Reviewer:
Christian Fisher
from Pierce, NE United States
at least, for my hand size, this was a good wrap. i would recommend this to any beginning fighter
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Good for beginners
October 9, 2009
Reviewer:
Matthew Kaplowitz
from Bayside, NY United States
These wraps are good if you are just starting out. i do not know why they are calling them Mexican style since they definitely are not, this is a heavier fabric than mexican wraps. These lasted me for a few years before finally having the thumb loop tear off. I would recomend a different brand like Woldorf even if you want something better, but this is not bad for a first handwrap purchase.
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johhnny
September 6, 2009
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Anonymous person
these are good handwraps. they arent like the true meican style ones that stretch a lot, but they do the job. make sure you get the longer ones(180) so y ou can protect all your knuckles, wrist, and have a good amount left over for extra protection where ned be. these wraps drie out by themsleves quick, and they stretch a lil bit after use. the only downside is that the loop may rip if it catches with the sticky velcro.
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great wraps
July 29, 2009
Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from Los Angeles, CA United States
i've had the same pair of everlast hand wraps for a long long time now, and they always hold up, easy to wash, and don't wear down fast. 180 inches is a lot of wrap, but its gives great protection, definitely preferred over the 108 inch wraps
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Great
July 19, 2009
Reviewer:
Mister M
from San Jose, CA United States
Although these wraps are the elastic "Mexican style", I found that they are still sturdier than other brands, which turned out to be quite useful when I washed a bunch of them (less knots), and when I wraped my hands (easier to judge how tight you wrap them).