🥊 Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps - Ringside Set of 5 Pairs Review

I ordered neon green set for me and electric blue for my wife. I love neon green! They are way better bandages than the bandages I bought at my local sporting goods store. However, Electric Blue is a lighter material than Neon Green and the thumb loops are sewn differently. Looking at the Ringside website, we assume that Electric Blue are standard cotton bandages and not the Mexican ones as advertised here. So 5 stars for Neon Green but no Electric Blue.

Not as good as other bandages I've used. It looks thinner and cuts a little differently. Not sure why they were different from the previous wraps I ordered. Still a good deal. UPDATE: After about 5 months of use these things got too thin. I would not recommend it for heavy bag work. When you wash them, they shrink and become difficult to roll. Basically, they turn into ropes and get tangled even if you wash just a few in a laundry bag. I have 3 pairs of bandages on the ring that I bought…

I have no idea why the quality of these bandages has dropped so dramatically. I bought them in 2019 and January 2020 but now (November 2020) they are thin and very different. It is so easy. Perhaps the pandemic has changed something in manufacturing in China? Who knows? I would like to speak to someone at Ringside about how to get the products I need because I liked them not long ago. It is like this at the moment. I suggest going to a box store in person and just getting a feel for what they…

I don't usually write reviews but I hope this can help others who find it good. I bought them because of the price and good experience with ring bandages. The stretch is a little different than what I used for ringside wraps. What bothers me the most is that they roll up vertically when washed. So it's not at all possible to roll them comfortably. I think you get what you pay for, but they really lack quality and your fists deserve better. Get the Everlast. They cost about $8 a pair but it will

I have bought bracelets from four brands and they stand out from the rest in terms of value for money. It's worth noting that they aren't 100% even, but that doesn't seem to affect their function at all, they just roll like a lip forms on a page, but they still roll well without wrinkling. Note the elasticity. Elasticity is what sets them apart. Not too stretchy and stretchy enough. They would have been four stars due to the uniformity issue, but the price makes up for it. They also have a This

Not true 180”. The length varies from 174 to 192 inches. Poor processing of the thumb loop and its size. This sometimes causes some discomfort around the wrist due to the bulge created by the loose loop. The velcro stitching on the case came undone as soon as I took it out of the case. There was a defect in one package, as can be seen in the photo presented. They didn't stretch freshly printed. The feel was similar to traditional 100% cotton wraps. After the first wash they acquire a certain…

This is bullshit compared to the previous version. I don't know if Ringside switched suppliers or just cut costs by sacrificing product quality. These 2019 capes (which I just received) are *thin* and *very* stretchy to qualify as "Mexican style". In addition, the Velcro fasteners do not meet 2017 standards. First, these are glued, rectangular and light seams with sharp corners. The previous version had thick seams and TAPERED ends. It never fails, once you've found a quality item, better order