Sanabul Elastic Professional 180 inch Handwraps for Boxing Kickboxing Muay Thai MMA

I do a boxing class at least 3 times a week for 2 hours. I’ve tried a few brands; so far, these are one the best hand wraps I’ve used next to Everlast. *My Everlast lasted over a year; it started to shred and broke into two pieces. But no issues with the velcro or any of the thumb loops. *I tried Ringside; the velcro started to come off after the second use. The thumb loop started to break off after less than 2 months.They are long, stretchy, soft, and not too thick. I’m still able to wear them comfortably with my boxing gloves without any issues. No problem with the velcro or the thumb loops.When cleaning, I sometimes hand wash them and air dry them after each use. When I do wash them in the machine; I put the wraps in the mesh bag and air dry.

These are a little thinner than the ones my gym sells (9Round) but work well and have just the right amount of stretch. The ONLY complaint I have is that there is no marking denoting the surface to put against the skin when you start wrapping, so if you don't start it right the velcro closure won't close right. No big deal, and what do you expect for an inexpensive wrap, but just giving you info in case that matters to you.

Excellent quality hand wraps at a much better price point than I could find locally. I picked up one pair, but I'll probably buy another soon for the days I want to wash them. These make a great gift for any combat sports practitioner.Pros:- Slightly stretchy material doesn't cut off my circulation as easily as standard hand wraps- Super comfortable material- Thumb loop doesn't rub the inside of my finger (bad experience with different ones)- Bright color choices if that's your thing (I went with Black to match all my other gear)- No weird Ace bandage smellCons:- I'll never have the patience to wrap them back up all nice so they will just be loose in my gym bagIt's really important to have a good wrapping technique. If you're not sure, watch some YouTube videos and try out a few methods until you find one you like.

Started my boxing class this week and I noticed a flaw where there is a hole developing after 1 use and gets bigger if I pull it right. Of course the return window closed less than 24 hours ago - probably won’t get this brand again. Wish I could have exchanged them since it could be a manufacturing fluke.

My favorite wraps, of all the main brands. I bought wraps from each of the popular companies on Amazon (Sanabul, Meister, Everlast, Ringside, and Pro Impact) and tested each of them. I found that Sanabul & Meister wraps are very similar.. They're soft and feel well made. They don't feel too thin and have held up quality-wise use-after-use. Tied for first place!In second place behind Sanabul & Meister, are Ringside Mexican Style wraps, which are also really nice. The main difference is that Ringside wraps are stiffer, so it's really a matter of preference and I don't think you'd go wrong with any of those three options.Third place goes to Everlast, which I would not recommend as they are low quality and tend to fall apart quite quickly. And last place are the Pro Impact wraps, which were extremely uncomfortable and scratchy...

These came really fast, are very comfortable while doing their job, and are well made. The finished wrap is supportive and the Velcro at the wrist is just the right size. I am a female with fairly small hands, and these feel adequate in length without going on forever. I would buy these again. I got black, and the finished wrap has a nice black and grey label, which looks nice.

Wow they feel great! I’m going to test them tonight at the boxing gym. I received the set this afternoon and wrapped one hand. The feel is uncredibe; soft, breathable and easy to secure. They have elastic so the fit is asjustable and you don’t have to unwrap to rewrap which clearly saves time. The fact the fit is adjustable is worth five stars alone. My boxing coach said to get 180’ inch wraps since I used 108’. My previous three sets (all Title brand) are tattered and ruined. They really don’t last very long but it’s ok because they serve as a knee wrap. I actually wrapped my knee with one this past Saturday. I purchased Title wraps because that’s the only brand found at the store. Title is a sound brand no questions about their standing but their inexpensive hand-wraps don’t hold up long. I’ve gone thru three sets in two months. They’re still wearable but the material is stressed, stained and unraveling. My Sanabul 14oz gloves are awesome so I’m confident their wraps won’t disappoint. As for gloves and wraps, Sanabul is my go-to for boxing supplies.

This is the first time I'm trying out elastic wraps. Previously I've only had not-so-stretchy cotton wraps, not because of preference but because that's what I picked up from my gym. While the cotton wraps provided good support and protection, I hated how it would get so rancid after just one workout. Since I started working out 5-6 times a week, I decided to try out different ones to use throughout the week, rather than washing the same pair every day.I am, by no means, an athlete or a fighter. I'm just a dude trying to get in shape and lose weight. I do cardio kickboxing 5-6 times a week, about 30 mins at a time. There are about 3-4 rounds of heavy bag type work where you actually need the support. The rest of the time its different full body workouts, but you just have your handwraps on.The wraps are very soft and seem to be sturdy. The stitching doesn't look like it will get undone anytime soon, but we'll see in a few months.I realize I do need to apply these wraps a little tighter than I would on the cotton wraps. The first time I used it, I ended up tweaking my right wrist a little. I'm not going to fault the wrap just yet, because I do believe I didn't wrap my hands tight enough. I am able to wrap my hands tighter with these wraps without worrying about cutting off circulation.One small thing, which I don't care personally, is that there is a slight color difference between the pair. The picture shows the wraps after 1 wash. It is more noticeable in person, but again, not that big of a deal.

El producto en sí NO COINCIDE con la imagen que se muestra.1-El aro de una de las vendas está demasiado largo y es de diferente color a la otra venda2-El cierre de velcro no es como se muestra en la imagen3-El logotipo es completamente diferente al de la imagen4-La descripción dice “semi-elásticas”, parecen más bien de algodón por lo duras y rígidas que están.NO LAS COMPREN, no lo valen, hay muchas otras que están mejores

If you have two hands, which I assume you do, you will need to buy two of these. Apparently there are people out there that expect only 1 handwrap when they purchase handwraps. Product feels pretty cheap, not very elastic at all. Pretty much everything about this add is a lie, except maybe the length but I am not going to measure it. Who are we kidding....Of course I will. 180 total inches, so not everything.The plastic bag that the handwraps (2 wraps) are generally shipped in was opened and 1 wrap removed. They then shipped that handwrap (1 wrap) to me. I have never tried 1 handed boxing but I think it would be difficult. Not to mention the impossible task of putting on a handwrap on the hand with which you would be wrapping.

Great product. I purchased the red coloured wraps. Product was exactly as advertised.

Arrived quick but I have some weird stains on my hand wraps, as well as the Velcro started to pull off after one use!!!

Good elasticity and prefect thickness. I use them for boxing only and I couldn't be happier with them. I have owned hayabusa, ringside, everlast and so on... these are by far my favourite and at a better price point!