Would these gloves leave you're hand sore from hitting a heavy bag?
1168434
Not really, I have been using these globes for more than 3 months now and I love em, the grip is great, gives me good mobility and mine are 16OZ. If you are not sure...I'll recommend you that If a friend of yours have ones, use em before shop.
1168435
The greatest remedy for hand soreness is prevention through proper hand wrapping. I personally use ringside Mexican style wraps for added protection and feel they provide the added protection I need while using the Reyes's. You do feel the pop of your punches more with these gloves as that's what their designed for so use adequate hand wrapping to suite your preference. Do this and these gloves will get better as you break them in. Hope this helps.
1317603
This question should be directed to the manufacturer of the glove. I puchased for a friend who has arthritis and she uses them when she plays golf. She loves the comfort and warmth they provide. They alieve stiffness, not swelling in her case.
282342
I have the same wraps and the same exact bag. The answer is yes, but ensure you are using good punching form and not for extended periods. After a while or after successive days your knuckles do feel the beating. These wraps are great and highly recommended - they are lightweight, offer good wrist support, and mobility but for really intense or extended heavy bag sessions you will want to consider real bag gloves. This is my plan and I am going to purchase bag gloves for this reason in the near future. Happy training!
961002
If you punch it without gloves, then you will most likely rip the skins from your knuckles. The cushioned part is meant to be punched with gloves to reduce the impact.That way it doesn't put so much strain on your wrists. However, if you punch hard enough, without gloves, then it will, still, rip the skin. The bag is durable and I say it's good for its price. Just remember, there is no bag that is soft like a cloud and this bag is probably one of the most cushioned one you'll find that your son will still get a rush out of it.
776855
I really don't think so. After getting these I am not all too impressed with them. They fit tighter than expected and knife points go right through them. They are kinda slippery like wool or mitten style gloves. I went with hexarmor gloves instead. They really protect from cuts and lacerations on a level that is highly above the competition. look up their site you will love the gloves. They take a little bit to break in but after having them for 6 months they hold up well to the abuse I put them through. Hope this helps
1164927
Any heavy bag will be hard on hands if your hands are unprotected. He should be wearing grapping gloves at a minimum. It's not a reason not to buy a bag, it's just a reason to buy a pair of gloves.
1317604
I sincerely feel these gloves will help you. The gloves havwe truly bween great for my sore hands and swelling. Hope this helps you.
282340
I wouldn't. They are not intended to be used alone for hard punching. They are meant to be worn under bag gloves.
551276
The bearings are spread out so in a way it would help-they sort of turn your fist into one more dense contact point. They are more protect your hand. They do not interfere w/ grappling more than any other snug leather glove would.
93730
If your concern is about your hands size. maybe you should try to buy a Macho Dyna or Pro Lightning hand gloves for sparring. Try an adult small size. What is your intend of use? heavy bag training or sparring?
1019268
I'm not a good example for wraps as I don't really wear them (and I injured myself once or twice), But, I would wear wraps for heavy bag use or serious sparing. Like the other gloves out there, Alone, The integrated wrist wrap does not provide enough support for extensive pounding (in my case, for hooks).
827877
I can't see why not. The material is softer than some punching bags (foam, not rags)but I would think it would still be pretty hard on the hands ... but what do I know. I would say yes but as a massage therapist, I'd say protect your hands
349010
I'm not the best person to answer this question because I don't use gloves when I practice yoga. However I'd hazard a guess and say no because it offers no protection for your palms.
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.
5572
No. I had them on in the 20s and my hands were cold. These gloves are not good for anything cold.
558161
I have in the past wore rings underneath mostly because I was afraid of taking it off and misplacing it. But I would get an annoying pinching between the ring, fabric of the glove and the bar. Better with the gloves but still not advisable.
179070
I don't think so. The grip with these kind of gloves will be so thick... I use them for gym.