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Reddit mentions of RDX Boxing Gloves for Training Muay Thai Cowhide Leather Mitts for Kickboxing, Fighting Sparring Great for Heavy Punch Bag, Double End Speed Ball, Grappling Dummy and Focus Pads Punching
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of RDX Boxing Gloves for Training Muay Thai Cowhide Leather Mitts for Kickboxing, Fighting Sparring Great for Heavy Punch Bag, Double End Speed Ball, Grappling Dummy and Focus Pads Punching. Here are the top ones.
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Gel Efficax lining offer premium protection and are solely manufactured with compact padding. It additionally assists in hand safety. This padding technology distributes the force evenly while your hands stay secure.Shell-Shock padding provides finest shock opposition. Tactically placed Shell Shock Gel Lining between the foam padding offer denser cushion to minimize the blunt from forceful impacts.100% authentic Cowhide leather for longevity. The genuine material perfectly assists in sparring, training or boxing. The leather casing is sturdier, and resistant to crack, tear and splits.Nylon sweat wicking mesh enhances breathability. The doted mesh palm gives a trendy and fashionable look, keeps the skin fresh, pleasant and odor free.Quick EZ Hook-and-Loop, secures the glove stays in place. Additionally, it correctly aligns your wrists with the hand and forearm.
Specs:
| Height | 4.724409444 Inches |
| Length | 15.74803148 Inches |
| Width | 7.086614166 Inches |
I'm using RDX Elite gloves:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PCEHH4G/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Real leather. They feel great, and have held up. Really good for the price point in my opinion.
In general you don't want to use the same gloves for heavy bag work and for sparring because you will compress the material over time and risk injuring a partner. For heavy bag gloves I would go with 14-16oz for your size and as far as brand, a bit depends on your body type and preference.
Some people like harder gloves that have less give and others prefer ones that may be softer and less responsive but easier on your hands. Also, I would recommend that no matter which gloves you get, make sure they have adequate wrist support (thicker wrist straps made of leather instead of elastic and straps that double back will be the most secure).The brands you named all have quality gloves but there are two others I would recommend:
Title Gel Bag gloves $99:
These are fantastic gloves that will hold up and can take a beating. They have great wrist support and are really easy on your hands.
RDX Bag Gloves $69: These are a bit more dense and have a more snug fit but if you prefer harder gloves these are a good option. Wrist support is good and once you break them in they really form to your hands.