Winning MS-500 vs Fly Superlace vs 1V1 PTE Pro Trainer Elite Boxing glove review and comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2022
- The top 3 gloves on the market today Winning, Fly and 1V1 compared side by side
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I remember making a similar video awhile back and some thought it blasphemous for me to say these brands hold their own against winning and for me even surpass winning. Great video bro keep up the good work.
Thanks Bro
I remember that video too
I love your videos and your personality is very wholesome.
Thank you
Thanks for this comparison. this has been super helpful :))
No problem. I use to be in your position but it was expensive for me to get the answers I wanted. Lol
But it was worth it because I love all 3. Fly premium is the best sparring glove, Winning is the most well balanced all around training glove and 1V1 PTE is the most protective glove and best glove on the bag and mitts out of the 3. Fly is still great for bag and mitts and 1V1 PTE is still a great glove to spar with as well.
And winning is best all around training glove for everything. Although not as good for sparring as the Fly premium (not the x line) and not as good on the bag and mitts as 1V1
I'm just getting my channel started please like and subscribe. Sharing would help even more, and thanks for watching bro.
Which glove did you decide on?
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 I decided to get a custom pair of 14oz winnings in gold and navy. They should be here in 6 months haha
@@jonathanbaker2215 yeah custom winning take forever. But that's a great choice. You will not be disappointed. As long as you aren't that big you should be able to use those for sparring too.
Good video ! Thank u
I appreciate your support, this is an expensive hobby lol
Thank you for the review nate diaz
Thanks 😅
No problem bro
Great review. Need to get myself a pair of either of these gloves. Preferably Flys
Boxupnation.com to get Fly gloves bro. You can direct from Fly by they made to order and take 5 to 6 weeks
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 yea I know boxupnation has them
@@Jab_187 if BUN is out of stock Bobsfightshop.com has them too
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 I'll check them out eventually. keep up the videos. I enjoy them
Hey, nice video, man. I’m on the fence myself between Winning and Fly, will most likely try winning first since it’s kinda like the golden standard
That's what i did. But like i said no matter which one you choose you won't regret your decision.
And thanks for your support kabayan ka. I'm white as hell but my mother is 100 percent Filipina. I enjoy your review videos.
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 no way! That’s cool! Don’t worry both my parents are full Filipino and I don’t understand a lick of Tagalog, haha.
@@ThatBoxingGuy me either. I only know some words and phrases lol
Hello nice to see a comparison of these, which glove out of winning and fly is the shortest fit down the arm? I'm asking because I'm a short guy, my arms are not long and I hate when gloves are too far down my arm.
They are really close in length winning and 1v1 are the same length and fly is tad bit longer
BTW I'm only 5'5" of you're anywhere close to as short as I am then what you see in the video is a good comparison
I want those 1V1 gloves but can’t decide which ounce I should get them in. I want them for bag work and will use my FLY 16 oz gloves as sparring gloves.
If you're not going to spar in them I would go with 12 or 10 ounces
I had a bag experience with fly… the liner inside ripped off at the tip my fingers after few only few rounds. I didn’t like how stiff they were also and i didn’t like the weird curved shape of the thumb. If i compare with my winnings, there’s absolutely nothing that fly has over winning except the packaging that they come in. Winning takes it all for me.
I'm sorry to hear that. I never noticed any of mine to be stiff. Which color did you order and was it the X Line or premium leather?
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 I got the X line in black size 14oz for bag and mitt work. The gloves were snug and stiff at the beginning i thought they’d need some breaking in time which is normal but they ended ripping off before. My hands were getting numb and were hurting from forcing to close my fist.
Hello Wingo. Can you share the differences in hand compartment between Fly and 1V1? I have Winnings, and honestly, I don't like them due to the large hand compartment. I am the same size as you with average-sized hands, but we are smaller guys in general. Winning 12oz has space, it's alright with a full wrap and knuckle guards but not "perfect". For this reason, I will only spar with my ONX gloves these days.
I currently use the Rival RFX-Guerrero-V HDE-F 8oz. for Thai pads, focus mitts & heavybag. These have a nice, tight hand compartment and feel very supportive/protective.
What I'm really curious is how the 8oz. or 10oz. Fly gloves, or 1V1 gloves will compare to my Guerrero-V HDE-F in terms of fit and function.
Cheers!
I'll make a video on that soon for you
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 you’re the best brotha! 🙏🏻
thanks for the reviews man. hope i can get a pair of custom 1v1s soon :)
They are my favorite glove but they are pricey. I would rather own these 1V1s than Grant honestly
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 yea hoping to get the peacemakers after I save up a little. Every pair I see looks beautiful too
Owning both winnings and fly's, do you think it is worthwhile in purchasing a pair of 1v1s? or are they too similar to winnings?
1V1 are similar to Winning in their design, shape, stitching and ergonomics but the padding is where the major difference is.
Winning is one of the best when it comes to hand protection but 1V1 has better hand protection with a denser foam
I can't say either brand is any better than the other. They are all great gloves, but great for different reasons th-cam.com/video/tn9dOFGNhds/w-d-xo.html check out a similar video from my friend John at boxupnation.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwgYSTBhDKARIsAB8KuktGZHZGxSziAUWB3keRhzDavIGF8mVt80U20jYtP4ygWAzzdSTvclkaAroWEALw_wcB the shop I purchased my Fly Superlace and 1V1 gloves from.
Nice video 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼... The pair you got on 1v1 *14 oz?.. Then how they feel vs 14 oz winning with The size inside the glove?
Similar but the padding is much denser on the 1V1 and is actually more protective than the Winning gloves. Check out my review video on the 1V1 PTE Boxing Gloves
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 ok good 👌🏼 thanks
I already have winnings and I wanna get the 1v1s but they seem very similar do you think it’s worth it or just stick with winning
they are definitely worth it. 1V1 PTEs are my favorite glove
video genius.
Do you think Fly is a good choice for small hands? I recently bought a Rival RB10 intelli shock but I'm not too happy. I was thinking of buying some fly superlace X (the microfiber ones) in 12 Oz but my hands are not very big and I would like them to fit well like these Rival.
They would be especially for bag work and mitts pads
Is an excellent choice for small hands. I have small hands as well. Fly is the most comfortable glove in my opinion
Its also the best training glove for Muay Thai which fly probably doesn't know. You can open your hands easier than in any other glove and your able to bend the wrist enough but the wrist support is still awesome
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 OK thank you very much. I'll try then to see how they work. All the best!
@@Guilledeguimar get the premium line too. The X line is nice but you can feel your knuckles through the padding and the premium version has the best padding for sparring
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 at the same price, to protect my hands in heavy bag, and focus mitts would you prefer Fly or Winning? For Sparring I now have quite new Rival RS11Vs that are doing well at the moment.
Good video! Would you prefer 1V1 or Winning gloves? Which one provides better protection for your wrists?1V1 is so pricy now.
1V1 has better wrist protection
Have you considered trying 1v1 horse hair gloves?
Yeah but it's going to take some time. I gotta make some money to buy them. I'll get them in the future for sure. Hopefully in a year or 2 I'll have enough subscribers that TH-cam will help me pay for equipment to review for you guys
Perhaps I should probably start a patreon account.
Hi, should I buy the 14oz of 16oz Fly's for training and sparring?
Depends on your size but if your average sized guy go with 16 ounce if your under 145 pounds walking around weight 14 ounce
Great comparison! You still use 1v1 mostly?
Yeah they are my favorite out of the bunch, but that might not be the case for others. But 1V1 is now having PTEs made overseas (called the ARK) that are going for only 220 dollars now rather than 450. Basically it's the same glove just not by made the owner's hands Jason Neece in Florida
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 Oh wow! So do you think I'd get the same product (ARK) version?
@@minataurmax4848 probably hit Boxupnation.com up and tell him I sent you
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 👍🏾
Who has the shortest cuff vs who has the longest cuff?
Fly has a little bit longer cuff than Winning and 1V1 have. Winning and 1V1 are the same exact length..
I love winning 1v1 is good too butbi heard is not strong like winning
1V1 is stronger than Winning
Winning did it frist
Yeah but the other 2 gloves are not Winning clones. Fly and 1V1 are different gloves than Winning are.
@@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667 oh i see. can i ask you which of these gloves has the most comfortable thumb? I have some problems that some thumbs feel to tight so what gloves feel the best on the hands i have big hands
@@johnwhitedud8024 Winning and 1V1 actually does his thumb the same way.
I think Fly had a perfect thumb as well but I have seen other people review and have a different opinion. Winning the opinion stays consistent across the board from all reviews