Boxing Gloves Review Episode 11: Recommended Gloves for Heavy Bag Training

To tell you the true, in Bag Training all that matters is the wrapping. You don’t really need fancy and cool gloves to hit a bag. Actually a lousy pair will do the same deal. But the more expensive ones might last a bit longer.

 

Training Bag gloves are more cushioned to protect your hand, your wrist and your bone from getting injured. But if you think you’ve wrapped your hand real good, a cheap pair of gloves will do the same trick and give you the same result.

 

By the way, if you want to choose MMA gloves for Bag Training, that’s totally ok. MMA gloves sometimes suit better for those of you who want your finger to kindda move freely. You know what I mean.  I recommend you to choose a pair that you like and want to wear the most. Here are some choices for you that I think you might like.

 

Twins special Training Bag gloves : Black

RAJA Boxing Training Bag gloves : Red/White

Twins special MMA gloves : GGL-1 Extra Thick Padding

RAJA Kickboxing Grapping gloves : Yellow

 

These products are from Muay Thai product factories in Thailand. So you can trust in their quality for sure. Made from real leather, so they last longer than the fake ones.  But remember that the most important thing is the wrapping. Make sure you wrap your hand real good before putting on any kind of glove you choose.

October 6th, 2008 | 0 Comments