Does anyone use these for BJJ? Any complaints from training partners?
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Matthew - Generally headgear is not used for BJJ....however as this product is often used for wrestling, we can not foresee any complaints from a training partner. I hope this has been of some help to you. If you have any further questions or concerns please don't hesitate to reach out!
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My brothers and I use this for BJJ. It works really well. I get more complaints from the wearer than the training partners. This headgear makes it really hard to shake of triangles! Best headgear for use in BJJ we've found yet.
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I workout with them. Very secure. Never had a problem with slipping off. I don't jog though
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Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.
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I guess you´d have to get small size. Mine fit pretty well and worked great for bjj. Good luck!
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I have not had any issues yet with that....they are well built, (per the usual with B&O;), and what I really like about them is they don't move when I work out, (I had some Bose earbuds prior that were supposed to stay put but they didn't). There is enough adjustability so you can have a secure, comfortable fit.
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Christie: I bought 2 with the stays, you can't even feel them and there really sib;t much lateral support since they're so thin. Mine, with the stays, do not limit my [Martial Arts] aggressive movement at all and I hardly notice I have them on 1-3 hrs every day. Denny - Chicago
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For adults training for Kendo, yes. They are perfect. For teenage boys beating on each other, no. They will break.
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They are used for personal practice and not sparing. I guess that would depend on your sensei.
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I have had mine since July last year. I work out 4-6 times a week and wear them every time. They have been great, I would buy them again. The seam by the thumb is unraveling but I have got great use out of them!
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Yep. They're a bit small and certainly take some getting used to but they're accurate and work very well once you get them setup properly within the game. I use them for roll and use the xml route to set bindings which is a bit more complex than the in-game interface but it's more fully featured. 1 to 10, I'd give them a 6 or 7. There is much much better, but not for around a hundred bucks. Saitek's pedals are good too but they don't integrate with CH software which is one huge bonus for the whole CH line of gear. Good luck and see you in the verse.
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They are not a brace, just support. I'd be concerned if you do a lot of starting and stopping, pivoting and quick movements, that they may not be as strong as you think. I wear them for off road running and sparring in TKD and they have done well.
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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?
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Yes. I am a beginner and they were recommended. For quality,balance AND price in case I lose interest. I like them. I have smal hands so they feel good.
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they are pretty durable i'd say... have been using them while working out and sleeping, and it still works fine. HOWEVER, its extremely uncomfortable
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Mine are excellent for the noise, but they are just so bulky. I don't really like the way they fit.. I will get different ones that are not so big , bulky and heavy.. when I shoot at the local indoor range here , they make sweat like crazy.. LOL...
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The Quality is Rather true. I'd Say It's far more fun to train with due to the hand guard and the design. i've had quite the time while traing with these. i would recommend getting some hard gloves while using these polypropylene swords.
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The grips work pretty well. Honestly, whenever I use them for any pull movement (curls, pullups, lat pull down, seated row etc.) they work my firearms more than what the specific exercise was designed for. Which isn't necesarilly a bad thing as long as you're aware of it. When my hands are fully stretched out, from mthe tip of my index finger to the tip of my thumb is about 7 inches. Ke eping thiw size in mind, they work just fine for me.