🥊 Sanabul Battle Forged Professional Non-Elastic 180 inch Hand Wraps: Superior Support and Durability for Optimal Performance Review

I love the Sanabul outfit line. The wraps could be a bit better, but they're good nonetheless. Your design is really great.

Terrible. The design makes the film cumbersome and difficult to hold. Stiff as a stick, I've washed them several times to soften them and they are boneless.

These are somewhat stiff (with printing) and not very stretchy hand wraps. They are also slightly shorter than your average bandage. But they work! The designs are also very cool. They've held up decently over the last few months, the design is holding up well.

Elastic pads break easily, so I wanted cotton pads. The fabric has a "seat belt" weave in case you're wondering. I bought one of each. As shown in the photo of the product, they are arranged from top to bottom: 1. Chatri 2. Aavut 3. Isra

Very high quality bandages! The print looks fantastic. Velcro is strong too, I like it with bandages because velcro burns from sparring with loose velcro, it's not fun. These are absolutely beautiful bandages! Def recommends. I am considering ordering 2 more!

This is a very beautiful product, but when you wrap it around your hand because it is inelastic it adapts perfectly to your hand, there is space between them. However, it is quite thick, so it is very protective. Even if you wash it, wash it with cold water, hand wash is best. If you use hot water and dry it, it will shrink a lot. In general, this isn't very useful, but if you're hitting really hard, this is a good choice.

I was not satisfied with these hand bandages. They definitely look cool. You might think "it's just a bandage," but after an hour of practice, having that thick, wet bandage in your glove becomes a bit tiresome. It lacks elasticity, which is why you end up sticking out or leaning with parts of the bandages. If you have OCD, it will drive you crazy. I find these wraps too stiff and too thick. I usually wrap my fingers twice, but they are so thick you can't do that because they feel so bulky…

I like it. They're cotton, but that's my top pick for odor-free boxing gloves. The new boxing gloves and cotton bandages give you a longer lasting odor free glove. Cotton bandages don't stick or stretch like Mexican bandages, but... they're less likely to grow bacteria! For real. Cotton is much better. I can use my Battle Forged Bandages a few times before washing and they don't smell. I also like the velcro closure. It is well made and the faux leather lining ensures a comfortable and secure…