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Journeyman
ESB Jr Member
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 180
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I have an old pair of everlast from 2005 that are a bit worn out. I also am not sure i like the idea of gloves that I have to tie anymore. Probably my biggest problem with them is that the actual part of the glove where the fist is doesn't seem to be tight enough. (Maybe they just have gotten worn out?) It honestly seems to affect my performance a bit because unless the gloves are tied to the tighest possible the things will slide around a tiny bit.
Was wondering if anyone here had suggestions as to whats a good hook and loop sparring glove? Also they must be 16 ounce gloves. |
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Contender
ESB Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: London
Posts: 879
vCash: 430 |
Ringside IMF tech
Rival RSV2 Good and affordable However , usually I've found that lace-ups provide a tighter,more secure fit than hook& loop with more wrist support. |
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Journeyman
ESB Jr Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 205
vCash: 500 |
i use taurus glowes in training at the pads or bags, as big as you can get them. at least 16oz, for protection of my hands, and it also helps alot at building speed, when i put on the top ten gloves(10oz) for sparring, i get so mutch faster. i use 10oz ONLY for sparring, because it is smaller, and so that i get used to the smaller gloves when im fighting.
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"ไม่ได้โม้นะ"
ESB Addict
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: BKK/London
Posts: 3,597
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Boon form Thailand. Beautiful quality leather gloves. I have a pair of brown 16s for sparring, great gloves.
Twins are also a good value leather glove for sparring & bag work. |
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