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Super Bag Gloves
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Top quality Mexican boxing gear

Cleto Reyes signature brand
Hook and loop wrist
Thick foam padding for safe training
Expandable palm

The Cleto Reyes quality you expect with a convenient Hook & Loop closure. All leather construction.

Features the Cleto Reyes signature brand and style. Hook and loop wrist enclosure with expandable palm elastic. Natural curving thumb for enhanced comfort and safety.

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Dan B.
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Sizing of these Gloves

This is a really interesting sizing situation too, as Cleto Reyes lists the sizes as Junior, Regular and Large.

Answers about sizing to follow........ Permalink

by: Dan B.
6/25/2010 3:07:00 PM

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So here goes...and someone correct me if I'm wrong or if you have more to add, but I got this from a reliable source.

These gloves disperse a lot of weight at the long cuffed wrist and width of glove, so therefore the weight of the glove does go up when the size goes up.

Junior is 12 oz, Regular 14oz, and Large 16 oz.

Now I heard the large is a "light 16 ozs" because of the weight dispersement.

They size by person's total individual weight (weight class) not by hand circumference,

Junior: I do not know, but guess is 100-125 pounds
Regular: up to 170 pounds
Large: 178-215 pounds

So like the Grants, you may hit a grey area around 175 pounds (Grants grey area is 165 pounds). A lot of guys weight 170-180 pounds.

Anyway I guess you get the Large if you weigh 180 pounds and you feel you have more than average width to your hands, wrap up with 180" wraps or gel wraps, and hopefully it is a snug fit.

If your hands are really thin, and you are between 170 and 175 pounds, you probably go for the regular size, and if there not uncomfortablly snug, then break them in.

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6/25/2010 3:16:02 PM

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Why do I need bag gloves?

It makes sense that a boxer needs boxing gloves, but what a lot of people don't realize is that for punching a heavy bag or speed bag you want to use bag gloves, not boxing gloves. Bag gloves are designed to optimize a person's punching form and protect both their hands and wrists during training. Bag gloves are used whenever your striking against an object, not a person and are designed to endure the rigors of extended workouts.

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Bag Gloves vs. Boxing Gloves

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.
Bag gloves are designed to optimize a person's punching form and protect both their hands and wrists during training through thicker foam padding and enhanced molded design. Bag gloves are to be used whenever you're striking against bags, objects, or pads.

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What weight glove should I get for doing bag work?

Although many bag gloves look like they weigh the same, there are subtle and importance differences in padding thickness. The level of padding or gel in your gloves will greatly affect the amount of protection you receive. Thicker gloves (which are generally higher in oz) are better for prolonged protection and are recommended for heavy bag use. Other thinner gloves are great for speed bags and fast bags as they are lighter and quicker.

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