Should I wear hand wraps with these gloves?
334536
It definitely feels right when you do where the hand wraps, but you can do with or without pretty comfortably.
334537
It's totally up to you. Personally I prefer to wear the wraps. Did to the fact it make my hand slightly bigger, and allows the glows themselves to be more secure when hitting the bag. So I would say YES go ahead and wrap it up.
696583
No. I use these mostly for heavy bag and they protect my knicks well. You do not need to wear two pairs of glove . Ever.
2143307
While I think the gloves would protect your HANDS from the temperature of the meet, and give you the flexibility to handle it, you might have an issue because they do not go much past your wrist area. If you are handling a piece of meat that large, you could have an issue where the heat (or meat) rests on your wrist, which would be bad. In the case you are describing, I would imagine you would want something that goes farther up your wrist, which would be the "mitten" style gloves which go up to your forearms. I don't do turkey though, so would not know for sure but I don't think I would want gloves that didn't extend to my forearms for that large of a piece of meat. Hope that helps. While I think the gloves would protect your HANDS from the temperature of the meet, and give you the flexibility to handle it, you might have an issue because they do not go much past your wrist area. If you are handling a piece of meat that large, you could have an issue where the heat (or meat) rests on your wrist, which would be bad. In the case you are describing, I would imagine you would want something that goes farther up your wrist, which would be the "mitten" style gloves which go up to your forearms. I don't do turkey though, so would not know for sure but I don't think... » Read More While I think the gloves would protect your HANDS from the temperature of the meet, and give you the flexibility to handle it, you might have an issue because they do not go much past your wrist area. If you are handling a piece of meat that large, you could have an issue where the heat (or meat) rests on your wrist, which would be bad. In the case you are describing, I would imagine you would want something that goes farther up your wrist, which would be the "mitten" style gloves which go up to your forearms. I don't do turkey though, so would not know for sure but I don't think I would want gloves that didn't extend to my forearms for that large of a piece of meat. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1052236
No. In fact, you may find your hands are cold and uncomfortable. These are not riding gloves.
587465
I would try w/of first and see. You can always wrap if your hands are sore. I really don't know for sure. Hope this helps
350260
If your hands are smaller then size small, I recommend just wraps you can wrap your hands with a silicone knuckle cover if you need added protection.
827876
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. If you are working out with intensity, your knuckles will be sore. Wraps also protect your wrists while punching, so I highly recommend them.
163543
I haven't tried them with mma gloves, but they don't feel any thicker than regular wraps, so if you can wear wraps under mma gloves you should be able to wear these.
38175
The girl I got these for was very slightly taller and heavier than that, with medium(?) sized hands. These worked well. Since you're mentioning wraps, then I should let you know that in the research phase before buying, I read an informative post that recommended the 14oz pair if a lot of bag work and intensive training is going to be done. Hope this helps!
594957
My hands are a size 7 . Also you should wear wraps for support which will take up some space.
849316
I'm sure that wearing gloves will give you the same strength-conditioning as bare handed training would. I have never used gloves with my hand grippers, but if I did- I would use a good quality driving glove that didn't hinder my ability to close my hand into a fist. Or you could try a batting glove or golfer's glove.
455312
If you place your hand flat on a table next to a ruler and your hand measures 7.5-8 inches or less, they should fit comfortably. With wraps, being that your hands are narrow, the fit should be pretty good. My hand is just less than 6.5" long, from the base joint (where hand juts out above the wrist) to the tip of my middle finger, and my palm excluding my thumb is just under 3." Hope this helps.
93733
I have fairly large hands and used the large sized gloves. I would say they will fit gloves are kind of a one size fits all especially at this level of training. If you have any trouble you can make up some of the difference with the way you wrap your hands. It really depends on what you are using the gloves. If you are using them just for bag work or mit work they will most likely do fine. I would recommend buying them directly from amazon and if you have any issue later you can send them back. Amazon's return service is great and it really gives me confidence buying from a retailer when I can't necessarily try them on. you could also go to a local sportswear spot and try them on and then buy them here.
1996827
Ehhhh I'd make sure you wash them first. If your hands aren't the perfect fit for the gloves you may lose the pill - not sure. I imagine a better pair is out there for what you want the glove to do. Best of luck.
587464
I would recommend using wraps. My knuckles can definitely feel the difference. But I'm a beginner. Perhaps my knuckles aren't in prime boxing shape yet.
215746
Hi there, I think probably better than cloth wraps, because there is a little bit more padding on top with some time of gel. But I take a kickboxing class and hit the bags and I wish I would have gotten a better glove with more support. There is a slightly bigger version ( I think Amazon also sells it). I will keep them though because they are good. I think if you wear regular cloth wraps, you would probably like these because they are not bulky and just offer better protection than just wraps. hope it helps
86038
Yes, the gloves are designed to protect your hands from cuts. They work well for my husband.