What's the difference between the mma gloves and traditional boxing gloves?
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Mma gloves have the fingers cut out, and is more open. Boxing glove is completely sealed and more closed
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The anti ripper gloves are leather while these are silicon and gives it a little extra grip. My brother has the anti ripper gloves
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Hello Lisa,I like them. They are comfortable and cushy. My only problem however (and this may be because I am a novice at boxing) is that the exposed fingertips start to hurt after successive punches. So I put the generic mitten style gloves that came with my punching bag over these gloves and it protects my fingertips. Great support on my wrists and good cushioning for the knuckles but the fingertips - not so much. They are also girly cute. Lol. Hope this helps.
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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.
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They are different, the wrist guard is mostly just for baseball. The evoshield wrap basically similar to having your wrist taped.
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The gloves say L/XL on the inside tag. I don't know how that compares to other brands of boxing gloves. Hopefully this helps.
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Seem standard to me. These gloves are tougher than most and have lasted for long periods of use painting, cleaning, and working on engines and motors. Keep two boxes around at all times.
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If you have to use this for MMA the sport may not be for you. Just purchase regular sparring gear.
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if you have the full size boxing gloves then they might fit if you have a lot of extra room. but in that case i would recommend just getting some hand wraps if you are looking for something to go under your glove. If you have the traditional fingerless mma gloves then they definitely wont fit. If i was you i would just get had wraps
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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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They are interchangeable. Either glove can go on either hand, because they have the non-slip stripes on both sides.
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I think the glove is better. You can get your gloved fingers into those frustrating nooks and crannies in upholstered furniture, and overall the glove seems to keep a better hold on the fur.
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They are not the Ove Glove brand but I have used both and I like these better!
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The bag is made of this thread material, kinda like canvas but with more of a plastic feel.The material will cause something like a rug burn and will tear skin off if practicing without gloves.Best bag alternative?Either kofightgear (damn good bag)Outslayer bags are pretty good too with that 10 year warranty.Both are rag filled so they won't break your sons knuckles, and both are better than this bag (trust me, ripped on me after a month of use)
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If you are just doing cardio kickboxing type stuff, it doesn't really matter because you won't actually be hitting with any power anyway. If you plan on learning to actually box, get another glove as this one does not offer the wrist support needed and you will injure yourself. It happened to me and one other person in our gym. I suggest looking at some Title hook and loop gloves if you want a real boxing glove and not crap that is sold to people who don't know any better.
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We recommend using bag or boxing gloves when using these bags. You may find that a MMA training glove will work as well. Please see the notice that is on all of our products. "Boxing, Kickboxing and all Martial Arts are high-risk contact sports. Although this product may provide a degree of protection, participation in these activities involves significant risk of physical injury and, potentially death. There is no certainty this product will protect you from such risks. You are participating in these activities strictly voluntarily and solely at your own risk. Inspect this item carefully before each use for any defects and/or damage. With time and use the materials in this product will lose some effectiveness and will require replacement."
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The 12 oz. would be the way to go. Not only because of having larger hands, but also as a beginner, I feel it will protect your knuckles better than lesser oz. gloves. Hope this helps.