Everlast Handwraps

Everlast Advanced Cotton Handwraps

Everlast produces a large quantity of boxing and MMA gloves for all types of training. Boxing-related equipment such as heavy bags, speed bags, and headgear are among other product made by the brand Everlast produces a large quantity of boxing and MMA gloves for all types of training. Boxing-related equipment such as heavy bags, speed bags, and headgear are among other product made by the brand apparel, footwear, and accessories and sold across more than 75 countries worldwide.

 

The Everlast Handwraps boxing equipment is designed for professional boxers. Everlast Handwraps is a must for any boxer to protect there hands. Everlast Handwraps are very inportant

 

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Product features:

• Flexible cotton/spandex blend handwraps provide breathable comfort and safety while training.
• 180 inches of material for extra protective layering
• Thumb strap and hook-and-loop ends for secure fit
• Machine washable

 

Your hands are your weapons in boxing so you have to protect them. There are hundreds of little bones in your hands which will break and cripple you if you do not take the necessary precautions when boxing . The best way to do that is by learning how to wrap your hands which provides protection for those bones like your knuckles.

 

 

Hand wraps come in various sizes and colours. I recommend a 180" hand wrap like these everlast boxing hand wraps. They give you enough length to wrap your hands in a number of different ways, whichever suits you the best.

 

 

Everlast boxing hand wraps are a bit longer and slightly elastic which makes them form a tighter wrap around your hands. They provide better protection. At any rate, choose one and use them and get the ones with velcro ties as they are more convenient to use. As for how you should wrap your hands.

 

ADVICE AND TIPS

 

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If your boxing handwraps don't feel right, do them over.

 

� Proper tightness of handwraps is important. Wraps should be tight enough to stay firmly in place, but not too tight or they will cut off your circulation. It takes practice.

 

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Handwraps have a top and bottom. The reason is that the Velcro should be face up when finished. If you started with the wrong side down is no big deal. On the last step around the wrist, flip(twist) the wraps over. �

 

Boxing Handwraps can be machine washed. Hang up to dry. Depending on how much you sweat, it is suggested to roll your boxing handwraps back up when finished with your workout.

 

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If your boxing several times a week, buy a couple pairs of boxing handwraps.

 

� Most sporting goods stores sell boxing handwraps, but usually are the short versions, only good for small hands. I recommend a 180" hand wrap like these everlast boxing hand wraps or Everlast EverGel Handwraps