Do I need wraps under these for heavy bag work?
587463
Yes You should always were straps when hitting a heavy bag the more you hit the heavy bag the harder your hit will become and the straps will help you from breaking or fracturing your Metacarpal bones (Palm bones) and wrist hope this help
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.
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
587466
I've been training in Sanshou for years...you don't need to wrap your hands. If you're worried about soft wrists (bent) though, they might help you to learn to keep your bones lined up properly quicker.
1731392
I don't wrap mine, it's better when working out.But you can stick it under the armband I gues, that's what I would do If I needed.
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!
774292
Honestly they didn't work for me. I used 3 wraps... I ended up doing it the hard way by working out. Good luck.
1589306
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.
56448
No....just get your leg up and relax...I think it would damage the wrap...standing on it...
1731393
I don't wrap mine, it's better when working out. But you can stick it under the armband I gues, that's what I would do If I needed.
1568539
I own an etsy shop and make minky blankets and baby clothes. I send most items in these bags. I squeeze all of the air out of them and they stay that way... Looking shrink wrapped. Great quality. Definitely can store clothing!! Hope this helps :)
1019266
I'd say no. I've used these and another pair similar (about to receive my third pair). Haven't needed to wrap. You will need to pay attention to what is happening with your hands, and you will be sore initially. Also make sure you get a snug fit right off the bat.
1847066
I wouldn't use a wrap for arthritic knees, I would opt for getting a neoprene type knee sleeve. It will be more comfortable and stay put when you have it on, these aren't for wearing for long periods of time, they are to be worn very tight and only looped around your knees for weightlifting support.
1329565
Kitchen trash bags should do it. I don't have the outer wrap any longer. I hope this helps. We get it at Cost Co. You might measure the box and ask them at the store which one would work best.
504425
These wraps are heavy and intended to tightly wrap the knees prior to doing heavy lifting. They are not appropriate for yoga classes. If you have bad knees, you could use wraps to wrap knees before doing leg presses.
1711267
. The wrap shouldn't be a problem as you run. I fits as tight as you want it to but I don't even feel mine after I have my shoes on.
864919
They are decent for light bag work. If you keep control and form they will be fine. Nice medium between protection and damaging for calcification. The lower knuckles will be exposed.
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.
1582013
Yes you do need wraps because the gloves will cut your knuckles. I use the everlast pink wraps they come with two in a package and they're pretty afforable. I hope this helps!
282344
Yes for sure. I am using them on a standard canvas heavy bag and a speed bag with no wear or pain issues. I am impressed with them.