Has Anyone use The gloves Branded Fighting Sports??

They look like a version on Winnings, the quality doesn't look bad but i dont have them here to know for sure. Any of you guys use them, how are they? Feel? Protect?

Sorry if this question was answered before, i just nee a quick answer because im considering Buying them.

thanks.

 

They're not that great, for the price you can get a better set of gloves

 

which for example?? im looking at these:

http://store.titleboxing.com/fighting-fit-aero-boxing-gloves.html

 

What are your goals? Are you a competitive boxer or just doing it for the exercise?

 

lol i want to be a competitive boxer but have to cut some weight, i dont want to be one of those local dudes 5'8 5'9 fighting at cruiser with hanging bellies, im like 5'9 and would like to compete at 135 first in amateur, but have a natural wide build at the shoulders so i think i might have to settle for 147 or 154.

i wanted some training gloves i could pound away at the bag with, with no worries. Something a bit cheap but i do have some 12oz training reyes so i guess i'll use those, they are a bit tight and hurt my middle knuckle but i guess there just not broken in.

 

Personally I've had Everlast, Grant, Title and Ringside IMFs and my favorite gloves are the Fighting Sports Tri Tech 14s.

 

I wouldn't suggest reyes for training, not enough padding. As far as inexpensive yet quality, I would have to go with ringside

 

Thanks i'll take a further look.

 

Those are more made for people just doing boxing for fitness a couple times per week and wouldn't last too long under heavy use.

 

I don't know about those ones, but I've owned multiple pairs of their tri-tech ones and their awesome. They have great protection and they fit around the fist very snug. I use them for everything except sparring which I use lace up Winnings for. I can't speak for that particular model though.

 

Thanks. i have 12oz reyes which i guess i'll be using for padwork, but windy has caught my eyes, i kind of want something different.

 

Windy and King are also great gloves

 

they really look like it... looks like it offers alot of pop. any idea if it can be use in pro matches? i doubt it. I want some 14oz green ones but there currently out of stock.

 

windy look really nice but after taking a real good look and researching a bit im going to settle for a pair of Kings, Thanks alot for the help.

 

Tehy're probably allowed in pro boxing somewhere. Each state/country allows various brands.

They are used regularly in kickboxing and muaythai fights though.