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No they don't, they run small and most people go up 1/2 to 1 full size up

@@msmfightshopmiami some say they true to size, some say they not. It’s really hard to understand… Hyperko2 definitely need to go up, but these not sure so i bought my size. Will see how it goes.

Hi, thanks for your question, If your talking about the label inside the gloves, in the past couple of years winning has changed the label inside, before it used to say the model Ex. MS- 400 and made in Japan and about 2 years ago winning changed the label material and design of it, now it shows the winning logo and it says made in japan. this video is about 5 years old... Regarding the most popular gloves, winning are very popular and considered the best gloves in the world but they produce very little quantity to keep the quality as high as possible and have a very high demand, making them hard to get and more expensive. Other popular brands that make excellent quality gear is phenom, reyes and high end rival gloves.

Yes you can spar with them but your opponent won't be too happy. You can also get reyes Xpads that have more padding over all..

@@msmfightshopmiami hahah, got your point :)

a ese precio no creo que sean originales o nuevas...

@@msmfightshopmiami créeme son originales

Hola, Los guantes comienzan desde los $39.99 pero depende del modelo, calidas, material etc.

@@msmfightshopmiami si quiero unos de Muay Thai. Cuáles son las onzas respecto al boxeo

@@eli.t1018 es recomendable 12oz para saco y manoplas y 14oz o16oz para sparring, Fairtex es muy buena calidad... www.msmfightshop.com/collections/fairtex

It really depends on the person you ask, everybody has a different opinion of how a gloves should feel or fit. it's personal Preference. All the brands you mention are very good and offer comfort, protections and quality construction. Rival has many amazing models, like rs100, rs11v, guerrero under $200 that are great choice depending on what you use them for... Phenom boxing also make amazing gloves for under $200 that compete with the top end brands for half the price... find what fits your hand and your budget, don't just go by the best brand...

you can used both gloves for kickboxing but the shape of the gloves is a bit different, the BGV11 has a bit bigger hand compartment and the BGV19 is more snug fitting with thicker padding like twins gloves.

The fight8-10oz gloves are very different from a training glove, on the fight gloves they use horsehair padding that is thin and transfers the power much more than a training glove that uses latex foam padding.

Todo depende de tu presupuesto, mejor es ir con marcas como Fairtex, Twins, Topking, que están hechas en tailandia, son muy alta calidad y duran Años y están diseñados específicamente para muaythai lo cual te permite hacer el clinch, agarrar y bloquear patas etc... pero Tambien hay otras marcas que se pueden utilizar..

Gracias! Es lo que veo, me fui por unos fairtex ya que están hechos para lo que mencionas, de otras marcas aquí en México no encontré para Muay Thai, en Google busque y mencionan mucho la marca Venum pero vi varios diseños y son más para box pero bueno, buscaba más el diseño para Muay Thai pero no encontré más que los fairtex que los vi más accesibles que los top king y yokkao.

si el video es de hacer 5 años, subieron mucho, or eso ya no los vendemos yokkao

Leather in our opinion last longer than microfiber but MF requires less maintenance and is better for the environment. But it all depends how often you use the gloves and how you take care of them as well. Keep leather gloves clean & dry and away from the sun or excessive heat and condition the leather regularly and you should get years of use out of them...

the BGV16 in our opinion has soft padding and may go flat sooner.... Leather and Microfiber (high grade synthetic) gloves should last for years with proper care. I love the bgv1 for all leather construction, durable padding and great durability..

@@msmfightshopmiami I purchased BGV16. But in 10oz. Too tight for my hand if I had handwrap (5 meters). But I adjusted my handwrapping, less wrapping on knuckle, more on my wrist and I can easily put on the gloves. Focusing much my wrapping on knuckle area makes it hard to put on the 10oz size gloves on me. I tried 12oz on the gym gloves, theres no problem wearing them weather I focused my wrapping on knuckle or wrist area. My mistake as newbie, by not trying to fit 1st the different sizes of gloves at gym

Yes that's normal with reyes...

The logos on reyes are applied with heat , not printed and they can flake off over time. Counterfeit gloves will have screen printer logo on them. You can also contact reyes to verify authenticity and always buy from reputable dealers.

Hey, thanks for the comment. All the brands you mentioned make good quality products, but are It all depends on what you're looking for in a glove, for Bag work or sparring, how they fit your hands and your budget. If you're looking for good quality mexican style with hard latex padding go with reyes. Winning is much more comfortable and offer softer padding and better hand protection than reyes but its double the price of reyes and much more difficult to get because they are not mass produced like other companies. Everlast has a lot of low end models that are not pro quality but the MX or Elites offer good value & quality for the Money. Rival also has entry level gloves that are average, but the high end lines have more innovative materials and designs like the RS1, Rs100, RS11V & guerreros that are very comfortable but with a lot more padding and heavy graphics and design. Grant on the other hand are the most expensive gloves on the market starting at $400 up to $2000+ for customs made. Quality wise we don't find them to be much better or more comfortable than reyes or winning for training but they are more of are a status symbol (like Gucci or LV but of boxing). Grant Gloves offer unique styling, and are hand made in Mexico in small batched and they are also VERY difficult to find and alot of counterfeits are on the market. From Grant we only like the fight gloves as they offer good hand protection with minimal padding and good power transfer in Pro fights.Our Favorite Gloves would be #1 Winning Laceup, #2 Phenom Elites SG202, #3 Rival RS11v or Rs100...

​@@msmfightshopmiami Thanks! It helps a lot.

​@@msmfightshopmiami absolutely great answer bro!

We've sold winning for over 10 years, we have not seen a drop in quality or craftsmanship. the only issue we have seen is with the white leather that it more delicate and peels easy on the thumb area...

Lmaoooo

Thanks for the comment, we haven't tried the fly super lace yet but the phenom Elites do have an amazing fit and are comparable to winning in term of fitment and padding in both SG202 & SG210 but with winnings have impeccable craftsmanship and have the reputation to back it up.

Thank you! We take pride in offering the best boxing brands and selection in the world! Let us know if you need anything! 🥊😎

Hey thanks for the question. What model in lace from hayabusa are you talking about, they have a couple? Is it the winning clone gloves? if it's that model we were not very impressed with the padding, they felt a bit mushy. In that case we would prefer the reyes lace ups...

$550 but they are sold out...

yes, those are fire!

Hi, Yes it's common for twins and many other training gloves for the weight not to be accurate because there are many factors that are involved in the total weight of the gloves, including material like leather or synthetic that will vary in weight, also using a velcro strap vs lace ups and the type of padding that will affect the total weight of the glove. What is accurate is that the hand compartment and thickness of padding will increase with a bigger Oz glove. The only gloves that need to be accurate are fight gloves in 8-10oz and they are normally weighted before the fights and need to be accurate.

Yeah twins usually weight 2 OZ less than indicated. But the protection match the OZ. (meaning 16oz weight 14oz but protect enough to be use for sparring).

los dragon do salen buenos, no son calidad profesional pero buenos para entrainer y a buen precio. Nosotros llevamos mas de 8 años vendiendolos y sin muchos problemas

Si Las manoplas de reyes son de muy buena calidad y duraderos.

Son las mejores pero también son de las más caras