Has anyone tried this with boxing hand wraps? They're like medical wraps, maybe a little thicker, 2" wide and 180" long. Anyone?
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Hi C.V. I didn't use boxing wraps but I don't see the 2 inch width as a problem. I'm not sure about whether the roller can hold 10' of length rolled. You might ask the place I got my wraps (compression wraps). LymphedemaProducts.com (866) 445-9674 Toll-Free 1095 Cranbury South River Rd Suite 24 Jamesburg, NJ 08831support@LymphedemaProducts.comThey have manual and electric rollers.
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I would try w/of first and see. You can always wrap if your hands are sore. I really don't know for sure. Hope this helps
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There is two wraps with thumb loops the exact length is 9ft each wrap.There long enough to wrap from hand to wrist with no problem.
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Yes, they work exactly like hand wraps but have more padding on the knuckles area with the glove part
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That's a really good question! I've had several of these for a variety of reasons. I've always gotten a "Large". But, I've also found that they constantly need adjusting in order to keep them tight. Sometimes they are too tight! I've always gone with my hand size. I can always make it looser or tighter. These support wraps have a lot of room for adjustment. As long as you are not waaayyy off in your size selection you should be okay.
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I used it both ways and it absolutely done nothing for me. I spent 100s on the wraps and never no change. All body's are different tho. I hope this helps. My opinion tho save your $$$$
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i would go up a size. i was borderline and went with medium and they were too tight. i use wraps under my large gloves and my hand was like 7.75" i think they have a size chart on their website.
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no you dont ! you can just throw them on. they're very fitting so adding wraps might make them tight. the mesh allows your hands to breathe during workout
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James, my wife uses the wrap. She really doesn't care for it, but she wears it anyway. U insert ur thumb thru the opening, then the velcro wraps around the wrist as tight as u want it. It can be used on either hand. Hope this helps.
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The large gloves for me(6.2") are very snug with wraps. If you have a big hand and don't like a snug fit(not sure how you measured 9.5") I would suggest x large.
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I would consider purchasing the small / medium. Take into consideration if you're using hand wraps you always want to be able to get the glove over the hand wraps. So those should be fine for you.
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I used these for a brief time and thought they were okay. Wish I had tried the regular boxing gloves to compare them too. I think you may need something with more padding for use 4-5 days per week.
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To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered... » Read More To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. « Show Less
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I'm not sure of the exact length, but they are definitely not for 180 wrapping, which is standard in boxing and other fighting sports. I had a trainer at my gym tell me to get rid of them because they're not long enough to give you wrist support and knuckle padding, and he didn't want me getting hurt.
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I would say they are too bulky. My sister has different gloves, I think they are title weighted gloves. Hers are less bulky and may work but I don't think any of these weighted gloves are meant to wear inside real boxing gloves.
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I'd say no. I've used these and another pair similar (about to receive my third pair). Haven't needed to wrap. You will need to pay attention to what is happening with your hands, and you will be sore initially. Also make sure you get a snug fit right off the bat.
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I only use then for a few minutes, 3 times a week. I do not use wraps. I do however have on weight lifting gloves when I wear them. Not because they are needed but in order to make a smooth transition to me next exercise. I hope this tidbit of info helps.