The Ultimate Guide To Buying MUAY THAI BOXING GLOVES

[@SeanRenzYT]

I trained like the craziest Muay Thai fighter 💀 I Trained Like Muay Thai Champion "Rodtang" For 24 Hours kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5bZpXawo9l3fKc

[@ellagibbins8771]

This gave me sooo much good info on what to get my boyfriend for his Christmas present!! Thankyou 🤩

[@satanjd666]

Been using the Venum Elites for sparring and bag work for years and have had no issues with them. Amazing gloves for the price and they are handmade in Thailand

[@SeanRenzYT]

That’s good to hear! I’ll wear mine tomorrow because of this 🙏🏽

[@rajaking8400]

​@@SeanRenzYT Hello sir. Interesting channel. I am on a Budget & i have a choice between Rdx or Title. Just wanted your opinion on which one to choose? Thank you for your Time. Look forward to hearing your response.

[@MynameisRandomlydumb]

Thanks man, straightforward and simple yet every word is filled with experience and knowledge. Will be using that code as an extra thanks.

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@MynameisRandomlydumb thank you 🙏🏽 I appreciate you. Glad I could help

[@randomrandumb]

@@SeanRenzYT no, thank you (this is my other account)

[@will01236]

Your glove collection will always be insane to me 🤣🔥

[@SeanRenzYT]

[@reidcarabba5941]

Yokkao gloves are my favorite gloves, have used both Hyabusa and Fairtex gloves but Yokkao are my favorite

[@SeanRenzYT]

I agree with you! the designs don’t disappoint either. Use my code next time you buy more yokkao products so you don’t pay full price

[@tj14147]

@@SeanRenzYTwhats the code?

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@tj14147 SEANRENZ

[@tj14147]

@@SeanRenzYT Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@Aziiziz]

That was very helpful thanks!

[@SeanRenzYT]

Pleasure to help 🙏🏽

[@jorgecampos2643]

I have those same Top King gloves, 16OZ, for sparring. They losen up with time so it has more wrist mobility. I had the White and Silver ones for 7 years before they ripped. Super durable.

[@SeanRenzYT]

Are you able to clinch well with those top kings? I can’t move my wrist at all 😂

[@jorgecampos2643]

@@SeanRenzYT yes sir, I clinch with them all the time. Mine might be just broken in. When I first got them they were stiff

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@jorgecampos2643 for sure! That just means I need to wear mine more oftenI appreciate the info

[@jaythemachine3845]

@@jorgecampos2643what do you do to keep the gloves from smelling!. I’m on my fifth session (Muay Thai) and I’ve been using newspaper 🗞️ rolled up inside them and no smell so far!! But I don’t know how long this will last!. Any advice?

[@SeanRenzYT]

The Sizing Reference: fairtexstore.com/pages/fairtex-size-charts For sparring, always use 16oz 😉

[@heckincat1406]

Hi! I'm about to begin, my gym tells me that I should get 14oz, should I do that or get 16oz?

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@heckincat1406 hello! It all depends on weight😊 14oz will do just fine if you’re just starting. 16oz is used more for sparring especially hard sparring.

[@heckincat1406]

@@SeanRenzYT Great! Do you know of any good cheaper brands? I know you listed some good options but they're quite pricey, not that they're supposed to be cheap tho lol :p. I wonder, I found a pair of RDX gloves for a reasonable price (imo), are they trustable? They go for, around 40$.

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@heckincat1406 I’m ngl, the gloves are quite expensive. My friend owns a pair of RDX and he never seems to have any issue. He trained on them for 3 month straight and they never broke so I’d assume they’re solid🙏🏽 my first pair of shin guards and groin protector are RDX. Wife’s lifting belt is also RDX so I think they’re a solid brand.

[@heckincat1406]

@@SeanRenzYT Alright! I can probably go up to 50$ on gloves, but I'm in the EU so shipping costs will kill me if it's from outside the EU :/. But thanks for the advice!

[@garbour456]

Good video man! Informative and to the point. I'm considering some hayabusa gloves for muay thai but I'm concerned that the wrist flexibility isn't very good (i.e. for clinching). What do you guys think?

[@SeanRenzYT]

Thank you! I actually just wore my 14oz hayabusa yesterday. If you know you’re gonna be clinching a lot, I’d go with yokkao, fairtex or Twins.

[@garbour456]

@@SeanRenzYT Holy shit you responded within 4 mins. Thanks dude!

[@metineyubov7789]

Thank you 🙏 bro

[@SeanRenzYT]

Welcome🙏🏽

[@lorenzofighter15]

Very good video but also Ringmaster is a very good one

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@lorenzofighter15 thank you! I just checked out ringmaster. Is the brand from the UK?

[@lorenzofighter15]

@@SeanRenzYT Yes

[@injection6930]

I have been eyeing up a pair of Top Kings. I noticed something with them though. They offer gloves that distinctively say TKB with smaller top king boxing logo (such as your do), but then other pairs specifically say Muay Thai TOP KING Thailand on them. I'm wondering, do they offer different glove variations? ones that are strictly meant for boxing and others that are meant for muay thai.

[@SeanRenzYT]

That might be the case! After taking a close look, the ones that say Muay Thai Top King on them do look like Muay Thai gloves

[@nyoann6199]

Hi, I'm a complete beginner, but I'm still not sure whether to take up kickboxing or muaythai, but I don't want to keep renting the gloves from the gym (I'd rather spend it on a a pair of gloves). Which type of gloves would you be recommending? Thank you!

[@eduardoruano2683]

I’m 5’11 183 lbs with average sized hands and want to get yokkao cause my Fairtex bgv14s are too roomy on the inside should I get 14oz or 16 oz gloves I do like a snug fit but don’t know if the 16oz will fit snug with wraps on

[@SeanRenzYT]

I tried on my friend’s Fairtex BGV1s (16oz) and they’re honestly a little more snug than my 16oz yokkao. I like yokkao but if you’re looking for more snug fit, I’d say the fairtex BGV1s would do it.

[@NewAgeBarbarian]

Get yourself Twins gloves. Thai made very high quality

[@chann3797]

Love the vid bro. Did you buy your gloves from top king directly or from a third party? Cause I heard top king ships and delivers very very late

[@SeanRenzYT]

Ty brotha! I actually got the top king gloves from a local fight shop. OTM in Huntington Beach

[@SeanRenzYT]

And you’re right about the shipment. This is the first time I heard about it! Also beware of fake sites selling top king

[@chann3797]

@@SeanRenzYT Yea, i'll have to figure out a way to get them some other time then cause the local shops here only sell fairtex and primo. Gonna def take your advice on the fairtex products though. Thank u bro

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@chann3797 my pleasure 🙏🏽 happy to help

[@jonathanvillafane5099]

​@PaintedPapi nice bro I'm a few miles away from OTM do you know if they have the og thai twins ?

[@DarKAngeL-cd2px]

Hello i have some questions: I currently practice Kickboxing, i was thinking of getting 3 pairs of gloves, 1 for bag drills and hard hitting sessions on bags, 1 for sparring with a Partner, and 1 for competitions, like actual fights in my country, im thinking of getting 1 Matrix Yokkao, 1 Thai Fairtex BGV14 and 1 Thai Twins Special BGVL3, wich ones you recomend or think are better for each ocasion and what OZ for each? Thank you very much. I weight 70KG

[@aowix8591]

First of all you don’t need 3 pairs of gloves but if you do decide on that bag drills you should go 12-14 oz, sparring you have to get 16 oz and competition kickboxing you’ve got to get 10 oz

[@heyimV]

should i get lace up or velcro gloves?

[@SeanRenzYT]

Sorry for the late reply! I’m a fan of Velcro more than lace up because of convenience.

[@tuandang6579]

Hello, I just started practicing kickboxing so I'm quite confused between choosing hayabusa t3 gloves and topkings gloves, can you give me advice?

[@SeanRenzYT]

Hello! Both are really good for protection. From my experience Hayabusa requires less breaking in compared to top king. Top king gloves require a lot more hours of training for them to really get broken in. If you’re the type to disinfect your gloves after every session and have an extra pair to wear for the next session, then I’d do Hayabusa mainly because of the smell issue. If you just let your gloves air dry, Top king is the better option, it’ll just take some time to break them in 🙏🏽 hope this helps

[@tuandang6579]

@@SeanRenzYT oh my god, thank you for these precious shares

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@tuandang6579 pleasure 🙏🏽

[@assertarek6676]

What do you think about boxing gloves wolon ghost rider?

[@SeanRenzYT]

I have a hard time finding info about them. It seems like they’re more popular in Asia.

[@martin-pt1qh]

Hello bro, i have a pair of boxing 14 oz leone gloves but now i am training muay thai in phuket. I am 187 cm and 100 kg what oz should i buy and should i get fairtex or Yokkao?

[@SeanRenzYT]

Since you already have 14oz, I’d get a 16oz so you have something to spar with. We pretty much weigh the same and definitely need at least 1 pair of 16oz. Fairtex or Yokkao, simple designs = fairtex, more fancy = yokkao. Either are good. Fairtex are def cheaper though but same quality.

[@msaas3017]

Where did you get the teal/yellow yokkao glove? 4:41

[@SeanRenzYT]

Got em on the site 2 years ago. I don’t think they’re available anymore. Yokkao typically don’t re release their styles once they run out.

[@SeanRenzYT]

If you check their site, they have new designs you might like

[@msaas3017]

@@SeanRenzYT would you mind telling me the name of the colorway? I might find a third party seller, I’d like to also ask on what’s the best oz for all round sparring/bag work

[@SeanRenzYT]

@@msaas3017 I believe they’re under the Hawaiian collection and the color is called Island

[@tyleredwards9382]

Hit N move all day balance. Not a thai specific gloves but the best I've ever owned.

[@TheronMichalis]

Twins over everything

[@ikust007]

Sadly none of them have a natural thumb positions . Been training for 35 years, mostly bear hands. Got Reyes (ring) and Rival (bags): both screwed up my thumbs . Muy Thai training .

[@SeanRenzYT]

Closest you’ll have to real would be mma gloves unfortunately. Only issue would be protection

[@ikust007]

@@SeanRenzYT protection and mostly the weight