Can it be used for sparring or in tournaments?
653522
You could but I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't provide enough protections for your wrist. I use regular boxing gloves for sparring. And use mma gloves for light sparring.
88501
I believe it can. If you Google it, I think it says to use sparingly. It's been a few weeks since I read about it.
513143
It seems to be very sturdy with an additional layer of padding around it so I think it would be perfect for MMA techniques.
1949163
Yes, I bought this for sparring when my husband and I took a samurai sword class. Its a beautiful sword. It was a great price. The hand wrap did start to unravel over time. But you can just glue it back or take it off. Can't beat the price. I'm sure that happens with all of them.
2089175
I use it for TaeKwonDo, in place of the AXO2K. I can easily throw kicks to the head wearing it. It does not affect Snap Kicks Roundhouse, back kick, or Spinning Kicks. So I would say you can easily wear this for martial arts.
2214323
Yes, If you are doing light sparring, a full force Blow will dent this mask. I Highly recommend back of the head protection and a gorget even for light sparring.
245548
Yes it can. We use it for weighted balls, too, training to hit the ball harder.
786904
It would depend on what sort of 'trained' fighter he was. Some prefer to flip the blades between their hands to confuse the attacker, while others prefer to simply use a one handed approach. This knife is very good for a melee situation. It is actually designed as a sort of modded brass knuckles. When using it to attack, you just attack as if you're in a fist-fight. Just watch that sharp blade.
1577269
It will work well for action. If you go with the kit lens(es), try to keep the f stop above 5.6. They are sharper in that area. Also, set your focus point to center (most likely). I used it extensively for my daughters indoor volleyball
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.
969182
I wouldn't recommend it for anything with a lot of movement and action, because it's entirely manual. Trying to continually focus manually is not easy in a fast-paced action situation.
14327
excuse me, i could not understand your question. but i use this just for training. not for professional purposes. this is for mixed martial arts. for kung fu, mui tai, wing chun, or else..
1731390
I wouldn't recommend it. While sharp and sturdy, I doubt it would withstand repeated blows or any type of blocking (I've used mine against cardboard and other soft materials and it already has a few small chips).
1877497
No, I would not recommend this lens for sporting events. It doesn't zoom, which will limit your ability to compose when you have limited ability to move yourself closer to subject. Plus the apertures aren't super great for low light of a gym. (Although tripod will help with that). In same price range I think you would be better served by the 18-200 f/3.5-5.6 with a tripod. (Or if you can spend a bit more go with the 80-200mm f/2.8)
222094
Yes. But only for practicing. Can clip it to you belt and practice anywhere.
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?
1301575
No, I don't think so. I think I read that it is not for martial arts. There are different mats for rolls and breakfalls which would be thicker and softer that this. I LOVE this for jump rope and free-weight training and body-weight exercise, but it's not suitable for more impact than that.