can I use them with cardio strike punching bag
808822
You can. They wont hurt the bag and will protect your wrists and hands, BUT they wont last as long if you wear them alone, without bag gloves. So still use bag gloves if you can. Otherwise Yes, a cardio strike punching bag or anything else that was made to be punch/kicked for training should be fine to use with these if used properly.
808823
You can, but I'd say they more designed for use on the heavy or two-way bag. That doesn't mean you *can't* use them on a Cardio Strike, but I think you'll get better results just using cloth wraps especially if your purpose is to gauge distance.
1011546
I wouldn't. Too light. They would end up in the punch, I suspect. And they look more industrial than decorative.
1278844
I wouldn't particularly use them for that purpose. They provide great wrist support for lifting, but no support or padding for the hands and striking.
282340
I wouldn't. They are not intended to be used alone for hard punching. They are meant to be worn under bag gloves.
1421409
Yes you can. If the paper is too thin it might get distorted around the area where you punch the hole.
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.
1272422
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392415
In my opinion they would work fine. I have used them for every bag in my gym. Jim
179070
I don't think so. The grip with these kind of gloves will be so thick... I use them for gym.
352074
I don't know about kick boxing - depends on your individual gloves - The wrap is adjustable so if you need it thicker or thinner at a certain part of your hand its do-able :) I like them a lot and I use under a 16 oz boxing glove.
797234
You could, but honestly it's pointless. I use them for heavy bag workouts with some 14oz gloves and they're very supportive. The only thing that lacks support with them is thumb support. I use them for heavy bag workouts under my gloves and they work like a charm.
672254
Not really sure what you intend on punching, since a real man goes bare knuckles. These are designed for mechanical work so you don't drag your knuckles across the exposed metal (for which they work great). The part you assumed was plastic is a high test durable rubber-like polymer so it won't break if you punch something. I'm assuming that since you are asking if something will hurt to punch something, that you will likely hurt yourself no matter what you put on your hands.
601605
I used these for a brief time and thought they were okay. Wish I had tried the regular boxing gloves to compare them too. I think you may need something with more padding for use 4-5 days per week.
124883
Yes. These gloves would be good for a heavy bag workout. Not particularly heavy gloves, but you should be able to wail on that bag as fast and hard as you want.
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.
1031196
sure, but i wouldn't use them for that. They probably won't last you very long if you do any serious lifting. Plus, you usually want to have the fingertips cut off for lifting to offer more breathability. Personally, i use Harbinger wrist wrap gloves for lifting (about $20), which last me several years, and have the added bonus of the wrist wrap to support the wrist when lifting really heavy weights.
277629
For speed bag I would say yes but certainly not for heavy bag workouts. It doesnt' prevent your wrist from moving back and forward. It is just a stabilizer not compareable to boxing wraps which are really keeping your wrist in the alignment with your forearm so you don't sprain it. I do calisthenic workout and a lot of plyometric push ups and the are a really goord support for these kind of workouts...hope that helped