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Harbinger WristWrap Glove
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(2 customer reviews)

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Fit. Driven. Committed.

Made by Harbinger, The leading name in fitness gloves, these WristWrap gloves are designed to protect and support your wrist while you train. Filled with lightweight high-density foam and covered in durable vinyl these gloves will endure even the most intense training sessions.

Provided adjustable but gentle pressure to lock the wrist joint in the proper position

High-density foam padding protects the hands while reducing cumbersome bulkiness

Hinged thumb allows for a full range of motion

Inner lining wicks sweat away keeping your hands dry and comfortable

Also availible in women's sizes

sku: #bx-bg-60

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sweet MMA bag gloves

these are sweet, I love them excellent wrist support, and hand protection works very well for heavy bag, speed bag, punch mitt and double end bag work as well, don't work so good for grappling or sparring Permalink

by: Dewey
10/1/2008 4:48:16 AM

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Thanks for the review - it can be tough finding MMA gloves that also function great for bag work.

by: TMArtist

1/26/2010 1:27:19 AM

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not too shabby

This is by no means a bad product but I found that the wrist protector hurts your wrist more than anything. Don't get me wrong it's saved me plenty of times but I only used them for about two months and the leather tore away on the outside, the padding wore down easily, and on the inside of the glove the lacing came apart and tore my knuckles up pretty bad. They are however extremely comfortable and have a grip between the palm witch is great because its bigger than most other gloves and more durable... I also am a very hard hitter and tend to wear things like that down pretty easily. So you make the decision for yourself Permalink

by: Cody
1/16/2007 6:27:19 PM

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Two-in-one?

I am a beginner - about 160lbs, looking to buy the basic bag-wrap-gloves setup. Does the wrist support built into these gloves substitute for the wrist wraps? Or do I need to have wraps and gloves on when I hit the bag

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by: Tom M
12/21/2010 3:44:51 PM

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The wraps on these gloves do act to secure the wrist much like a wrist wrap would. I'd say a full on wrist wrap is a bit more secure, but it's pretty close.

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12/23/2010 2:53:17 PM

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Bag gloves are the way to go when hitting a bag. They gloves utilize a dense foam that can withstand the day-in-day-out pounding they will receive in the gym. Boxing gloves are the safe choice for training, sparring and competing. They are designed to use a softer less-dense foam combination, mold or gel that increases shock absorbency for both you and your partner. The closure of bag gloves are easy-on, easy-off. The closure of boxing gloves protects your partner from abrasions. Bag glove also can contain a grip bar in the palm, which provides you an enhanced (and safer) fist.

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When do I need to use bag gloves?

Repeated stress on the body from extended bag workouts can result in sprains and injuries if boxers aren't careful. That's why many companies started designing gloves specifically for bag training.
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