Whatever one works for me. Velcro feels less sturdy but it is much easier when I am training at home and at the gym. The lace up I prefer but I am limited during training if I am alone or with people who are very caught up in their own thing to help me. Fight or sparring? I would like to use lace up better, but will always use velcro for training because it is easier. I have never really had much issue with needing extra support. Great video as usual.
In my opinion it all depends on the quality of the glove. I hit the bag with a pair of $260 16oz Fly gloves and a pair of $35 4oz rival bag mitt and in my opinion I feel no difference in my wrist, They are both really high quality gloves made for 2 different purposes(Sparring and Bagwork) but are not made to be low quality. I would honestly recommend trying the 16oz fly x gloves in Velcro, very soft gloves that give great feedback,They are kinda as if winning and cleto reyes made a hybrid glove.
Thank you for this information , I have problems with my wrist and I have a par of hayabusa T3 , but now I want to buy the laceup one to try see how it will work , I believe in your advice Gabriel 🥊💪🏾
I usually clinch with no gloves but if you're sparring and end up in the clinch he velcro burn is no fun. Great point and another reason why laceup is nice.
The glove stink is real, I try and wipe out the sweat with a paper towel and then use a tea towel soaked in warm water with dettol solution in it and then put it in front of a dehumidifier all night.
Sir, can you please do a detailed tutorial as to what gloves you prefer to use? I am on the fence to get high quality, Mexican gloves or Japanese "Winnings", Really need a glove, which is used mostly used for overall general use (bag work, focus mitts etc) Thanks.
I've tried both and thought they were nice. However the Reyes were 16oz so I haven't tried padwork with that brand. 12oz winning were well made but didn't fit my hand as well as other gloves I've used.
That is a bit hard to do regularly when training unless you have a partner or are around people who have the time to wrap it for you, and then when you are done you need them to cut it off for you unless you want to use your mouth, also it may damage the glove over time. It's not really practical to do and the lace ups are sort of the same thing if you are training regularly. Velcro beats them in training for ease especially if you are training on your own.
@@mmareviewer.2372 It may be obvious for the experienced martial artist. But if you watch this video objectively in isolation, it doesn't take wrapping into the equation, which might give the idea that if you stick your hand inside a laceup glove, you're good to go for hard punches. I have never used laceup gloves, and I relate to the wrist issues with velcro gloves without hand wrap, so I could reasonably derive from the video that if I would switch to laceup gloves, which seem to offer more support, I would get at least a comparable effect to using velcro gloves in combination with hand wrap. Isn't this a fair reasoning, objectively speaking?
If you have your hands wrapped inside and then the glove on sturdy then you are good to go. If you are going to wrap the wrist additionally, I don't think that is necessary unless you really hurt when you hit or just prefer the extra support. In isolation I do not know how easy it is to use lace ups or wrap the gloves wrist if you are alone, but at the gym or with someone to help you I think this is amazing. I honestly would use any glove that works as long as my hands are wrapped well in them.
I've been very surprised by my 10oz Hayabusa Glory gloves. They are the only ones I don't have to wrap for. The knuckle protection is enough and the wrist support is amazing. Aside from this glove I always wrap.
I used velcro when I was starting out. It was quick to get on and didn't need another person to put together but my glove felt alot more loose and I'd usually have to fix my hand in place quickly mid spar (which left me open, luckily I either slipped, rolled or my opponent took it as a chance to get a breather so they didn't engage) m
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Interesting I use lace up's when I am hitting the bag. I want my wrist to be fully supported when I'm hitting the bag hard. But when I am sparing I tend to use my "little short" 16oz (Muay Thai) velcro's. When I am hitting pads I use heavy (big boxing gloves) 14oz velcro's. Use loop N lace, for my lace up's, it's $20 and makes it so that you can lace up your gloves by yourself. Best little cheap accessory that I have brought in a while.
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Wrap it around your palm. Interesting. I learned to wrap it around my thumb.
✍🏽lace✍🏽up✍🏽it is👌 thanks Gabriel cause I was honestly having issues with my wrists from using Velcro gloves. Plus gloves look better laced up anyway.
Looking for some info on this and of course, you have the best and shortest video. big respect.
If Hayabusa released those lace ups again i would buy them in a heartbeat. Think you can convince them to do so champ?
Wow was put off getting lace till that little tip at the end I’m sold
Many won't agree with me but I think lace ups are better.
@@GabrielVargaOfficial damn I wish I knew about that tip before I ordered some £300/$400 winning Velcros haha, definitely getting lace up next
@@victormathewtv which ones do you prefer now ? Lace up or velcros 🤨
Whatever one works for me. Velcro feels less sturdy but it is much easier when I am training at home and at the gym. The lace up I prefer but I am limited during training if I am alone or with people who are very caught up in their own thing to help me. Fight or sparring? I would like to use lace up better, but will always use velcro for training because it is easier. I have never really had much issue with needing extra support. Great video as usual.
In my opinion it all depends on the quality of the glove. I hit the bag with a pair of $260 16oz Fly gloves and a pair of $35 4oz rival bag mitt and in my opinion I feel no difference in my wrist, They are both really high quality gloves made for 2 different purposes(Sparring and Bagwork) but are not made to be low quality. I would honestly recommend trying the 16oz fly x gloves in Velcro, very soft gloves that give great feedback,They are kinda as if winning and cleto reyes made a hybrid glove.
Thank you for this information , I have problems with my wrist and I have a par of hayabusa T3 , but now I want to buy the laceup one to try see how it will work , I believe in your advice Gabriel
🥊💪🏾
+1 on the lace-ups. Plus it seems I always get velcro-burns in clinches from my sparring partner's gloves - now i ask them to tape over their wrist.
I usually clinch with no gloves but if you're sparring and end up in the clinch he velcro burn is no fun.
Great point and another reason why laceup is nice.
Can you do a video on cleaning and maintaining your kickboxing equipment?
The glove stink is real, I try and wipe out the sweat with a paper towel and then use a tea towel soaked in warm water with dettol solution in it and then put it in front of a dehumidifier all night.
Nice tip. Never heard this one before.
Time to add more gloves to my collection
Honestly Hayabusa is one of my favorite gloves to use. I dont use anything else unless I'm having light spar then I use Sanubal
My mind is blown. It's too simple work, but damn I need to try that. Lace ups are often cheaper than hook an loops too.
Lace up helps not scraping partner with velcro strap during clinch or slipping shots also lol
Sir, can you please do a detailed tutorial as to what gloves you prefer to use? I am on the fence to get high quality, Mexican gloves or Japanese "Winnings", Really need a glove, which is used mostly used for overall general use (bag work, focus mitts etc) Thanks.
So just to clarify, the self winding on the laceup is still more support than the velcros on T3 Hayabusas?
Lace and Loops
Awesome video once again !
I used to use the same tip, could try out a quite handy tool,lace loop which turns the Laceup to Velcro
Have you ever used Winning or Cleto Reyes? Cleto Reyes has less support but overall the feel was better.
Muzamil Choudhry I have used both, Reyes gives me more support and weighs heavier than it says. Winning is much softer, easy to grasp firmly.
I've tried both and thought they were nice. However the Reyes were 16oz so I haven't tried padwork with that brand.
12oz winning were well made but didn't fit my hand as well as other gloves I've used.
Velcro all the way .
Lace ups are way better just not as convenient
But what about using hand/wrist wrap at the same time? Isn't its purpose to secure the wrist and give additional protection to the knuckles?
That is a bit hard to do regularly when training unless you have a partner or are around people who have the time to wrap it for you, and then when you are done you need them to cut it off for you unless you want to use your mouth, also it may damage the glove over time. It's not really practical to do and the lace ups are sort of the same thing if you are training regularly. Velcro beats them in training for ease especially if you are training on your own.
@@mmareviewer.2372 It may be obvious for the experienced martial artist. But if you watch this video objectively in isolation, it doesn't take wrapping into the equation, which might give the idea that if you stick your hand inside a laceup glove, you're good to go for hard punches. I have never used laceup gloves, and I relate to the wrist issues with velcro gloves without hand wrap, so I could reasonably derive from the video that if I would switch to laceup gloves, which seem to offer more support, I would get at least a comparable effect to using velcro gloves in combination with hand wrap. Isn't this a fair reasoning, objectively speaking?
If you have your hands wrapped inside and then the glove on sturdy then you are good to go. If you are going to wrap the wrist additionally, I don't think that is necessary unless you really hurt when you hit or just prefer the extra support. In isolation I do not know how easy it is to use lace ups or wrap the gloves wrist if you are alone, but at the gym or with someone to help you I think this is amazing. I honestly would use any glove that works as long as my hands are wrapped well in them.
I've been very surprised by my 10oz Hayabusa Glory gloves. They are the only ones I don't have to wrap for. The knuckle protection is enough and the wrist support is amazing. Aside from this glove I always wrap.
@@GabrielVargaOfficial Interesting, thanks!
Great vlog🙏
when do we see you in ONE since there is the real challenge it seems
I used velcro when I was starting out. It was quick to get on and didn't need another person to put together but my glove felt alot more loose and I'd usually have to fix my hand in place quickly mid spar (which left me open, luckily I either slipped, rolled or my opponent took it as a chance to get a breather so they didn't engage) m
or just get a lace and loop?
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Even if the company is a good thing for me to be a good thing to do it with the team will have to be a part time manager and a lot of fun to play the best of all the games that are available to do it with the team that would be a part time manager to get to know them well and that is not a big game or a game and a lot more fun and more effective and better than I was able to play
We have to be a good thing for me and I was going through a great time and I was going to do with the team will be able to do with my life as a game that would have been trying for a while and it is a lot of work to do it with a guy that is not a good idea for the rest to be able to do with my work and the game was the first time I had to do with the same as the one that is not a good idea
Interesting I use lace up's when I am hitting the bag. I want my wrist to be fully supported when I'm hitting the bag hard. But when I am sparing I tend to use my "little short" 16oz (Muay Thai) velcro's. When I am hitting pads I use heavy (big boxing gloves) 14oz velcro's. Use loop N lace, for my lace up's, it's $20 and makes it so that you can lace up your gloves by yourself. Best little cheap accessory that I have brought in a while.
It's nice to have a glove assortment. I have about 5 different gloves I rotate between.
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