🥊 Ringside Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps: Ultimate Pair for Enhanced Performance Review

These are not the ring bandages I have had in the past. Either they outsource or it's downright plagiarism. They're as thin as the master bandages I have. In fact, they are EXACTLY the same as the Meisters I have, just with a different pickguard. So if you want cheap thin wraps these will do. But as I said, there is no quality. If you are looking for high quality, thick film, buy Title Film.

I've been using this product for a few months and replace it with fresh packaging from time to time - they seemed fine. I opened a new pair of packages and they were terrible. There were these random "snags" (see second photo) and they didn't appear to have been cleaned - part of the foil was white like new and part of the foil was yellowing - hard to see in the photo but photo attached. I just threw them away after the first use (I would have thrown them out before the first use but I didn't…

The quality is decent but not outstanding. They work pretty well, I haven't done much with them yet. I have 4 pairs that I rotate throughout the week so each one is used before washing once a week. After 2 weeks one of the pairs has a small tear. It's a pity that one has already torn, so I'll pay attention to that when washing (mesh laundry bag, delicates, only hang to dry). Elasticity is good, velcro is good enough. I wish they were the kind that uses smaller Velcro, but that's a preference…

They have replaced my old Everlast bandages. While I find they don't last as long as Everlast's denser, stiffer wraps, they are much more comfortable. Not only does the stretchy feel of the cotton blend provide a little extra padding, but I've found that the occasional chafing I used to have from Everlast bandages is now a thing of the past. I also feel like they breathe a little better. The more pliable material makes them far more likely to snag the velcro on my gloves so I have to be a bit…

I really like these capes. The color stays vibrant after a few washes and the slight stretch prevents me from accidentally over-wrapping. The velcro is EXTREMELY strong (almost too strong for my pasta hands after a few days of training). I love that they come in more colors than the standard black and red, and I'm eyeing the bright blue as a backup pair. used them. Given how much stress this seam experiences, it should be sewn much tighter, preferably in a zig zag for strength, which is what I…

It's terrible. Perhaps I should list the differences between these (the ones pictured above) and the real ones (the ones pictured below).1. Very, very thin material2. I had to reinforce the velcro seams, sewn very cheaply.3. The end of the Velcro is cut off at an angle and not narrowed like real ones.4. The logo is wrong and not in the normal place.5. The punch causes sticking of thin, cheap material. The thumb hook is cheaply made, just sewn into the end rather than a reinforced straight…

The velcro attached to the bandages began to peel off when I unwrapped them for the first time. I had to use fabric glue (which hardens and holds the fabric and velcro much better than sewing it back on which can cause the packaging to rip). The same thing happens on all sides of each package and I have to fully tape all the velcro on both sides of both sides if I want to keep buying them. To be honest I was disappointed because I heard a lot of good things about this company. I've been using…

The lengths are correct and fit. I have a pair of blue ones that are a few years old before the velcro started to wear out and lose grip during exercise. One thing I noticed is that the imprint "This Side Down" started to fade right after the first use. Also, this imprint actually spread across the bandages. Not a big deal but I don't understand why it happened the very first time I used it. This makes parts of the packaging look dirty, even if it's just ink from one print. Also, "This Side…

I started traditional boxing about a year ago to supplement my kickboxing training, so I've been experimenting with different types of wraps to use under my boxing gloves. These Mexican-style wraps are my favorite for a number of reasons. First, I like the length: I don't have big hands, but neither are they small, so I need to make sure I have enough padding around my knuckles and wrists to avoid knuckle scrapes and wrist sprains. These do their job well. The wider Art Wrap covers more area…