10 Boxing Gloves Brands You Need to Know About!

[@stephenzarruk2353]

Would love a review for shin guards. Really like the inclusion of smaller start ups.

[@matthewmayfield4543]

I have the In Fight Style Thai gloves and they are the most comfortable gloves I’ve ever had once they broke in. I also have Reyes, Twins lace up, Powerlock, Sabas supersoft, Venum and they’re not as nice to train with as the In Fight Style

[@SmilingJack9420]

As someone trying to get started in Muay Thai, this is a nice video to see some brands I haven't heard of. I'll definitely be checking some of these out myself.

[@isaacjlw]

Just a recommendation for video quality try to use time stamps :) great vid

[@roddy1718]

Thank you for the content. Is there a way you can make a video of trustworthy sites to get Muay Thai gear from?

[@Jason-np2oz]

I definitely agree with this, please could you make a video on this👊

[@CombatCultureUSA]

Great suggestion, thanks!

[@OneManTheCyborg]

I need to get back into Muay Thai. I haven’t been in about a year after doing it for a few years.

[@alexmo1941]

Can you please make a vid about emergency supplies that everyone should carry?

[@CombatCultureUSA]

Great idea!

[@BrandonTLuong]

I definitely recommend Top Boxer and Superare. When I saw the price between Top Boxer's pre-made gloves versus the custom, I obviously decided to spend the extra ~$40 for custom. Mohammed asked detailed questions which was great as I know it'll fit my hands well. As for being able to create a completely custom glove, that is not entirely true as there were a few things he couldn't add such as more ventilation due to my extremely sweaty hands and microfiber thumb so I can wipe the sweat from my forehead (these aren't fight gloves so I can add unnecessary luxuries 😂). I still encourage folks to check out Top Boxer. Lastly Superare Shin guards are nice and the team definitely hold up to their warranty. I used the shin guards only a few times and an issue where the foot straps came loose, so Zach and team repaired it for me at no charge.

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

I love using Fly for muay thai

[@Garanon5]

I'm a beginner shopping for gloves and honestly I'm tempted to splurge on a high end pair. I think they'd go far for keeping me from getting injured. Any thoughts?

[@alexmo1941]

The higher quality glove you invest in the higher chance you can prevent injuries or severe arthritis down the road. Noone should put a price on hand health.

[@CombatCultureUSA]

If you can afford it you won't go wrong with a nicer pair. Most people hold off to make sure they'll stick to the sport, but if you're already invested you don't need to be at an advance level to benefit from solid craftsmanship!

[@IEXECUTIVE]

​@@CombatCultureUSACan you recommend any 10oz gloves (for wide/large hands) for pro fights?

[@gab-fr3zu]

What are the gloves in the thumbnail??

[@ct3408]

Great video ❤

[@masterofnone1481]

No RDX 😢