Can I use these with cloth hand wraps for additional support for a heavy bag cardio workout?
797234
You could, but honestly it's pointless. I use them for heavy bag workouts with some 14oz gloves and they're very supportive. The only thing that lacks support with them is thumb support. I use them for heavy bag workouts under my gloves and they work like a charm.
797235
Be careful not to break a bone in the main part of your hand. Handwraps are a better choice if you hit hard.
518254
Most definitely! Just walking around between sets of squats can mess the wrap up. You could experiment with cross-wrapping, but I would look at something else like Rehband Compression sleeves - I've used Rehbands for soccer and they do the trick.
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.
1350541
Yes, It depends on how big your hands are, but I can and definitely would recommend wearing wraps for a little more wrist and knuckle support, especially if you are going to be doing a lot of training.
576033
You can! However, I ran into the problem with wrist support with these. The gloves themselves were extremely snug (a size smaller wouldn't have fit at all) but the wrist wrap was still extremely loose. There's only a small amount of velcro and it's not a one size fits all kinda deal. So I wouldn't recommend them. I ended up paying a little extra money for the Everlast gel wraps and they're amazing for just hitting the bag and as a "wrap replacement" under the gloves. If you're doing small sessions they're perfect, for heavy hitting you want the support of a full wrap, that's why we still use em because nothing beats it lol. Hope this helps! You can! However, I ran into the problem with wrist support with these. The gloves themselves were extremely snug (a size smaller wouldn't have fit at all) but the wrist wrap was still extremely loose. There's only a small amount of velcro and it's not a one size fits all kinda deal. So I wouldn't recommend them. I ended up paying a little extra money for the Everlast gel wraps and they're amazing for just hitting the bag and as a "wrap replacement" under the gloves. If you're doing small sessions they're perfect, for heavy hitting you want the support of a full wrap, that's why... » Read More You can! However, I ran into the problem with wrist support with these. The gloves themselves were extremely snug (a size smaller wouldn't have fit at all) but the wrist wrap was still extremely loose. There's only a small amount of velcro and it's not a one size fits all kinda deal. So I wouldn't recommend them. I ended up paying a little extra money for the Everlast gel wraps and they're amazing for just hitting the bag and as a "wrap replacement" under the gloves. If you're doing small sessions they're perfect, for heavy hitting you want the support of a full wrap, that's why we still use em because nothing beats it lol. Hope this helps! « Show Less
560137
I use them to hold heavy weights, it may rip the inner lining eventually, but they do really help for the heavy weights and not getting your hands raw.
1479323
I'm not sure. I would assume that you could but why would you want to when the cloth or paper one's are much more comfortable. Plus the sweat may build up and get a little warm while you are exercising. PS. One person said that breathing was restricted but that would depend on what kind of filter you bought for it.I hope this helps.
1278845
I haven't use them for that but I think you should be able to keep them in place if you use the red thumb straps. I use them for lifting exclusively.
179067
I don't see why you couldn't. If you keep some slack in between the straps once you Velcro it around your wrists, your wrists will have a little bit more room to move around. Personally, I strap them tight when I'm weightlifting to keep my wrists fairly immobile.
124882
I would say yes. Way better than using true boxing gloves and they still give you protection while working out.
392412
Depends on what you are looking for. They should give adequate wrist support for the speed bag. I would use them with the speed bag. There would be No padding for speed bag use, unless you back hand your speed bag.
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.
504423
I personally wouldn't wear wraps for that. For machines or Yoga I would use more of a fitted knee support, rather than a wrap. I generally use wraps when I'm lifting heavier than normal weight. The only machine I would use them on is possibly a press machine or squat machine.
2110500
Reason it is little big, give you room when you use hand wraps for support ligaments / tendons / cartilages and to prevent any hand / wrist injuries. Some people choose to workout without the hand wraps, just working out light. Please remember this, striking with your fists, use you index and middle fingers' knuckles. They are stronger than the ring and pinky fingers' knuckles, these set of knuckles or the back of your hand called metacarples will fracture (also known as boxer's fractures) safe, stay healthy, have fun. Take care.
463937
Really well, I'd say as good as a pair of dedicated wrist wraps. They work well for heavy bench presses, and squats (to help stabilize the bar). The straps are long, so they'll fit a variety of wrist sizes.
936207
You can certain use them around a limb--whether the limb will support your weight is another question.
1278844
I wouldn't particularly use them for that purpose. They provide great wrist support for lifting, but no support or padding for the hands and striking.