Handwraps

Fight2Win has been selling boxing wraps from the world's best brands for over 25 years—and is the official authorized distributor of Rival Boxing Gear and XPRT for the Benelux and the EU. From entry-level polycotton wraps to handmade Japanese rayon handwraps—over 100 models available directly from stock at our warehouse in the Netherlands. Read more

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Every hand. Every sport. The perfect handwraps that make the difference

Below you'll find everything you need to know about materials, sizes, brands, and care—so you can choose the right boxing wrap for your training.

The foundation of every training session—protection starts with the handwrap.

A handwrap is not an accessory. It is the foundation of every boxing or kickboxing training session—the first layer of protection that makes the difference between a hand that lasts for years and one that develops problems after three months.

Without proper handwraps, you risk injuries to your wrists, knuckles, and metacarpals. These are precisely the structures that absorb the impact of every punch. A handwrap counteracts this by keeping your fist compact, stabilizing your wrist, and distributing the force evenly.

At Fight2Win, you’ll find more than 100 different handwraps from the best brands in the world. From affordable polycotton wraps for the beginner boxer to handmade Japanese rayon handwraps for the serious competitive athlete.

Every brand, every size, every material—available directly from stock at our warehouse in the Netherlands.

Rival, Winning, XPRT, Hayabusa, Twins – the right brand for your training

Fight2Win carries handwraps from all major brands in boxing and kickboxing—each with its own character, materials, and target audience.

XPRT Easy Stretch is the ideal entry-level handwrap. Made of polycotton, slightly elastic, available in dozens of colors and two sizes. Reliable, washable, and competitively priced.

Rival Mexican Stretch and Guerrero are the best-selling wraps in our range. Thinner than conventional handwraps, yet offering maximum protection for the knuckles and wrists. The Mexican Stretch comes in more colors and sizes; the Guerrero is thicker and offers extra comfort and tension.

Hayabusa Perfect Stretch combines nylon and cotton for a premium fit. Available in 460 cm and several versions, including the Mayweather and Marvel editions.

Twins Special offers authentic Thai cotton handwraps (with a polyester blend for stretch) in 450 cm—soft, elastic, and available in a wide range of colors.

Winning is at the top of the range. Handmade in Japan from rayon and cotton, it is the choice of professional boxers worldwide. Three models: VL-B (rayon, stretch), VL-C (cotton, non-stretch), and VL-H (competition).

Choosing the right length – 250 cm, 300 cm, 380 cm, 450 cm or 530 cm

The length of your handwrap determines how much protection you can build up. More length means more layers around your knuckles, metacarpals, wrist, and thumb—and therefore more stability and protection with every punch.

250 cm is the right choice for children and women with smaller hands. Enough for a basic wrap, while remaining compact inside the glove.

300 cm is a short intermediate length, available with the Rival Mexican Stretch. Suitable for anyone who wants to wrap a little more than with 250 cm but prefers a compact wrap.

380 cm is the next step for adults who want to wrap less or prefer a more compact fit inside the glove. Also available with the Rival Mexican Stretch.

450 cm is the standard size for adult men and women. Enough length for a full wrap around the knuckles, metacarpals, wrist, and thumb. By far the most popular size in our range.

530 cm is the longest option, available exclusively with the Rival Mexican Stretch. The choice for boxers who want extra wrist support or wrap a double layer around the knuckles.

When in doubt, always choose the longer size. You can always wrap a handwrap that is slightly too long an extra time. A handwrap that is too short does not provide sufficient protection.

Polycotton, nylon-cotton, rayon or 100% cotton – the material determines the feel

The material of a handwrap determines its stretch, comfort, and durability. The choice depends on your preference for how it feels around the hand, the sport you practice, and the level at which you train.

Polycotton (polyester-cotton blend) is the most common material. Slightly stretchy, washable, and available in most colors and sizes. This is the material used for XPRT Easy Stretch, Super Pro Combat, and King Pro Boxing Fifty Stretch—reliable for everyday use.

Nylon-cotton offers slightly more elasticity and a tighter feel around the wrist. Used in Rival Mexican Stretch and Hayabusa Perfect Stretch. Thinner than polycotton, but offering at least as much protection.

Polyviscose-nylon is the material used for the Rival Guerrero—a hybrid between the Mexican Stretch and a traditional cotton handwrap. Thicker, with superior tension and extra comfort during longer training sessions.

100% cotton is the traditional choice. Less stretch, but maximum control over the wrapping. Used in the XPRT Non-stretch and the Winning VL-C Non Extension Type. The choice of boxers who want to determine precisely how tight each layer is.

Rayon is the premium material from Winning Japan. Exceptionally soft, strong, and durable—resistant to intensive use and repeated washing without any loss of quality.

Boxing, kickboxing, thai boxing, MMA and cardio boxing – handwraps for every sport

Handwraps are suitable for all martial arts where gloves are worn. The sport partly determines which length and material are the best fit.

For boxing handwraps are essential basic equipment. They protect the knuckles and stabilize the wrist for every jab, hook, and uppercut. Competitive boxers use 450 cm or longer for maximum support.

For cardio boxing the strain is lower than in competitive boxing, but the basic principles still apply. A 450 cm poly-cotton Easy Stretch is the most popular choice here—affordable, washable, and available in dozens of colors.

For kickboxing and thai boxing the same principles as in boxing apply, with extra attention to wrist support during clinch work and blocking kicks. A nylon-cotton handwrap such as the Rival Mexican Stretch or Hayabusa Perfect Stretch performs excellently here.

For MMA thinner handwraps are used because of the more compact MMA gloves. The Rival Mexican Stretch in 380 cm or 450 cm is a popular choice thanks to its slim profile and maximum protection.

Beginners are best off starting with a 450 cm poly-cotton Easy Stretch. Advanced boxers choose Rival or Hayabusa. Competition athletes and professionals choose Winning—the handwrap used in the corners of world champions.

Washing and Maintaining Handwraps – How to Make Them Last Through Many Training Sessions

Handwraps absorb sweat, skin cells, and bacteria during every training session. Regular washing is essential—not only for hygiene, but also to extend the lifespan of your boxing gloves A clean handwrap keeps your gloves fresh and prevents them from developing an odor.

Wash your handwraps after every training session, or at least regularly. Use a mesh laundry bag to prevent the wraps from tangling with each other or wrapping around other clothes during washing.

Set the washing machine to 30°C and a low spin speed. Fasten the hook-and-loop closure before washing—this prevents it from catching on and damaging other materials.

Never tumble dry. Hang handwraps up to dry at room temperature. Heat damages their elasticity and material, causing them to wear out faster over time.

After drying, rolling them up and storing them prevents creases and tangled wraps. Wash them briefly before first use as well—this makes the material softer and more comfortable from the very first training session.

Fight2Win - more than 100 brands, models, and colors in stock

Fight2Win is the official authorized retailer of Rival Boxing Gear for the Benelux and the EU, and ships handwraps from all major brands directly from stock. From XPRT and King Pro Boxing to Hayabusa, Twins Special and Winning Japan - the full spectrum from entry-level to professional.

The range includes more than 100 different handwraps in lengths from 250 cm to 530 cm, in materials ranging from polycotton to Japanese rayon, and in dozens of colors. There is a suitable option for every level, every sport and every hand size.

Orders are shipped within 1 business day from our warehouse in the Netherlands. No long delivery times, no import hassles - simply in stock and ready to ship.

In addition to the webshop, Fight2Win can also be visited at our showroom, where you can feel and compare handwraps and take them with you right away. Our team is ready to help with questions about making the right choice - online and in-store.

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Handwraps, available directly from stock

Handwraps are shipped from our own stock within 1 business day! We are the martial arts specialists and know everything about boxing gloves, kickboxing gloves, shin guards, handwraps, bag gloves, and other training equipment! We have a huge range of Protectors for children, women, and men in stock at our showroom! Visit us for expert advice and purchase your chosen item right away.

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Frequently asked questions — Handwraps

What is polycotton?

Polycotton is a fabric made from a blend of cotton and polyester fibers. The ratio of fibers can vary, but 80% polyester and 20% cotton are often used for handwraps. For our karate and taekwon-do uniforms, the ratio is usually 65% polyester and 35% cotton.

Polycotton combines the benefits of both materials: the breathability of cotton and the durability and quick-drying properties of polyester.

Why is polycotton used?

  • More durable: polyester makes the fabric stronger and more resistant to wear than pure cotton. 
  • Wrinkle-resistant: polycotton is much less prone to wrinkling than 100% cotton. This is especially useful for martial arts uniforms, as they require less ironing.
  • Quick-drying: polyester fibers dry faster than cotton, which is useful for sportswear and sports equipment. 
  • Economical: polycotton is cheaper than 100% cotton. 
  • Versatile: polycotton is suitable for various applications, such as clothing and handwraps.
  • More elastic: handwraps are more comfortable with a little stretch. 100% cotton has no stretch at all.

What is the background of the XPRT brand?

What is the best way to wash boxing handwraps?

You can best wash handwraps by placing them in a laundry bag or bra bag and washing them in the washing machine at 30°C or lower. Hand-washing is actually even better.

It is important to fasten the hook-and-loop closure before washing to prevent it from catching on other clothes or the handwraps themselves. After washing, let the handwraps air-dry naturally. Do not put them in the dryer, as they may shrink and crease unnecessarily.

  • Partially roll up the handwraps and place them in a laundry bag or bra bag. 
  • Wash the handwraps in the washing machine at a maximum of 30°C or hand-wash them.
  • Let the handwraps air-dry, preferably hung up at full length.
  • Do not put the handwraps in the dryer. 

Extra tips:

  • Wash the handwraps regularly (after every training session) to keep them hygienically clean and fresh.
  • You can use a mild detergent if desired, but rinse the handwraps thoroughly to prevent soap residue.
  • Let the handwraps dry completely after washing before using them again. 

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Why do you use handwraps?

When boxing and kickboxing, training on the punching bag or with kicking and punching shields, your hands and wrists endure a lot.

Inner gloves and handwraps provide extra protection for your hands, knuckles, and wrists.

As an added benefit, they help extend the lifespan of your boxing gloves by absorbing sweat.

You can find much more information about this in the handwraps collection.

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How do I put on handwraps?

There are many different ways and variations to put on short and long handwraps. As you use them more often, you’ll develop your own preference: some people wrap more around the wrists, while others wrap a little more around the knuckles of their fists.

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What material are the Hayabusa handwraps made of?

There are two types of Hayabusa handwraps: Deluxe and Perfect Stretch.

Perfect Stretch:

  • 50% nylon, 50% cotton blend for the ideal amount of stretch and a comfortable level of comfort and protection

Deluxe:

  • 100% nylon yarn: a luxurious material that feels smooth and comfortable and offers exceptional durability

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What material are Winning handwraps made of?

There are three types of Winning handwraps: VL-B Extension, VL-C Non-Extension, and VL-H Amateur Fight.

VL-B Extension:

  • 100% rayon: this is an artificially produced fiber based on the cell walls of plants (cellulose). The fibers from eucalyptus trees, bamboo, and wood are used to make the fine threads of the yarn. The yarn resembles cotton, but is stronger, more flexible, and softer. This makes the fabric feel almost like silk.

VL-C Non-Extension:

  • 100% cotton: for a firm, thick handwrap without stretch: this is mainly for advanced boxers, competitive fighters, and kickboxers

VL-H Amateur Fight:

  • 100% elastic cotton: these handwraps are made from natural cotton, but have a very substantial amount of stretch.

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What material are Rival handwraps made of?

There are two types of Rival handwraps: Guerrero and Mexican Stretch.

Mexican Stretch:

  • 50% nylon, 50% cotton blend for the perfect amount of stretch and an extra-thin wrap with the same level of protection

Guerrero:

  • 70% polyviscose, 30% nylon blend for the perfect amount of stretch and standard thickness