Does Hayabusa make the best boxing glove hand wraps?

Switched over to Hayabusa quick gel boxing hand wraps and the different is amazing. If you're looking to spar or a big puncher please consider adding extra padding and using real handwraps. For everyone else doing it for fitness you are going to love these.
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So I can’t use them for fighting?

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Are you fighting fighting or just sparring? If you're fighting then I would recommend full handwraps and make sure you have plenty of padding. If you're in a boxing gym someone will walk you through how to add padding or use the wraps to build a soft base across the knuckles. If you're sparring then maybe you could wear these. If you're a bigger person in general then definitely not. Just remember that handwraps are for your protection, not for the others. Having better wrist and knuckle support in a real fight is important.

[@emanuelmcfail]

@@everydaypeoplereviews4920 fighting, and sparring. I just don’t like the hassle of learning how to wrap traditional hand wraps. I’ve looked at every tutorial on how to wrap them and every method looks complicated. So I’ve been trying to find some good quick wraps that I can use in a fight but I guess I’ll just have to learn how to wrap traditional hand wraps. Lol

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If you're serious about fighting then you're probably in a gym. Have a coach or partner walk you through it a few times. For people like me I never wrapped my thumb, but I know that's where a lot of people get hung up on things when learning to wrap. Basically a good handwrap will help give adequate protection for your wrist and knuckles, which are the 2 most important parts to protect. I would absolutely be using those. And if you're serious about fighting and haven't used regular handwraps yet, then have you sparred yet? It's quite the experience when you actually spar with someone for the first time and it'll really make you take the other parts of boxing seriously after lol