Full Honest In-Depth Review (1+ Year of Use) - Winning 14oz. Boxing Gloves Velcro Strap Hook & Loop
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2016
- 1 year review/thoughts on my 14oz. Winning Gloves and how they have held up to consistent heavy bag use including Pros & Cons.
Correction - Not "tissue paper" but toilet paper (folded up) or gauze pads
UPDATE AT THE RISK OF SOUNDING LIKE A HYPOCRITE
To be honest some of my opinions have changed slightly since making the video. I may make another one in the future to address these issues.
To answer your question, I still believe that Lace up gloves will always offer superior protection when compared to their Velcro counterpart, especially in the case of Winning gloves since their standard Velcro strap is rather thin.
At the risk of sounding like a hypocrite, I believe 16oz. would be fine to use on the heavy bag, especially if you are a heavy puncher. When I say this I am only talking about Winning gloves because even though they might be 16oz. gloves, they feel lighter than 16oz. gloves from other manufacturers because of the way the padding is distributed. If we are talking about other manufactures than I stand by what i said earlier in that I believe 16oz. gloves may compromise form.
All I can say is that after owning a 10, 12, 14, 16 oz. winning gloves, my first purchase of 14oz. black Velcro Winning gloves that I reviewed in this video are still my favorite and go to pair of gloves for any time I hit the heavy bag/aqua bag etc. To be completely honest I haven't used the 10oz gloves on the heavy bag since.
As an update, the 14oz gloves are still holding up great and while there is no doubt that the padding has compressed, they still offer superior protection for my hands and whatever complaints I have made in my original video regarding my knuckles was a temporary problem that I no longer have after letting my hands fully heal.
I’m so grateful for this review and all the contributing comments affirming the short-life of the gloves. Thank you!
Awesome review, love the fact it is in very in depth and you waited a long time before reviewing.
+Zazzri thanks man, appreciate it!
Amazing review, keep up the good work and hoping to see the next review soon
+Juan Benavent Barreda thanks man, it's comin!
This is the detailed review I was looking for before making my purchase. I love my Reyes hook/loop gloves but they are ridiculously top heavy, I'm gonna invest in some 16oz winnings
Have you got them should I get winning or cleto reyes
I have mine allmost 6 years now, 14 oz...and the paddling is not the same but still great for a heavy bag or padwork.. great great gloves
love the review mate :)
So, to any one stumbling on this video I just received my MS-500B's (14oz Velcro) which are the same as in this video. I am coming from a pair of Velcro Cleto Reyes 14 OZ gloves (Note, these are broken in).
Out of the box, the Winnings have a very small hand compartment, like very small. It's a serious squeeze to fit your hands in with the NG-2 knuckle gel pad like in this video and my wraps. The wrist protection is basically not there and coming from the Cleto's its going to be hard to adjust. My wrist was just so locked in with the Cletos and the Winnings feel very loose (again this is the velcro version, I understand lace-up is different as I've heard).
I'll come back to this comment and answer any questions anyone has, but as of right now I haven't experienced anything super crazy in terms of significant comfort levels over my Cletos. The padding on the Cletos is 'harder' but it can take a beating. I worry about the longevity of the padding in the winnings. However, the winnings are SIGNIFICANTLY lighter than my Cletos. I can definitely say it's going to help with form and shoulder stamina down the line. I'm going to use them and report back at the end of the year. Feel free to ask any questions.
Hi DinaussarGaming, how is it going with the Winning after breaking them in for the last 5 months? I'm looking at either getting the Winning MS-600-B or the Cleto Reyes Extra Padding. After your experience with both, would you say the Winning is worth spending twice the cost? Do you think the Cleto Extra Padding version would be a more appropriate contender against the Winning as compared to the Cleto original version? I would use them as an all purpose glove since I can't buy multiple version, but I have Fairtex BGV1's now and have already injured my knuckles with those and want more protection so I can keep punching without hurting myself! Thanks!
@@sm208 After quite a while, I recommend going with the Winning. The padding has held up fantastic and the hand compartment has broken in well. It still is a squeeze with a lot of pressure on my fingertips but I recommend the winning. Get the 16oz winning gloves (velcro or any)
@@dinaussargaming5953
My friend has used winning gloves (said he used them only 5 times but didnt like them) hes selling them for $220 should i get them?
Read the description. Good review. Thanks
nice gloves man. I have yet to purchase my first pair of Winning but I'm hoping to later this year.
Well done. I’m on my fourth pair of these gloves (12oz, 14oz, and two 16oz) and while they’re amazing, for me they consistently last almost exactly one year before the knuckle pain becomes a distraction. The winning knuckle guards have helped but I still consider these gloves to have a short lifespan for the price.
Sabas Super Soft for bag work . I have sore knuckles too. The solution is to buy a some EVA foam sample on Ebay. Cut up a portion . Place one BELOW the knuckles. Not over it . That way, the eva foam takes much of the hit before the knuckles . You can cut up 3/4 of an inch wide by over 3" long.
UPDATE
To be honest some of my opinions have changed slightly since making the
video. I may make another one in the future to address these issues.
To answer your question, I still believe that Lace up gloves will always offer superior protection when compared to their Velcro counterpart, especially in the case of Winning gloves since their standard Velcro strap is rather thin.
At the risk of sounding like a hypocrite, I believe 16oz. would be fine to use on the heavy bag, especially if you are a heavy puncher. When I say this I am only talking about Winning gloves because even though they might be 16oz. gloves, they feel lighter than 16oz. gloves from other manufacturers because of the way the padding is distributed. If we are talking about other manufactures than I stand by what i said earlier in that I believe 16oz. gloves may compromise form.
All I can say is that after owning a 10, 12, 14, 16 oz. winning gloves, my first purchase of 14oz. black Velcro Winning gloves that I reviewed in this video are still my favorite and go to pair of gloves for any time I hit the heavy bag/aqua bag etc. To be completely honest I haven't used the 10oz gloves on the heavy bag since and almost exclusively wear my 14 oz gloves with title Mexican style hand wraps as opposed to the winning bandage I discussed. They protect my wrists well and quite honestly are less of a headache to deal with.
As an update, the 14oz gloves are still holding up great and while there is no doubt that the padding has compressed, they still offer superior protection for my hands and whatever complaints I have made in my original video regarding my knuckles was a temporary problem that I no longer have after letting my hands fully heal.
The most detailed review that Ive ever seen. Thank you!
RDR what about the Twins special?? I would like to have your opinion on this gloves, since I've tried them and I think they're really good. thanks!
Do your winning gloves have some "bumps" under the leather?? If you know what I'm talking about ... The bumps usually appear on the Gel type gloves but my winning pair got like 1 small bump under the leather and I wonder what's it ..
RDR - of all the Winning gloves you bought, do any have the 4.5" velcro? Do you have any thoughts on the bigger velcro? Great review and update. Thanks for taking the time to do it.
I've had a pair of Reyes 16 oz for over a year and I do everything with it from mitt to spar. Haven't find any problem with padding. But I really dislike the thumb placement on Reyes so just bought a pair of winning 16oz today. I tried both the winning 14 and 16oz in store and didn't find that much of a difference in terms of bulkiness, the 16oz winning is much sleeker than Reyes. Anyway, I'll get another 14oz reyes for bag and mitt and only keep the winning for spar. Thanks for the review man
张朔 try the Twins special gloves. look for some reviews, you won't regret. much better on my opinion.
Nelchez M. What size do you wear?
How's the knuckle protection on the heavy bag?
He’s absolutely right about 14 ounces On the heavy bag the only issue with someone like me as I have really big hands I can’t just use a pair of 14 ounces they’re way too small I have to get 16 and sometimes even 18 ounces because anything 12 or 14 ounces is way too tight for me
great review and very true; you can only do a proper review having used a glove for a year or so. goes for shoes as well, as they wear very quickly imo
Awesome review. Could you help me answer a quick question? Im about to buy a pair, but wanna make sure it's real. I've noticed all Winning velcro gloves photos i've seen online, the inside of the glove is blue and has a "Made In Japan" and "MS-600 (or which ever version you get)" tag on it. Can you help me verify if all Winning gloves are blue on the inside with the "Made In Japan" tag or if yours is like that?
i come from a country were boxing gloves are insanely expensive, so we need to make gloves last, specially if they are 300$ worth. So we dont use the gloves on the heavy bag because we know that the heavy bag damages the stuffing way quicker than anything else, specially if youre heavy, i dont know how heavy you are, but if your gloves are hurting your hands on the heavy bag, you should try the 16oz and i can guarantee you that the pillows will work perfectly for years.
I've had wrist pain since the first day I've started to box. I compete in amateur boxing and train 4-5 days a week. I've had Hawaiian fight gear 14oz, ringside heritage 16oz, and now have power lock 16 oz everlast. My wrist pain only have stopped after using winnings 16 oz... The pain is still there but it's significantly subsided to wear I can now lift weights without feeling pain. Only problem I've had with the gloves were the thumbs.. They are too small, when I hit the bag or mitts always have pain on my thumb, maybe I'm not turning my hands right but it idk...once after sparring my left thumb nail bruised and had blood under the mail from contact. But overall, I'm not one to follow hype and say something because everyone else is saying it. Really wouldn't train with any other glove. Would like to try grants tho lol.. My two go to gloves are winnings and everlast power locks because the new black gold combo. However my wrist pain started to come back after using my new power locks.
Demeanor
I have also wrist pain, it has been caused because the left hook. I was bending it too much and had not a proper wrist protection. Now I bought Twins gloves for better protection hopefully it will help. What about your wrist ? Has it healed fully ?
Why do you use winning for the bag and pads? OK pro guys do but, I don't se the point using such a good glove on equipment, no wonder it's starts geting softer and lose the feeling of a pillow. How safe would you say they are for your sparing partner? Good review by the way.
Have you tried the everlast mx trainers? I’ve just been training power only, and so far they’ve been holding out strong. I have 14 oz.
Get "lace n loops" they are great for lace ups if you want to train by yourself and not sacrifice wrist support!!!
do more vids dude ill surport your channel all the way
Aaron Peattie thanks brotha
RDR so much crap out there your imfo is spot on and you arnt big yet how dos that work ?
RDR I personally think the 12 ounces are the best for the bag is that just a personal preference what do you think when it comes to form cuz I agree wholeheartedly about what you're saying when it comes to perfect form I don't like 16 oz on my hands while hitting a bag
Ring to Cage makes a good approximation of a Winning Glove called the C 17. No, it's not Winning, but it will last you a year or two on the heavy bag, and at the end of it, you won't be out 400 bucks. It's more like a hundred. Personally, I would never use a Winning glove on the heavy bag. Use it for sparring, double end bag, and on the pad. But (and I don't care how well it's made) if you use it on the heavy bag it will destroy the padding over time. That's just physics.
You got any experience with cleto reyes lace training?
If so what's your thoughts on them? Safety, protection, sparring, heavy bag, pads, etc.
Thanks
Nice review btw
I had two pairs of Celto Reyes gloves, both of which Ive since sold. (they weren't for me to be honest). One was lace-up (10oz. safetec gloves) and the other was a 12oz velco training glove. The 10oz. safetec is a great glove but offers very minimal protection both on the knuckles and more importantly very little wrist protection, they were a fight glove though (i think) so that's to be expected.
I much preferred my 10oz. lace up winning gloves, those were great but really only useful for mitt work and double end bag work. From what i remember the 12oz reyes gloves were constructed very well with a great velcro strap but comfort wise they are no match when compared to winning. I know i sound like a winning endorsement but i just really love their gloves. In my opinion check out the SABAS boxing gloves if your considering cleto reyes, i definitely would buy them if i was in the market for some gloves now.
I have a pair of Fly on the way and can't wait to get those out and compare them to my Winning gloves
how do they compare
how heavy/hard is the heavybag you are hitting? i just can not imagine using the winning gloves + the knuckle guards and still have knuckle pain (sorry if you mentioned this in the vid, i didn't watch the whole 18min).
I hit hard I got them. in comparison to everlasting protex 3 evergel 16oz those never hurt my hands or knuckles but the winning lace up 16oz are hype they feel extremely comfortable but using them on heavy bag hurts my knuckles. I got them just so I can say I got them but I've stunned people with these and recommend them for with not a lot of power
Would love to see the follow up
I used Cleto Reyes,Twins, Fairtex They are great gloves but Winning is like cream on the top
Fairtex is the most compact right?
I got knuckle pain from a fractured knuckle injury months ago. Still do some light bag work, but it hurts every time. Do any of you guys use a gel guard with these gloves?
Gavin Zeng I’ve tried the winning Gel guards in the past they were all right. To be honest I would just use some soft toilet paper folded up and place it over your Knuckles and proceed to wrap your hands as you normally would. This will provide some additional protection for your knuckles without adding too much bulk inside the glove
I always used Reyes for sparring and everlast for bag work , I just bought some winning let’s see how they do
So how did they do?
Forreal
update?
Ff
I have 4 pairs of winning gloves I have 10oz with Velcro for pad/mitts work. I use 14oz for bag n heavy bag work. and 16 and 18oz for sparring this combination of gloves have been working for me for 2 years. and I'm a heavy handed n hitter fighter I'm most a power puncher n I only received a broken hand in a fight breaking my opponent jaw in the process but those where title gloves. so winning has been great for my recovery n training
which do you prefer for hitting bags. Laced winning gloves or velco?
Also are 16 oz gloves that bad on form. I've been using 16 oz gloves for a while and have not tried lighter weighted gloves before on a heavy bag
To be honest some of my opinions have changed slightly since making the video. I make make another one in the future to address these issues.
To answer your question, I still believe that Lace up gloves will always offer superior protection when compared to their Velcro counterpart, especially in the case of Winning gloves since their standard Velcro strap is rather thin.
At the risk of sounding like a hypocrite, I believe 16oz. would be fine to use on the heavy bag, especially if you are a heavy puncher. When I say this I am only talking about Winning gloves because even though they might be 16oz. gloves, they feel lighter than 16oz. gloves from other manufacturers because of the way the padding is distributed. If we are talking about other manufactures than I stand by what i said earlier in that I believe 16oz. gloves may compromise form.
All I can say is that after owning a 10, 12, 14, 16 oz. winning gloves, my first purchase of 14oz. black Velcro Winning gloves that I reviewed in this video are still my favorite and go to pair of gloves for any time I hit the heavy bag/aqua bag etc. To be completely honest I haven't used the 10oz gloves on the heavy bag since.
As an update, the 14oz gloves are still holding up great and while there is no doubt that the padding has compressed, they still offer superior protection for my hands and whatever complaints I have made in my original video regarding my knuckles was a temporary problem that I no longer have after letting my hands fully heal.
I appreciate your honest opinion. Yeah I've been using 16 oz Winning Gloves (laced) for about 2 years now. I love them; recently I just got 12 oz Winning Gloves (velcro), and they definitely offer less wrist support as you have noted.
Also similar to you, I agree using the ng2 knuckle guards in combination with the Winning Gloves, definitely offers more protection and reduces risk of knuckle injury/soreness. Right now I've been trying to work on power punches with the 12 oz gloves. Will let you know how they compare with my 16 oz gloves. also @RDR how much do you weigh by the way.
I think you made the right choice w/ the 12 oz and i think you'll appreciate how much more convenient the velcro version is to put on and off. And im usually somewhere between 165 and 170lbs
Ok, thanks! One of the reasons I've been thinking about practicing with 12oz gloves is because in amateur fights, that's weight of the gloves used. Like Jack Dempsey did in training, he would hit the bag in gloves that would be the same weight as the ones he would be using in competition.
Good vid
great review. I was going to buy a pair for the heavy bag, but if the padding is going to dissipate after a year or so, I'm not sure how good of a value it is to pay over $300. I was of the mindset that they would last me at least a couple of years which is why I was willing to pay that kind of money. hmmmm. any alternative bag gloves you'd reccomend? maybe I'll look into reyes
I think winning is intended for sparring above all, soft and thick padding. Look into the title gel world bag gloves, they little heavy and good padding. Cletos Reyes is also really good! I have the hook and loop 16oz for bag and pads. I've had them for 2 years and still hold strong but some days my knuckles will be sore.
Victor Olivera I have the title gels. They are great but very heavy. My 16oz pair actually weigh close to 20oz
I use the Title World Gel gloves and they're amazing! Seriously wonder how much better Winning can be. My hands feel great in World Gel 14oz. A little heavy, yeah...but best I've tried.
Mike McMannes I have both and the winning gloves aren't much better at all aside from the leather/stitching. I just wish the title gels were true to weight. 20 oz gloves really wear the shoulders out if your training for a long time
+AKTBkilla ...have you ever considered selling those Winning gloves? I'd like to try hitting with a pair but ain't paying that kind of cash for those things. I agree with you in that, I don't see how much difference their could be in the end. If you want to sell em (or rent em), I might be interested just because I'm so damn curious.
I just ordered some
From Japan 🇯🇵, how long do you think it will take for them to get to California?
Edgar Huerta they take some time to be honest. The wait will be worth it. Awesome bag and sparring glove 🥊
What’s your opinion or experience with Cleto reyes lace training?
Victor Olivera only ever used the 10 oz. safetec training gloves and they were way too soft for the bags and even for the pads. I remember my thumb hurting a bit. The 10oz winning laceups were far superior imo. I also used to have a pair of 12 oz Cleto Reyes Velcro and I remember liking those a lot.
In terms of gloves, I've got some 16oz Cleto Reyes for sparring and 12oz set of rivals for the heavy bag.
Why can’t you use the Reyes for heavy bag just wanna know
@@theredninja2817 most people like to use a lighter glove for bag/mitt work as it's faster and more precise. 16's are certainly usable all around, but will slow you down a bit. also you ideally shouldn't use the same glove for sparring as you do for bag work since the bag will compact the padding more, potentially making it more painful to the opponent (and less protective for you).
@henry yes but do you say I should buy 10oz ? I have small hands how I said I am like 75kg or 8oz and where did you buy them wich site and do they deliver to Germany? how much does it cost the whole business for me can you tell me where I can order them secure 100% authentic and with no extra cost ??
Castro Corona super late but go on the official site.
Rdr how much do you weigh? Also have you worked out at Gleasons?
+Nik Carvajal 165 range. Have not been to Gleasons, spent a good chunk of time at Mendez though.
do you own a 10 oz winning as well ?
So look bro winning gloves are great and especially if you are a power punching style guy with hand problems but if you're going to drop 400 bucks on them and your main gripe is they don't last as far as padding in the knuckle area after bag work i would suggest when you get new ones only used them for mits and sparring. The reason you probably like 14 Oz is for the feedback because you're knuckles won't sink as deep through the glove on the bag with 16 oz which is actually by design. If you refuse to go up to 16, I'd suggest getting a horse hair glove like Cleto or a glove that's more of a punchers glove like hit n move or rival Guerreros for the bag. The padding is more springy and will hold up better while also giving you that feed back on the bag for form purposes. Use the winnings for everything else cuz you're dropping big bucks on a glove that to me is designed to be a sparring glove. If you have the money which it sounds like you do just get a second pair.
I would never use winning on a heavy bag not often anyways, I would only use em for sparring, for a heavy bag your better off using 8 or 10s to calcified the bones on your hands. Honestly the 8oz guerro from rival are much better for heavy bag
The guy in rate this gear used his winning gloves for one and a half years, then he only used the gloves for equipment. So I think one and a half year is normal before they geting to soft. And I still think that's good there's plenty of gloves that would not have any padding at al after one and a half years on pads and bags.
The only brand that comes close or better than Winning is 1V1. Has better padding even.
How long have your 1v1's laster versus your winning's?
How hard the bag is will also factor into how much abuse the gloves take my title 150 bag hard as a rock my 150 pound Ever last soft leather much better
Just because you see Manny hit the heavy bag for two rounds with a 10oz glove does not mean this is how you should train. Pros vs. Joes, know what I mean??
Manny uses 14 oz normally for bag work
@@joeygonzo he's a small dude tho. 16oz are recommended
@@dersatansschuh4426 14 oz is plenty for for Winning
@@dersatansschuh4426 to be fair 14 to 16 oz there is not that much of a difference
Erythromycin can be a good idea and it was the same thing that happened before I was going through with the team that I was able and I had a chance at winning this game because I was able and had 6AM and the game to be able
hello I am looking to purchase these gloves winning 10oz lace up gloves but I am not sure with the size normally if you go with 10oz it's bigger than a 8oz glove right ? I have small hands everlast brand I can wear 8 or 10 but in 10 there is a bit space can anyone help me how it is by winning?
I have white winnings 10oz. They are good but not great. it's definitely more comfortable than most gloves under $100 but to me it doesn't make a good close fist so as gloves under $100.
and the 10oz winnings are not good for heavy bags so better wear wraps for heavy bag. I use it on the heavy bags all the time my trainer didn't recommend i use on it but I didn't care hahaha. my boxing trainer has 16 oz red I tried it on when I use on the bags it felt like a pillow on punch impact I felt nothing.
Boxers of today need to learn knuckle conditioning. Either hit a makiwara or use leather mitts for the bag like old school boxing.
Where do you suggest to find out more about knuckle conditioning ?
Man you’ve got 4-5 years in your prime. No need to risk anything
Paul Bautista I have the old school boxing gloves from Everlast and I love the feeling I’ve hit hard faster even worked more and more rounds my knuckles are harder and have grown to me it’s worth it
@Falk M you're right. Everytime I'm over at my old gym I gotta explain myself to the old school karatekas for wearing 16 oz gloves and wraps
Makiwara boards are for idiots who develop nasty arthritis when they get old .
I have 16 oz Winnings. They are highest quality.
I have pair winning gloves lace up 18 oz for 19 years old steel good like New bus I use only in sparring
Yes, i was having a convo w/ someone the other day about winning gloves and i told them my 16 oz. winning gloves will last forever lol
what glove weight do you recommend for mitt and heavy bag, no sparring.
+Jenny Camua If you know you will definitely be putting the gloves to use and are willing to spend the money for a pair of winning gloves I think the 10oz gloves would be perfect.
If we are talking about a different brand, however, the answer might vary since for example the 10 oz. cleto reyes safetec gloves, although great for the mitts, might be a little too soft for the heavy bag. In that case I might look into 12oz. gloves.
Long story short between 10oz. and 12oz. depending on which glove we are talking about. I cant recommend the 10oz. winning glove enough but once again the price might not be worth it for everyone depending on their specific situation. All I can say is that it will for sure offer enough protection when using the heavy bag while being light and offering great feedback and feel when using them on the mitts. I can speak from experience. Good luck!!
Depends on how much you weigh
+Nik Carvajal i weigh 160.
+Nik Carvajal by the way I'm using my wife youtube .
+RDR thanks for the help.
Using Winning gloves on the heavy bag is a kin to treat your cat with a 3* Michelin restaurant meal.
Why ? Your hands are worth that . The knuckles take a beating on bag work.
@@joeygonzo he doesn't rely on his hands to make his money. So he does not understand
@@joeygonzo Don't act like you really need a 400 dollar glove to protect your knuckles. A lot of other brands offer great protection too in combination with hand wraps.
Cool.
I have 2 pair in the lace ups
That's more like it.
@ 5:50 RDR's statement is true on avoiding 16 oz Winnings on the heavy bag. You can earn great form and speed on the heavy bag with at LEAST 12 oz winnings included with proper protection from hand wraps and the "pillow foam" from this superb glove. A great example on this case is when Manny Pacquiao is unleashing 10 punch combinations on the bag, and he uses 10 ounce WINNING GLOVES! (look it up, it's all over youtube) 👍
Nasir Thomas
Lace up ONLY
Want to sell these
you dont want them lol. they have been through a lot since this video
RDR I really do ! I want them for a project I'm making my own gloves and if you hook me up with these I will give you a free pair of my gloves head gear and also a signed gear Floyd mayweather t shirt
Anthony'ss nigga u r the biggest piece of shit i have seen here lmao
Yeah.... I'll go to the Japanese for their cars, TV's, audio equipment, and sushi. But I'll look to Mexico, Thailand, Pakistan, India, etc. for my boxing gloves. The "best" gloves are being made in the third world, making good gloves aint rocket science.
These are the brands/models I would recommend:
Sabas, pro series bag gloves
Ring to Cage, c17 2.0
Triumph United, death adder
Scotty H there you go! absolutely right bro. I would also recommend the Twins special gloves, these are really good on may opinion. you won't regret it.
Ahh... so we should listen to you and not the pros/coaches/amateurs that use and swear by winning right?
Keep dreaming winnings are better
You just said ring 2 cage. Which are winning clones, and are worse, are better then winnings
You've definitely never owned winnings
What are you going for now huh 6 in the same thing as the other side and it was 666666666 or so 6666inches and 6AM said the company has been a good thing to do it and I had a chance at 6AM 556inches that would have to go back and forth
You knuckles are weak. You need to start doing light bag work in just leather gardening gloves. Will strengthen your knuckles over time.
dont use these gloves on the bag anything 14 oz and up is a sparring glove.
Not true
RDR I've used my winning 16oz Velcros for 3+ years now and I don't even need to wrap my hands. I have only used them on the bag one time to break them in and after that I have only used them for sparring. Never hurt my hands
RDR it's totally true
If you want to hit the heavy bag, buy some BAG GLOVES. Jesus Christ...
You obviously do not know how good Winning gloves are
I stoped watching by the seventh minute and don't find a reason it should last one more second.
Wrong for heavy work you need 16 ounces unless your less than 160 pounds and you don't punch hard. If I used less than 16's I would break my fist.
+Nik Carvajal you punch harder than gennady golovkin?
That's a load of shit lol sounds like your issue is in wrapping your hands correctly. It's very very unlikely that you will break your hand with any type of purpose built bag glove, no matter what weight.
Nik Carvajal you’re still a zygote, i can’t imagine you having enough power to break your hands, even barehanded.
Winning gloves are overrated, it's all I'm going to say about them. I recommend everyone to try "Twins special gloves" much cheaper (from 75 to 90 dollars range) and as good as anyone or better when it comes to training (sparring, heavy bag etc...) offer the best wrist support and knuckle protection and excellent padding.
Nelchez M. But do they last longer then winning.
Roy Masangkay No glove does
if u're punching really hard and connect properly, twins special won't cut it, they don't last as long as the winnings too. I've personally owned many pairs of gloves and tried out different brands. Winning was the best so far, only downside is the price(never tried grant)
you ever actually owned winnings?
You've definitely never had winning gloves
do more vids dude ill surport your channel all the way