Buy handwraps for boxing, cardio boxing or kickboxing? For the best types of boxing handwraps and wraps you go to Fight2Win.nl of course! We have more than 100 different handwraps in all kinds of colors, materials and in various common lengths.
We have the best hand wraps from XPRT , Super Pro , Everlast , Fight2Win, Adidas , King Pro , Booster , Rival , Bytomic , UFC, Hayabusa , Twins Special, Cleto Reyes, Winning Japan and Boxia Italy. We have boxing hand wraps of 250 cm, 300 cm, 350 cm, 380 cm, 400 cm, 450 cm, 460 cm, 500 cm and even 550 cm ! Most boxing hand wraps are a polyester-cotton mix, but for the enthusiasts we also have 100% cotton old-school hand wraps.
Boxing handwraps for extra reinforcement of fists and knuckles
Bandages are used under boxing gloves in boxing and kickboxing. A handwrap ensures that you get a compact fist and provides extra protection for your knuckles and fingers. A bandage also absorbs the sweat that comes from your hands. This keeps your boxing gloves in good condition and keeps them smelling fresh.
The standard handwraps are wrapped around the hand and then the boxing gloves are put on over it. We usually sell them from 250 cm (100 inch) and long from 450 cm (180 inch). For women and girls we have special nice colors like purple and pink. Alternatives are inner gloves or gel wraps . These have a gel filling on the top so that the knuckles enjoy extra protection. Do you want to try them on first? Then visit our store in Capelle aan den IJssel.
Benefits of using bandages in boxing and kickboxing
We always recommend people to use handwraps. The main advantage is that your fist becomes compact . This allows you to hit harder and reduces the chance of nasty injuries. Another big advantage is that the bandages absorb sweat. This prevents sweat from getting into your boxing gloves. And they also start to smell less quickly! And that is nice.
Some advantages of boxing handwraps:
Strengthens your wrists. This reduces the chance of injuries and wounds.
Protects your knuckles. Prevents bruising and damage.
Strengthening of your metacarpal bones. These are the fragile little bones in your hands.
Stabilization of your thumb. Prevents bruises and injuries.
Absorbs most of your sweat, thus extending the life of your boxing gloves.
Alternatives to handwraps:
Gel wraps and gel gloves
Inner gloves
Taping (professionals and competition fighters)
Top 10 Hand Wraps for Boxing:
XPRT Easy Stretch
Rival Mexican Stretch
Rival Guerrero
Twins Special Cotton Stretch
Winning VL-B Extension
Winning VL-H Amateur
Hayabusa Perfect Stretch
Cleto Reyes Stretch
King Pro 50-stretch
Booster Regular Stretch
Should I choose 250 cm or 450 cm?
The 250 cm size is ideal for children and adult women with narrow hands. That length is really enough. Adult men should really use the 450 cm . Only then can you optimally protect your hands. And if you quickly get problems with your wrists, you should also use 450 cm. There are also people who train with a double handwrap.
What is the correct way to put it on?
There are many ways to put on handwraps. Everyone has his or her own way. The most important thing is that you wrap the impact area extra well. You also have to stabilize the wrist. You can also choose to take your thumb with you. This video shows how to put on 250 cm. And this video shows a super easy way to put on 450 cm.
Washing boxing handwraps?
Handwraps that you use should be washed after each training to keep them hygienically clean and soft. A hand wash is best, but you can also wash them in the washing machine at a low temperature and few revolutions. They should not be put in the dryer. Before washing, it is best to fasten the Velcro closures to prevent other materials from sticking to them.
How do you maintain your handwraps?
Before first use, wash them
Wash them after every workout, or at least regularly
Machine wash at 30°C and low speed
Fasten the Velcro during washing.
Do not tumble dry!
After washing, it is best to roll them up and store them to avoid wrinkles and tangles.
Use a washing bag to prevent the handwraps from tangling together during washing.
