Revgear Neoprene High-Performance Gel Pro Hand Wraps | Wear Under Boxing or MMA Glove | Attached 120 inch Elastic Wrist Wrap | Ultra-Comfortable Anti-Shock Wrap for Training, Sparring, Fighting (Pair)
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Features
- PROTECT YOUR HANDS: Slip on under boxing gloves for extra protection and comfort - with built-in 120" Elastic Wrap, whether training, sparring or fighting
- REDUCES STRESS ON WRISTS AND KNUCKLES: Reduce the stress on your wrists and knuckles
- ULTRA-COMFORTABLE ESPECIALLY FOR LONG PERIODS: Neoprene with articulated finger loops and Anti-Shock REV-Tech Gel padding
- ONE OF THE INDUSTRY'S BEST HAND WRAPS: If you practice any combat sport or martial art that involves striking with your hands using MMA or Boxing Gloves, we've got what you need.
- PLEASE BE ADVISED: These are designed to wear under boxing gloves but will not fit if your boxing glove currently fits very snug. Please ensure you have room in the handcage of your glove when trying to wear these inside your boxing gloves.
- PROECTION: Product is designed to offer additional knuckle protection and have a full length wrist wrap for support.
- SIZE: One size fits most.
Size: One Size
Material: Neoprene
Brand: Revgear
Glove Type: Training
Age Range (Description): Adult
Size: One Size
Material: Neoprene
Brand: Revgear
Glove Type: Training
Age Range (Description): Adult
Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.2 x 4.7 x 2.4 inches
Package Weight: 0.5 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.5 x 4.5 x 6.5 inches
Brand Name: Revgear
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Revgear Sports
Part Number: 939002
Sport Type: MMA
Date First Available: November 24, 2011
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I was surprised at the level of quality of these wraps. An added bonus is the long wrist wrap, much longer than most, that give a lot of support to the wrist. Sizing is OK but they are a little hard to fit inside a glove.
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2014 by RC
I've been doing heavy bag work with Mexican style wraps and boxing gloves for over a year now. Most of the time my knuckles would be fine, but on weeks where I hit the bar 3 or more times my left knuckles would be a bit sore. These gel wraps have helped a lot in protecting my knuckles and preventing the soreness. I have med/large hands and even with the added bulk of these wraps they fit my Meister Pro Boxing gloves well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2015 by Mike C
I really like these hand wraps, so much I am buying 4 more. They are really comfortable. I wear them often and they are still in great shape (have used for over 2 months about 2-3 times a week).
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2014 by Law
Wraps have great wrist support due to the very long wraps (but can be a little clumsy because it's so long). Gel on the top of the knuckles is great and does the job. However, the lower knuckles of your fist are exposed and will get damaged during heavy bag work (mine were bloody). So not good for hard punching by themselves. And the velcro to close the "glove" initially is a little clumsy too. I'll be buying a different pair.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2015 by Mike T.
They should have different sizes. Near my thumb area once I have it snugg and try to work on my other wrap my first wrap start to put pressure and numbs that area. Also the way I think it would fit better if it was like putting on a sock instead of a strap going across the wrist.the padding I'd ok but over all if you have small hands it probably work better.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
These wraps are a miracle for me. Recently, I was getting very bruised knuckles when hitting mitts and the bag no matter how I wrapped my hands with traditional wraps. I switched to the Revgear wraps and got a pair of Hayabusa Tokushu gloves and no more bruises. I will not box without these now. They are saving my knuckles. As a female with small hands (wrist size 6"), these are a little roomy (finger holes) but I just use the actual warp section to make them fit tighter. I even wrap it around my thumb to help.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2015 by Brooklyn
This is a comparison for those who want it. I bought the Venum `Kontact' gel glove wraps ASIN: B008SRWWUI the Revgear Gel Handwraps ASIN: B009F03QKC and the Title Platinum Hybrid Gel Fist Wrap ASIN: B001LQOUZS All are good for what they are. They make wrapping your hands a little faster. Not much faster, but they do what wraps can not: They add protection to your knuckles. Two of These are not really SPEED WRAPS. I have not had much luck with speed wraps. They are normally too tight, or uncomfortable. These are Gel Wraps. Gel wraps add a small layer of Gel padding over your knuckles to help prevent injury, but otherwise, they are Wraps, with a long cloth wrap. The Title Gel Wrap is the exception. It falls under Hybrid (as it's name says). It has the gel protection over the knuckles, but TRIES to be a wrap as well. The WRAP part, is lacking. It is the shortest of the 3, and literally 1/3 shorter then the Venum Wraps. The only one that could be considered a SPEED WRAP, is the Title Wrap. It goes on, and comes off quickly, and there is not much messing with a long, cloth, rope, mess when you are done. It is By far, the bulkiest of the three. I have to lay the Venum and the Revgear on top of each other to match it's height. With that, you are going to have some issues getting your hands in a Glove, or holding Focus mitts. Make sure your gloves have LOTS of room for these. It's roughly 2 iPhones laying on top of each other, Thick. With this extra padding, you are going to get a lot of protection. With the shorter wrap, you need to focus on wrapping only your wrist, with only one loop over the thumb. ReveGear's are a bit bulkier then the Venum. About 50% more padding then the Venum ones. They also have a longer Cloth wrap then the Venum by 20". That does not seem like a lot, but for me, gives me those extra wraps around the wrist, that add some support. The thumb hole on the RG is small. You will notice it. The Venum and the Title do not have this issue. All have looped fingers, and a velcro closer at the palm. All have decent stitching, and have not fallen apart, on me, yet. I have hit a bag with All 3, and feel the RG and the Title give an MMA Comp-glove feeling, rather then Wrap feeling. I use the Venum, most of the time. It's as close to a normal wrap as I could find. The padding is minimal, but better then plain wraps. Since the padding is small, I can put on/take off my Gloves and focus mitts quickly. The only issue I have with the Venum, is it is not tapered enough behind the thumb, so I have to wrap a few more times in that area to keep it from poking out. The RG, being a little bulkier, makes the transition slower, or impossible with Thai-Pads, but the length of the wrap gives you a REALLY nice wrapped feeling, like you can go hard all night. For Private sessions, this is my choice. The Title, being the bulkiest, means you need to stay with whatever you are doing, the whole night. No swapping back and forth with a partner holding pads, and striking. You'll be the only one throwing. Or, you are going to have a lengthy transition. My gloves feel a bit too tight with these on, so I choose not to use these with my personal gloves. If you are going to be doing bag work, and punching something, then Title and RG are both good. If you are in a class where you have a partner, and you are switching from Gloves to pads, choose the Venum. Any of these will serve you well, it's just a matter of feel, and convenience. RG = More padding, longer wrap, but getting gloves and pads on is more difficult. Venum = lighter, More of a standard wrap feeling, faster transitions from Gloves to Pads, but less knuckle protection. Title = Massive padding, faster wrapping, but less wrap is less support. Transitions suck, or should be avoided. Your call. I got all three... :P
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2014 by Brian Dowrick
Feel like they would be good if I could fit my hands in them. Sizing chart is inaccurate. Thumhole is ridiculously tight too. For the way these sell so fast you would think the quality would be better. Padding feels like it would be ok...if the fitment is right
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2021 by Kwi