Handwraps XPRT Non Stretch

The story of XPRT Fight Gear begins in 2005. An enthusiastic martial artist and entrepreneur has been dreaming for years of a shop full of the finest fighting gear, available and accessible to everyone.

Through personal experiences in the form of training camps, seminars, competitions, and research, he gained a clear vision of how to offer martial arts, combat sports, and martial arts equipment to a broader audience in the new millennium.

With extensive experience in Thai boxing, boxing, karate, and especially ITF Taekwon-do, Fight2Win takes its first steps toward a complete product range. Initially, this consisted exclusively of ITF Taekwon-do uniforms and safety equipment under the Taekwon-do.nl brand and website.

Then came the slogan: Fight2WinAnd eventually, with the help of other martial artists and graphic designers, a logo and name emerged for a groundbreaking and affordable martial arts brand: XPRT Fight Gear!

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. 

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.

Instructional Videos:

• Rival: Russ Anber teaches you how to do your handwrap (Youtube)
• How to Wrap Your Own Hands for Boxing | The Best Way (Youtube)
• Wrap your hands for boxing (WikiHow)

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.

Boxing handwraps come in the two most commonly used standard lengths: 2.5 meters (100") and 4.5 meters (180").

Boxing wraps measuring 2.5 meters are ideal for children and women with smaller hands.

Boxing wraps measuring 4.5 meters are recommended for adults and older children. Of course, adult men and women can also choose to use shorter handwraps.

Children/women – handwraps 250 cm (100")
Women/men – handwraps 450 cm (180")