🥊 Enhanced SEO: Sanabul Elastic Pro 180-inch Handwraps Ideal for Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA Review

They are a bit thinner than the ones sold at my gym (9Round) but work well and have enough elasticity. The ONLY complaint I have is that there is no marking to indicate the surface area to apply to the skin when you start wrapping. So if you don't start correctly, the velcro won't close properly. It's ok and what do you expect from a cheap package but just to give you info in case it's important to you.

Don't skimp on these essential boxing needs! These wrappers are paper thin! They wash horribly, will never be comfortable to use again! Comfort and protection are useless! From the first application I knew she couldn't take it! Don't get me wrong, I don't always smack the bag hard and hard, but even small smacks on the bag make me feel like I might as well not wear a bandage! Not sure who rates them so highly but either they are unfamiliar with real wraps or the rating in them is just a fake…

I wear a medium sized women's boxing glove (borderline on large) and these wraps are almost the perfect length. The material is cotton and slightly stretchy (almost like a premium bandage, but with a higher percentage of cotton). Comfortable and breathable. Because of the material, they stink to high heaven after an intense workout. I wash them in a delicates bag (make sure you close the wrappers!) and then air dry them. I'm taking off a star because the fabric around the velcro started to…

High quality bandages at a much better price than I could find locally. I took a pair but will probably buy another one soon for the days I want to wash them. They make a great gift for any athlete involved in martial arts. Pros: The slightly stretchy material doesn't disrupt circulation as easily as traditional hand wraps. Super comfortable material. Thumb loop doesn't rub the inside of my finger differently) - Bright color choice if that's your thing (I chose black to match all my other gear)

My favorite blankets from all the big brands. I have purchased bandages from each of the well known companies on Revain (Sanabul, Meister, Everlast, Ringside and Pro Impact) and tested each. I found Sanabul and Master Wraps to be very similar. They are soft and feel well made. They don't feel too flimsy and retain their quality after use. Division first! Second to Sanabul & Meister are Ringside's Mexican-style bandages, which are also very good. The main difference is that ringside wraps are…

Wow, they feel great! I'm going to test them at the boxing gym tonight. I received the set this afternoon and wrapped a hand. The feeling is incredible; soft, breathable and easy to attach. They are stretchy so the fit is adjustable and you don't have to roll up to roll up which is a real time saver. The fact that the seat is adjustable alone is worth five stars. My boxing trainer told me to use 180 foot wraps since I used 108 feet. My previous three sets (all title stamps) are battered and…