Advanced Boxing Hand Wraps Hand Wraps for Sports, MMA and Martial Arts - 4.5 Meter Elasticated Bandages

I never write reviews for anything because i'm too lazy n don't really care, but as a fighter i feel an obligation to spread the word. I've done Muay Thai for over 10 years now, i'm 105kg and a pro fighter + coach. I've had problems with my hands before after breaking one in a bout, i've had so many different wraps. These are the best.I use a winning knuckle pad underneath, and with this wrap and some thin empire pro tape i'm good to goPros : They are high quality material, great stitching etc. they just feel well made, they're long (i don't know why they even make shorter wraps, but i won't use anything under 4.5 meters) you get a cool little bag, they feel comfortable, they have a nice width to them unlike some of the other 'top' brands, velcro is secure and well made, they look cool (cool logo), everything you could want in a wrapcons : none

I started boxing last year and have been trying out a few different wraps. These are perfect length and width for me (5ft 11 - Male with average sized hands (whatever that is)). By the time I finish wrapping my fingers, thumb and knuckles etc I have just enough left to do a couple of extra wraps around the wrist to finish off a neat wrap.They are provided with a small storage bag which i though was a nice touch compared to the shop bought ones as they dont get tangled in the bottom of your gym bag and keep the wraps clean.These are really soft material too and look like they will last (I've only been using them a few weeks so far).Next day deleivery was also a bonus.If like me you were on the fence, I would say buy these and you won't be dissappointed.

I really love the straps, comfortable and stretchy, and overall a solid purchase. Only complaint is, unless it''s a mistake on my end, one strap, no matter what hand it's on, seems so be shorter than the other and can lead to me having to do a not-so-good job on tightening on the one hand. But other than that a solid purchaes

I'd used a number of different makes of wraps before trying Beast Gear's. The Beast Gear wraps have much better velcro fasteners - bigger, more secure, help to give extra stability to your wrist and lock the wrap very securely in place. The elasticated cotton is high quality and very durable. I wouldn't use another make of wrap now. Most of the people I train with in my gym use them as well, and I highly recommend them.The gel wraps are, also, good if you aren't someone who likes to use a traditional hand-wrap - I have seen these used in a lot of box-fit classes and people have commented on their high-quality and the good level of protection they provide.Ben's level of customer service is second to none. On the one occasion I've had to contact him with an issue, he sorted things out very quickly and was a pleasure to talk to.I can thoroughly recommend Beast Gear, and their boxing items.

I have been training in Muay thai for ten years now and i have tried all sorts of brands and the major makes of wraps and training equipment over the years.Just like to say that trying the wraps for the first lesson of 2019, the wraps were really good. I was sceptical about the length (4.5m) at first but pleasantly surprised and having normally only gone upto 3 metres. I found that the extra metre and a half actually does offer more comfort in the knuckles and the wrist. Also my main concern was fitting the wrap into my gloves as they are quite tight fitting but didn't have any issues there at all.So to sum up I am very impressed with the value and quality of these wraps and would highly recommend. You even get a wash bag included which no other firm offers as far as i know.

Been doing combat sports for 20+ years, from Muay Thai to MMA and now predominantly Boxing so i have been through my fair share of hand wraps. From cheap ones to more expensive brands like Twins and Rival i came to expect better wraps for them being more expensive. This was simply not the case because the worst wraps i ever had came from a very popular brand and were not cheap. Now the Beast Gear wraps are very well made, strong and to be honest have the best Velcro tie up on wraps that i have come across. As i said before over the years i have tried many from some top name brands and it is always the Velcro section that lets them down. On the Beast Gear wraps this section is huge, very well thought out in its design and tough. I have washed my wraps many times and there are no signs of wear and tear. I would not hesitate to recommend the wraps and have done so to many friends online and at my boxing sessions. You want the best wraps then these are them and less than £10 they are a steal.

After suffering a wrist injury and my girlfriend complaining of knuckles being sore even with gloves on I decided to get some wraps, even if it is overkill for our 9 minutes of MMA in our HIT class each morning.After reading the reviews these seemed like the best option and I wasn't disappointed. The quality of the material is great and the length is long enough to properly protect every inch of your hand whilst offering support to your wrist. After use, provided you roll them up the right way, the velcro fastening can also be used to store it in a small ball. The useful guide on the website taught me how to wrap my hands and the follow up customer service was excellent.

These are really great wraps, just stretchy enough and durable. But I have narrow wrists and the velcro fasteners are sewn on in a way that accommodates a large wrist. So I literally had to resew the patch to make these fit. Other than that I am mostly happy, but the manufacturer should keep in mind that women box too.