black gloves. It's always nice to feel beautiful under the outer layer of clothing. ;)

I was very disappointed with these capes. When I first ordered them, their thumb loops were tapered to the wrap so they sit comfortably on the back of my hand. You were a great product. I ordered two sets this time. They were from the same seller and advertised the same way, but the thumb loops are now sewn into the bandages - the loop rests against the square of the bandage - forming a large ball of fabric that is awkward and harder to hold. Celebration. They also don't stay in place like the…

Absolutely amazing hand wraps. I have army green and they look very nice. They don't shrink with washing and don't lose color. They offer very good wrist support, whether you use them neat or under the protection of MMA or boxing gloves. I use them naked in Krav Maga classes with no boxing or MMA gloves over them. I usually use them instead of MMA because they are very good. No signs of wear or loose threads. If you wrap them properly you get a really nice soft ankle area and good wrist…