Would these work for bag work. Like boxing or Muay Thai?
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Boxing doesn't use elbows or knees, so I'm unsure how to answer... but I use them for TKD-kickboxing Micah Brock style... Lots of elbows and knees. I'm 5'11" and 145lb, the XS fit my elbows, the S fit my knees. They keep me from getting rashed up and bleeding. Make my sparring partners happier, too. We have to wear full gear when sparring with hands, kicks, knees, elbow, and apparently soon allowed to use head butts. Should be interesting... -Aleta
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From a style standpoint I don't know. I believe Muay Thai gloves are different, muay Thai has clinch work/grabbing and you may have to take that into consideration? . But from a quality standpoint, the Reyes are great. Beautiful gloves!
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Yes I would 16oz are real good to spar or heavy bag use. I use 18oz now but this glove is good for the price
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Depends on what you are looking for. They should give adequate wrist support for the speed bag. I would use them with the speed bag. There would be No padding for speed bag use, unless you back hand your speed bag.
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I guess you could but they're specifically for heavy lifting in the weight room I would suggest getting some wrist wraps for boxing.
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I returned them. The fitment was very tight and they had a hard time fitting into my boxing gloves. If I would use wraps if I was trying to pick extra padding or protection that was going to be used with a boxing or sparing glove. I would not use these as a stand alone glove for hitting a bag.. Also the wrist wrap/strap was almost to high up to do any good.
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I think they use smaller gloves in Muay Thai. These gloves don't have a lot of wrist support. For boxing I'd get ones that have velcro straps going all the way around, not just half way.
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Yes but boxing gloves will feel better because of the extra padding . If you're starting out this might hurt your knuckles/wrists , so start out easy
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they do not give enough knuckle padding for a regular fight but are fine when using sparring and bag gloves. Offer plenty of wrist support when training
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The gloves I received are for light heavybag training or mitt work. They're no more than 10oz. Also they are MMA style which has the exposed thumb. They are a large. Good gloves for a warm up mitt work session. Not really worth risking a fractured/broken thumb on heavybag though. Hope this helps!
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It depends on the use. They would be fine for sparring, but for hitting a heavy bag, no. If you are going to be using a heavy punching bag you want something that completely covers the hand. I used these for a punching bag and my knuckles got torn to shreds.
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Yes, but I would advice against it. Given that the sole of the shoe will wear-out the bottom elastic band at a much faster rate. I don't think it will last for long, specialy if your going to use the guards during bag work.
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Yes, there are guidelines based on your user/bag weight ratio. You can search google and get tons of information on this. Type, "What punching bag size should I get"
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My son uses them for bag work and he says they are good. Don't know about sparring he don't use them for that!
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Yes. Be aware these do not have padding. I was pretty certain I read they did have some padding, but they do not. Just vinyl bags.
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Sergio, I don't think they will. They look similar to MMA gloves and actually, on the packaging it says they're for MMA training. I just looked at some pictures of MMA gloves and I can't tell for sure. I wear mine under boxing gloves though. If you go to Sports Authority or Dicks Sporting goods you can try them on for size and see. That is how I got my first pair. And you can put them under MMA gloves to see if it fits. :-)
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These are not boxing gloves. These are the straps that you put under the boxing gloves to protect your knuckles, fingers, and wrists . You will still need these though. These are pretty good wraps if you can find a small enough size for him. They are very easy to put on.