Thx for the review. I’ve been using twins throughout my Muay Thai training, and 16oz Reyes for sparring. I’m been doing boxing as well now lots of bag work and the twins just too pillowy when hitting heavy bags which I’m looking for sort of a actual punching feedback. Other 12 or 10oz training gloves I tried just don’t give enough knuckle and wrist protection. Do you recon rb10’s good for padwork as well, or do you have some good training gloves in mind for bag and pad works. Cheers
Do you think 8 Oz Guerrero would fit me? With wraps on Hand circumference - 8" Closed fist circumference - 10" Bottom of palm to top of middle finger - 7" Tip of thumb to tip of picky - 7.5"
@@TOP-FuadI'm surprised you went with the Rb10 The Guerro like you said feels like my fight glove, the Rb10 feels like my old Rb10 just with gel. My Cletos are falling apart after a decade and I was 99% going to go with Guerros because i hate gel gloves in general, never thought the RB10s were anything special years back. I really like two sets of cheaper bag gloves Anthems & believe it or not the newest Powerlock2 from everlast Not great hand protection but not bad The wrist support is amazing as is the fit in general It's nice to have a few under $100 bag gloves you can beat on
@@HK-ys4gqthe RB10 intellishock I bought 8 years ago for $140 is now going for $275 thanks to Lomachenko The RFX Guerro bag glove only comes in women's size or men who can fit in a 10oz Get the RB11 or spend the extra money and get the Cleto dual strap. My favorite glove. Good for you if you never wore laceups before feels the same Going to cost you $300 but it's worth it. They are indestructible if you take care of them Otherwise get the newest Everlast hook & loop for $70. Glove I recommend for all my second and third year guys
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Thx for the review. I’ve been using twins throughout my Muay Thai training, and 16oz Reyes for sparring. I’m been doing boxing as well now lots of bag work and the twins just too pillowy when hitting heavy bags which I’m looking for sort of a actual punching feedback. Other 12 or 10oz training gloves I tried just don’t give enough knuckle and wrist protection. Do you recon rb10’s good for padwork as well, or do you have some good training gloves in mind for bag and pad works. Cheers
Rb10 is the way to go for bag and pad gloves the the rfx it really good but not enough protection I find
Do you think 8 Oz Guerrero would fit me? With wraps on
Hand circumference - 8"
Closed fist circumference - 10"
Bottom of palm to top of middle finger - 7"
Tip of thumb to tip of picky - 7.5"
How much do you weight?
@@TOP-Fuad 150
I think 8 is too small
Why do the go by weight ? Also how do you select the right gloves am 220 and measurements of hand is 10.5
I'm always looking to buy new boxing gloves lbs
Same bro 😂😂
So which one would you choose and why? Am contemplating between those two for like a week, your opinion would really help
I like the Rb10, it’s more of an everyday use type of glove. They offer more protection and still lightweight!
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@@TOP-FuadI'm surprised you went with the Rb10
The Guerro like you said feels like my fight glove, the Rb10 feels like my old Rb10 just with gel.
My Cletos are falling apart after a decade and I was 99% going to go with Guerros because i hate gel gloves in general, never thought the RB10s were anything special years back. I really like two sets of cheaper bag gloves
Anthems & believe it or not the newest Powerlock2 from everlast
Not great hand protection but not bad
The wrist support is amazing as is the fit in general
It's nice to have a few under $100 bag gloves you can beat on
Both of these gloves are north of $200@@thegadflygang5381
@@HK-ys4gqthe RB10 intellishock I bought 8 years ago for $140 is now going for $275 thanks to Lomachenko
The RFX Guerro bag glove only comes in women's size or men who can fit in a 10oz
Get the RB11 or spend the extra money and get the Cleto dual strap.
My favorite glove. Good for you if you never wore laceups before feels the same
Going to cost you $300 but it's worth it. They are indestructible if you take care of them
Otherwise get the newest Everlast hook & loop for $70. Glove I recommend for all my second and third year guys