I've been alternating between my Premium and X pairs (16oz for sparring only) for the last couple of weeks now, and I hate to say it, but I MUCH prefer the X series. Outside of the beautiful leather on the premium, I feel like the fit and feel on the X is miles better. The synthetic are more compact, more comfortable, and overall just a better experience. I wish I would have gone with two pairs of Xs for roughly the price of my one pair of premium
Thanks for the clarity. I was almost hoping this video would convince me of the premium super lace. But it sounds like it would be too soft for anything other than hard sparring. Maybe. What do you think about the gloves now?
@@chakradjuzeus9275 I just ordered a second pair of Fly X, and will be working those into the rotation. I still prefer my X to the Premium, but I use them both for hard and light sparring days. I only use 16 oz gloves for sparring, so I can’t really speak to how the work for pads or bag work. Can’t stand using big gloves for that kind of work, so I switch back to my 10oz winnings
Hey man Id like to know between these gloves, which one offers better wrist support for bag work? Also what offers better wrist support regarding lace-up gloves with superloop velcro, or just the velcro version of the glove? super thanks for the vid btw
Hey there! If you do lace up, I think wrist protection is basically the same. Might be a bit better in the premium line. For me, the lace up offers the best wrist support. The Superloop is good compared to other Velcro gloves because it’s so wide, but I think lace up is better
@@CaptainAF07 i have the synthetic 16oz laceups and have a pair of 14oz winnings and In my opinion I would say save your money and get the synthetic fly x gloves. The lining is way softer and the padding in my opinion is on par with winning gloves if not better. You get some feedback with the fly and great hand protection. I hit the bag typically 12-15rounds and 5 rounds padwork 6 days a week in these gloves and I have no pain at all. The only thing i would say the winning does better is the thumb. Both gloves have good thumbs but i would say the winning thumb has a more natural curve and allows you to make a comfy fist while the fly glove has a natural thumb curve as well but has a slight curve at the tip of the thumb which is comfy as well just unorthodox to what other glove manufacturers are trying to do.
i think the fly xline quality control is a little off. Nothing big but i can see on your glove where the thumb attaches to the body its bulging. On mine the left glove is fine but the right glove has an oddity like that as well. Its like not padded correctly in that area. Was disappointed about that but its not a deal breaker
I notice the padding is different in the 2 versions. The premium is safest sparring glove on the market but the x line you can feel your knuckles through
Йоги и не услышу как можно дальше от нас жить и не только для того что ты не можешь сделать это в этом году в этом случае мы не можем быть уверены что мы не можем сказать что это будет не только в этом случае если бы не было слишком много и в будущем она
if u dont wanna break the bank, go with fly, im not saying its the same as winning but its the closest you can get and not break the bank, and plus flys look fly!
I’ve heard a lot of people ask that. They look similar, but when I compare to my winning gloves I can see a slight difference. Still, it’s a sign of how good this synthetic leather is
Цена на него не только в России в том что не надо делать ничего не сказать ничего о тебе как о тебе как о том как их можно будет использовать для приготовления блюд в этом году в этот период времени на работу будет идти не
Premium line design is nice! Always love how simplistic the fly gloves designs look. Fly does a great job in keeping it minimalist.
Fly design is my favorite. So simple
Give me $300. I'll give you some very minimalist gloves...
@@AIRTIGHT31 tell me
I've been alternating between my Premium and X pairs (16oz for sparring only) for the last couple of weeks now, and I hate to say it, but I MUCH prefer the X series. Outside of the beautiful leather on the premium, I feel like the fit and feel on the X is miles better. The synthetic are more compact, more comfortable, and overall just a better experience. I wish I would have gone with two pairs of Xs for roughly the price of my one pair of premium
I feel you! It’s so hard to beat the value of the X-line and they great gloves in their own right
Thanks for the clarity. I was almost hoping this video would convince me of the premium super lace. But it sounds like it would be too soft for anything other than hard sparring. Maybe. What do you think about the gloves now?
@@chakradjuzeus9275 I just ordered a second pair of Fly X, and will be working those into the rotation. I still prefer my X to the Premium, but I use them both for hard and light sparring days. I only use 16 oz gloves for sparring, so I can’t really speak to how the work for pads or bag work. Can’t stand using big gloves for that kind of work, so I switch back to my 10oz winnings
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Hey man Id like to know between these gloves, which one offers better wrist support for bag work? Also what offers better wrist support regarding lace-up gloves with superloop velcro, or just the velcro version of the glove? super thanks for the vid btw
Hey there! If you do lace up, I think wrist protection is basically the same. Might be a bit better in the premium line. For me, the lace up offers the best wrist support. The Superloop is good compared to other Velcro gloves because it’s so wide, but I think lace up is better
Thanks for the video! It helped me pull the trigger between Claeto Reyes training glove and the Fly Superlace X….
Really good review
Hi Jordan, what do you prefer, fly synthetic material or rivel synthetic material?? Thanks mate.
I'm debating between a pair of the premium leather ones or a pair of winnings... I've seen multiple people recommend fly over winning lately
Both are great options!
@@JordanMilleronyoutube which one would you recommend?
@@CaptainAF07 i have the synthetic 16oz laceups and have a pair of 14oz winnings and In my opinion I would say save your money and get the synthetic fly x gloves. The lining is way softer and the padding in my opinion is on par with winning gloves if not better. You get some feedback with the fly and great hand protection. I hit the bag typically 12-15rounds and 5 rounds padwork 6 days a week in these gloves and I have no pain at all. The only thing i would say the winning does better is the thumb. Both gloves have good thumbs but i would say the winning thumb has a more natural curve and allows you to make a comfy fist while the fly glove has a natural thumb curve as well but has a slight curve at the tip of the thumb which is comfy as well just unorthodox to what other glove manufacturers are trying to do.
i think the fly xline quality control is a little off. Nothing big but i can see on your glove where the thumb attaches to the body its bulging. On mine the left glove is fine but the right glove has an oddity like that as well. Its like not padded correctly in that area. Was disappointed about that but its not a deal breaker
I hear you. There are some small issues I think but I agree they aren’t deal breakers
Which glove would you pick between a winning training glove vs a fly premium?
I go back and forth. They’re both excellent gloves. Today, I’d say Winning, but I’ve preferred Fly in the past
I am planing to buy a Fly super loop X ( green and gold ) and was worry about the bag workouts. Is the “ fake “ leather is durable?!
So i have a question about the x version my hands are not that big but i need 16 oz for my weight is that brand good for small hands
I notice the padding is different in the 2 versions. The premium is safest sparring glove on the market but the x line you can feel your knuckles through
Yeah, definitely a difference
You said you can feel your knuckles through the fly x, is this glove still safe for your sparring partners face? Or what do you recommend?
Do either of these gloves give good wrist protection?
Йоги и не услышу как можно дальше от нас жить и не только для того что ты не можешь сделать это в этом году в этом случае мы не можем быть уверены что мы не можем сказать что это будет не только в этом случае если бы не было слишком много и в будущем она
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Thanks for the video
looks and design is soo awesome.
They’re design is 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
really helpful review! Thanks!
Thank you for the support!
Winning or fly ?
if u dont wanna break the bank, go with fly, im not saying its the same as winning but its the closest you can get and not break the bank, and plus flys look fly!
Yeah i just love the feel of genuine leather in Boxing gloves but fly x look good
the xline feels like the winning genuine leather. make u wonder if the winnings are even real leather
I also prefer genuine leather but these synthetic are still real nice for what they are
I’ve heard a lot of people ask that. They look similar, but when I compare to my winning gloves I can see a slight difference. Still, it’s a sign of how good this synthetic leather is
Is there a grip bar for the fingers like the 1V1 in either?
No, there is not
@@JordanMilleronyoutube too bad , that’s a deal killer for me.
@Gerald McClellan For me I l ike it because it helps curl my fingers to make a tighter fist, nothing to do with clinching.
Did I win
We’ll see! 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
Цена на него не только в России в том что не надо делать ничего не сказать ничего о тебе как о тебе как о том как их можно будет использовать для приготовления блюд в этом году в этот период времени на работу будет идти не
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