Pro Impact Mexican Style Boxing Handwraps 180" with Closure - Elastic Hand & Wrist Support for Muay Thai Kickboxing Training Gym Workout or MMA for Men & Women - 1 Pair, Black

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I got my first pair over a year ago. Then I bought a different known brand but they just weren’t as thick and sturdy as these. They have some elasticity to em but not too much. A good balance. I bought another pair of the Pro Impact recently and it just reminded me why I like em. You get your money’s worth with these and they last. I’ll be getting more over time

Pretty food wrap material with a bit of stretch, as expected with a Mexican style hand wrap. The stitchings on the side of the velcro on one of the wraps however came loose after a few uses. It’s a pretty good wrap to use overall, but it could definitely use better quality stitching for the Velcro.

Great quality wraps I must say, I bought this pair for myself but ended up giving it to a close friend for his first pair of 180 boxing wraps.

My wife and I began training in Muay Thai several months ago. We bought a few pairs of these wraps. The did the job very well. However, I will say they are not ideal for me. I now have Pro Impact, Meister, and Fairtex wraps. The Fairtex wraps are my favorite, Meister second, and Pro Impact last.Primarily, this is because both the Meister and Fairtex wraps are thinner and have more stretch. This may not be an issue for everyone though. I don't have the biggest hands in the world, but I do have large square palms that take up a lot of room inside my gloves. Because of this, the Pro Impact wraps a little stiff and bulky, which causes some discomfort in my fingers after a wearing my 12oz gloves for a while. Meister and Fairtex are more comfortable for me because they don't create as much bulk in the gloves, but still feel secure. The Fairtex is my favorite because they are also not as wide, which makes it more comfortable when running the wraps between my sausage fingers. However, the Fairtex wraps are also the most expensive by a large margin.The reason I only took one star off, in spite of these issues, is because this is not the case for my wife. Her hands are almost as long as mine, but significantly thinner and she actually prefers the Pro Impact wraps over the others. She does not find them constraining inside gloves the way I do. The lack of stretch helps her secure them better and the extra thickness provides extra cushion over the knuckles for her. In other words, she likes them for the exact same reasons I don't.Pro:These are affordable and break in nicely after a few practices and washes.They're not as as stretchy as other brands, so it may be easier for some people to secure them.They are thick so they provide a nice layer of padding over the knuckles.Con:They need a few practices and washes to break them in.The lack of stretch can make them feel stiffThey are thick so it can be bulky inside your gloves if you have big hands.

I love these! I practice krav maga and I like to train without gloves so I can make sure my wrist/knuckle form is good and strengthen my wrists, but if you do this totally bare-knuckled often enough, you're bound to break the skin on your knuckles. So I got this pair of wraps and one other pair for myself so I could protect my knuckles and give a little wrist support, and these work very well. I tend to wrap them so that there is actually less padding on my knuckles and more around my wrist since I just want that tiny bit of protection, just enough not to break the skin open, but you can obviously wrap them differently for a different goal. The wrap is just a little bit springy. The other pair of wraps I bought (meister) were softer, but these seem just a little tougher. I'm happy with both products, though.I wash these in a mesh laundry bag (so they don't get all knotted around all my other laundry) after every one or two uses and then hang dry and this process seems to be good for the wraps.Would definitely recommend and purchase again.