winning gloves are the best bag gloves, NOT fight gloves. Theres a reason so many fighters will use grant, cleto reyes or everlast horsehair gloves come fight night. Grant doesn’t even sponsor their fighters and theyre still so widely used bc theyre that good. Shawn Porter said he regrets his endorsement deal with Everlast because he would’ve rather just sacrificed the money and used Grants his whole career. Grants and Reyes FTW
Best sparring gloves, idk if I’d use mine on bags ever because there are other really good bag gloves out there, I only use winning for sparring. They aren’t great for fights because they maximize protection and don’t keep “damage” in mind, but some guys can still punch with them on fight night and hurt their opponents real good, (talking about Inoue here, that guy is crazy lol).
The exceptions are non-standard hard punchers like Inoue and Davis. Their punching power is so strong that they think first of all about protecting their fists. Because they can still throw powerful punches with the Winning Gloves.
They were super soft, literally no wrist support and one more thing, there is an extra grip bar at the tip of my fingers, and I don’t like it. Maybe it sounds foolish but my Rival RS 100 is much more comfortable and feels better quality with much better wrist support
These are the best gloves in the world yet no one uses them in the pros, and yes I understand that some do, especially for tune up fights to keep hands fresh but everyone uses legit every other boxing glove on the market lol
You’ll often find big name fighters have a sponsorship deal requiring them to wear a certain brand. I’d advise you to look closely when the tv cameras are off doing official build up etc. The big names are usually wearing Winning…often they’ll have to remove the logo so people can’t see they’re wearing a different brand from the sponsor
Because they’re very padded protective gloves and many pros prefer gloves with less padding on the knuckle or horse hair gloves winning also doesn’t do sponsorships unlike other brands
They are for training, and many fighters use their fight gloves….and the irony here is that the vast majority of professional boxers train and spar in winning gloves
@@SecondsOutFightStorethe big names wear GRANT Reyes or Everlast. Crawford, Spence, Porter Everlast. Charlo bros and even Floyd with his pillow hands use Grant. Pacman, Marquez and big punchers used Cleto Reyes. Everyone who wore Winning switched over cause Winning isnt a good fight glove. It’s over engineered bogus tbh, completely overrated. Stop lying to people for sales
@@SecondsOutFightStorei’m in Japan right now and good luck buying them locally for ¥27000. Each boxing store I’ve been to says 8 months minimum wait time, and I tried ordering online/straight from winning and they say there is a 1 year manufacturing backlog from so much demand.
@@Sh0n0hey man, i will be in Japan in two weeks and i was looking to buy a pair of 16oz velcro gloves. Is it really that hard to find them? i found a store called Suidobashi and it looks like they have them in store
@@levileal9963w Japan was quicker then I expected groin guard and headgear instant ship out just the 16 oz they didn’t have in stock hade to change mine to 14 oz
Depending on what you want to use it for and your weight 14oz-16oz is good for sparring and anything lower is good for overall training and or fighting
winning aint the best…cleto reyes for the win easily. winning gloves are great but theyre too soft, hate the bag feedback i get and cant feel my fists properly in tjem
Do you really think so? I’m genuinely asking. I went to a shop that sells fight gear in my city to get new gloves and I came across a pair of“Fighting” brand gloves for the first time. They were a white leather model that looked virtually just like a pair of “Winning” gloves. I tried the “Fighting” gloves on and they were the best feeling gloves I ever laced on my hand. If it’s true about you saying they’re the same quality for a fraction of the price, I might snatch them up while I still can.
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Cause they are made in japan i use to buy them 200$ 1992 1994 before peaple in UK know them lol
Aww man that’s amazing, safer investment than buying gold 😆
@@SecondsOutFightStore lol still have 2 pairs 1994 they still good i use to usethem only on sparring, They haven't changed the look much
@@youssefezzine5473bruh i cant imagine using 30 year old winnings to hit the bag man they're a collectors item at this point
@@youssefezzine5473how old are you
Time Vs money….I’m probably most likely will pay the time tax
Yeah we needa get to boxing
winning gloves are the best bag gloves, NOT fight gloves. Theres a reason so many fighters will use grant, cleto reyes or everlast horsehair gloves come fight night. Grant doesn’t even sponsor their fighters and theyre still so widely used bc theyre that good. Shawn Porter said he regrets his endorsement deal with Everlast because he would’ve rather just sacrificed the money and used Grants his whole career. Grants and Reyes FTW
winning are by far my favourite fight gloves :)
Best sparring gloves, idk if I’d use mine on bags ever because there are other really good bag gloves out there, I only use winning for sparring. They aren’t great for fights because they maximize protection and don’t keep “damage” in mind, but some guys can still punch with them on fight night and hurt their opponents real good, (talking about Inoue here, that guy is crazy lol).
@@PartyCrasher04 I agree Inoue is arguably the best pound for pound fighter in the world next to Crawford
winnings are hands down betrer the cleto and Grant used to sponsor fighters
The exceptions are non-standard hard punchers like Inoue and Davis. Their punching power is so strong that they think first of all about protecting their fists. Because they can still throw powerful punches with the Winning Gloves.
They were super soft, literally no wrist support and one more thing, there is an extra grip bar at the tip of my fingers, and I don’t like it. Maybe it sounds foolish but my Rival RS 100 is much more comfortable and feels better quality with much better wrist support
Maybe u got the fake ones
If they’re on stock it’s only few weeks at wjapan isn’t it?
These are the best gloves in the world yet no one uses them in the pros, and yes I understand that some do, especially for tune up fights to keep hands fresh but everyone uses legit every other boxing glove on the market lol
@@thin-blue-gonzo5274 I know that lol
You’ll often find big name fighters have a sponsorship deal requiring them to wear a certain brand. I’d advise you to look closely when the tv cameras are off doing official build up etc. The big names are usually wearing Winning…often they’ll have to remove the logo so people can’t see they’re wearing a different brand from the sponsor
Because they’re very padded protective gloves and many pros prefer gloves with less padding on the knuckle or horse hair gloves winning also doesn’t do sponsorships unlike other brands
They are for training, and many fighters use their fight gloves….and the irony here is that the vast majority of professional boxers train and spar in winning gloves
@@SecondsOutFightStorethe big names wear GRANT Reyes or Everlast. Crawford, Spence, Porter Everlast. Charlo bros and even Floyd with his pillow hands use Grant. Pacman, Marquez and big punchers used Cleto Reyes. Everyone who wore Winning switched over cause Winning isnt a good fight glove. It’s over engineered bogus tbh, completely overrated. Stop lying to people for sales
You can’t go to Japan and buy them in real life ?
Yeh you absolutely can and it’s cheaper…but you’ve got flights/hotel etc. Good if you fancy a trip to Japan anyway 😁
@@SecondsOutFightStorei’m in Japan right now and good luck buying them locally for ¥27000. Each boxing store I’ve been to says 8 months minimum wait time, and I tried ordering online/straight from winning and they say there is a 1 year manufacturing backlog from so much demand.
@@Sh0n0 So are there any in the fitness stores? How much are like 16oz if they have them?
@@SecondsOutFightStore yeah IVe been wanting to go beautiful place
@@Sh0n0hey man, i will be in Japan in two weeks and i was looking to buy a pair of 16oz velcro gloves. Is it really
that hard to find them? i found a store called Suidobashi and it looks like they have them in store
Where can I get it
Ordered mine from the website they came in 1 month
What website winning USA Or Japan ? @Puhes
@@levileal9963w japan
@@levileal9963w Japan was quicker then I expected groin guard and headgear instant ship out just the 16 oz they didn’t have in stock hade to change mine to 14 oz
What oz u recommend I should get⁉️⁉️
Depending on what you want to use it for and your weight 14oz-16oz is good for sparring and anything lower is good for overall training and or fighting
Not a punchers glove or as good as grants
Grants are like £800+
winning aint the best…cleto reyes for the win easily. winning gloves are great but theyre too soft, hate the bag feedback i get and cant feel my fists properly in tjem
lol cletos are NOT better. you might prefer them. but they are Ojectively not better
Or get Fighting gloves for about half the price and for almost the same quality
Do you really think so? I’m genuinely asking. I went to a shop that sells fight gear in my city to get new gloves and I came across a pair of“Fighting” brand gloves for the first time. They were a white leather model that looked virtually just like a pair of “Winning” gloves. I tried the “Fighting” gloves on and they were the best feeling gloves I ever laced on my hand. If it’s true about you saying they’re the same quality for a fraction of the price, I might snatch them up while I still can.
no