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.
1138705
I'm sure you CAN, but that isn't what they are designed for. I would recommend getting actual weightlifting gloves with the proper grip for the bar. These are better suited for shadowboxing and kickboxing type workouts.
1272422
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576029
I use them as is; without anything else worn inside or outside of the glove. Some people use them inside boxing gloves. However, you will need to go up a size with the boxing glove to accommodate for wearing these inside the glove. There is quite a bit of gel padding on the top and around fingers.
2212385
Yes, they will, but I would not buy them. I am not happy with mine. The first couple times I used them I thought I liked them, but the sides don't fit over them well at all, and I pot one set on top of the other one day (while they had water in them) and the top one fell over and the joining screw broke off. Unrepairable or useable. They also leak if you use water and they tip over. All in all, my weight lifting weights worked better. I bought sand bags for half the price to replace them.
392413
Yes. They are very decent for training and hitting the bags, even sparring. They just hurt my fingers when worn with MMA gloves.
26972
They can be used to remove and drive in roll pins, but drive pins carefully since to much force could bend the punch. Make sure everything is lined up correctly.
746500
As bag gloves, these would be awful. The weight is across the knuckles and would hurt. They work great for shadow boxing, however.
964077
These are not real training gloves but will suffice. If you are looking after the longterm heath of your hands and will be hitting a lot (20-45 minutes/day including hard hitting not just speed work and pulled punches) invest in a pair of real bag gloves from Ringside. Your hands will thank you when they aren't pre-arthritic 10 yrs later.
349811
This is a great training bag. Yes, it can handle very powerful kicks as well as punches. We have several of these Wavemasters in our tae kwon do academy. I do not recommend wearing shoes when striking the bag as this may decrease the life of the product.
352069
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.
1936660
You should only be kicking or hitting these with bare feet and hands, you can punch with gloves, but Yes it is soft enough. However on the sides there is air vents that are metal, so if your toes happen to kick it, ouch! but only for a second or toe of stinging. But this just depends on how you kick.
933701
Not really. There is no difference INSIDE the bag based on punching or kicking. However, the size of the bag will dictate if "punches only" is a better idea. If its smaller and lighter, then kicks aren't going to be great on it. Also, to practice low kicks, you need a long bag, like a Muay Thai or "banana" bag.
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.
1214524
If they have a youth pair id definitely recommend these gloves for children & adults the same. But only use underneath padded gloves. Would not recommend for direct bag punching.
1837055
Hi Kyle,I don't think you could use them that way. The bands are on the lighter side so lats are a little to strong. You can combine the bands, i.e. use two or three and hook them to the handles. But that would not work so well for lat pull downs. I find them best for biceps, shoulders, triceps.
672253
The knuckles are actually covered somewhat by rubber, which will protect the hands some, and it won't easily break. That said, this glove is not made for punching, so, I wouldn't recommend doing the punching repeatedly as in training with a punching bag wearing these.