RDX MMA Handschoenen Voor Sparring Grappling, Open Palm Mat Zwart Convex Skin Lederen, Perfect Voor Muay Thai, Karate, Kooi Vechten, Kickboksen, Zandzak, Bokszak En Zandzak

Esta compra fue perfecta, tienen una calidad impresionante, he visto Everlast y ninguno tiene la calidad que estos RDX, te da la impresión de ser cuero natural, llevo varias puestas y se han comportado muy bien, cómodos, buen ajuste de muñeca, espuma bien distribuida y eficiente al golpear, además de ser muy atractivos viscualmente. Mis guantes pasados fueron unos de cuero natural profesionales y estos se siente de manera similar.Si están dudando que marca comprar, no busquen más, esta es buenísima, y llego 5 días antes.Muy contento con mi compra.

They feel great, give great wrist support, are comfortable and hard hitters!! The only downfall is you can't wear them w gel quic wraps because they are too tight. Over than that, great fit!

Ich hatte bereits eine ähnliche Ausführung dieser Handschuhe getestet und muss sagen, dass die sich sehr angenehm anfühlen, die Nähte sind sehr gut verarbeitet, jetzt werde ich erfahren, wie gut die Handschuhe im Dauereinsatz halten. Wenn die so gut sind, wie die aussehen und sich tragen lassen, habe ich keine Bedenken.Größe XL habe ich genommen um Bandagen (ebenfalls RDX, qualitativ super) drunter tragen zu können.Ich benutze die Handschuhe fürs Kumite beim Karate. Klare Kaufempfehlung.

These gloves are sturdy and well-padded whether you're working against a heavy bag or a 2x4. The solid matte-black look is classy. The wrist support is great - even though the first pair I ordered are a little too big in the hands, the wrist support wraps stiff and secure with heavy-grip velcro.The product page had a sizing chart when I ordered, indicating that 23cm around the knuckles was the upper limit in Large or the lower limit in X-Large, so I went for X-Large. The way I'm built everything always needs to be bigger, but this X-Large is actually way too big. The wrist support still works great, but the fingers don't fit tightly and the back-of-palm padding is loose too.I highly recommend these gloves anyway - I went back and rebought the regular Large and a pair of Mediums too, just to make sure I got a set that fit right. Just know that if you're close to a sizing boundary, go smaller than larger.UPDATE: So as of 2019 (when I purchased these) the sizing chart on the product page is just total BS. It's disinformation. The sizing chart is a lie. I'm a big guy. Just for reference: My boots are double-wide because that's as big as my local Work Warehouse carries Danners - my sneakers are quad-wide. So my hand measures a little over 23cm around the knuckles and exactly or just under 23cm around the palm below the knuckles. Sizing Chart says this is upper-range for Large, lower range for X-Large. The pair that actually fit right are the MEDIUM.I can tell because the XL and L sizes don't protect my second/middle knuckles at all, and tend to roll my fists forward (straining wrists) on high-impact blows to my dummy. The M size doesn't roll my fists - every straight-on hit impacts as expected. The M size actually covers my second/middle knuckle of every finger so I don't end up with bloody (and later scabby) hands when I land a punch on or near a nylon seam-guard.So yeah. Not sure if the bad sizing chart is on the seller or manufacturer, but the end result is the same. They're still great gloves - I'm keeping all 3 sizes I ended up buying in case I find out later that hand swelling pushes me into the L zone.UPDATE:Just a half dozen uses (say a hundred piston strokes against the bag a couple of times a week) and I was up from the M to the L. I kept having that "wrist roll" problem with the L for a few uses - a few thousand reps on a gripper and another few hundred hits later and *shifty eyes* the problem fixed itself (ie my wrist got stronger).So if you're new at it, maybe try a size smaller knowing that you won't get your money back but that you'll quickly need the next one up.

Muy buenos para entrenary de buena calidad