Winning VS Cleto Reyes COMPARISON REVIEW - LEGENDARY GLOVES, BUT WHICH ONE IS BETTER OVERALL?

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MY HAND SIZE FOR REFERENCE
9 1/4 " Wide from side of index finger to side of pinky finger
8" Tall from bottom of palm to top of middle finger
11" Closed Fist Circumference

[@tacorevenge87]

Winning is good for sparring. Reyes pushes you to punch properly and strengthen your hands and wrists to become a better puncher and hit harder which is the purpose of Mexican gloves.

[@csquaredboxing]

I agree those are some good points

[@tajdidajman4889]

i believe you are correct.

[@BestKeptSecretsRaps]

realest shit ever, your finger and knuckle placement has to be perfect or else you end up feeling it

[@jorgegustavo8329]

@@BestKeptSecretsRapsi dont think thats a positive point, you train on the purpose of getting those punches right but getting injured discourages you from using these gloves, at least i think it does on a begginer level

[@SB-no7nw]

Definitely more protection than I thought with the Cleto Reyes gloves. And man, that leather smell is amazing!!

[@csquaredboxing]

I agree the Reyes leather has always been one of my favorites!

[@Gotit2012]

@@csquaredboxing Ive been doing research into gloves and Cleto Reyes dont use real leather, they use synthetic. Pause this video^ at 1:40 and look at the difference , Winning is legit leather.

[@Gotit2012]

Says synthetic right on their website, these are their pro gloves: www.cletoreyesboxing.com/product/gloves/cleto-reyes-official-safetec-gloves/

[@Grungle466]

@@Gotit2012 Those are the Safetec training gloves. The regular training gloves say 100% real leather. www.cletoreyesboxing.com/product/gloves/cleto-reyes-training-gloves/ www.cletoreyesboxing.com/product/gloves/cleto-reyes-traditional-training-gloves/

[@yohanespradono2976]

@Bubba Spinks i wonder how they smell. I have boxeo gloves and they smell goood. Boxeo uses goat leather. same as reyes.

[@estrada41510]

Thanks bro , I ended up getting the Reyes because of your review , thanks for sharing your expertise- I love my gloves

[@csquaredboxing]

No prob

[@kaptainkermo]

Very objective review! This is the most classic comparison (Reyes vs Winnings)! Fair points made about Reyes improvement and greater wrist protection. I've used both as well - more Winnings than Reyes cos of the size and fit etc, but will definitely give the improved Reyes another go. Great analysis as usual. Pretty scary the depth of your knowledge in all the different gloves! Apart from knowledge, it's also your clarity (in speech) and strong articulation that makes your reviews really enjoyable. Keep it up, bro!

[@csquaredboxing]

I appreciate the feedback and support! I try my best to be as detailed as possible.

[@NK_Beugr]

Those winning gloves are beautiful

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

I agree with your opinion on the velcro versions of these gloves. The Winning lace ups are the best gloves I have ever owned or put on. I'm waiting on a pair of Onx Xfactor gloves to arrive though. I can't wait to feel what those are like.

[@csquaredboxing]

Nice!

[@noomnom6099]

Yo bro where did you buy your winning gloves like do you know a site I can buy them from I don’t know what’s an official or trusted site to but them from

[@davelehti4000]

What were your thoughts on the onX gloves?

[@georgerodrigues2684]

Nice video first time I see a video that is straight and honest and not picking the Winning glove just because of its popularity big up to you nuff respect keep the videos coming cheers

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks man! Tbh I’m not biased to any specific brand just because I’ve tried so many gloves and I just tell it how I see it...

[@Hotspur62]

I've been using my Reyes for about two years now and everything is fine except the black piping on the velcro strap which has started to flake and come off. I'm definitely interested in picking up Winning in the future. Thanks!

[@csquaredboxing]

No prob!

[@jbrandsbb6352]

Pacquiao loves Cleto Reyes. He said opponents feel more pain when hit by Cleto Reyes due to less padding. Winning gloves are for boxer who have brittle hands, it protects your hands because of thick padding.

[@PartyCrasher04]

Winning gloves are for sparring and training

[@JGaboJG]

In objective matters, the Mexican glove, because of how Mexican boxers are, tend to be of a more aggressive style. The Japanese, on the other hand, tend to have much less resistance to physical trauma or in general to give a good blow, which makes the extra cushion in them more understandable, The winning ones are more for Japanese hands and the Cleto Reyes for the tough Mexican hands. Maybe the Japanese are still great at boxing

[@PartyCrasher04]

@@JGaboJGlook at Naoya Inoue, still knocking guys out in soft winning gloves haha

[@MrTransferbr3]

Pro review channel.. these glove brands need to sponsor and pay you already

[@csquaredboxing]

I appreciate the support! While I don’t mind when a company sends me gear to review, I also don’t want them to try and dictate HOW I do my reviews. Once they put you on the payroll then it’s more about the money than putting an honest review out. I have a full time job (outside of KZbin); I do this because I love boxing gear and boxing as a sport.

[@tacorevenge87]

@@csquaredboxing good man

[@MrTransferbr3]

csquaredboxing 🥊🥊 I bought the Cleto Reyes sparring gloves 16oz a while ago and my knuckles were goin straight thru. Now with ur review I’m deciding between the extra padding Reyes vs this new training glove they have revamped. Which u few is better?

[@carbonfiberfan]

MrTransferbr3 got Reyes the other day. Hit the bag hands felt great. I have Flys they’re great.

[@turtlepowersf]

@@carbonfiberfan which do you like better? Reyes or Fly?

[@b.v.4501]

I agree for the velcro gloves. That’s why I am using the Cleto Reyes (velcro) for my training and the Winning lace glove for the sparring.

[@csquaredboxing]

🙏🏽🥊

[@SuperWils2010]

I have the exact same set of gloves, just in red instead of blue. Agree with your assessment and comparison. I have bad wrists and MUCH prefer the wrist support on the Reyes over the Winning. So much so, I always use my Reyes 16oz on the bags and for sparring and the MS500Bs only get use on the floor to ceiling ball/pads. If you have bad wrists and put a high value on wrist support, I highly recommend first trying the Winning on before buying them. I wasn't able to do this and would not have shelled out the $460 AUD had I done so.

[@SuperWils2010]

@offfduty3 I always double wrap my wrists for training and sparring. Have to disagree with your statement...wrist support on gloves is a critical factor for me and determines whether I can punch with confidence considering my injuries.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks for the feedback and I agree the wrist support IMO on the Reyes is better than Winning. Just more padding and more rigid to keep your fist and wrist more in a straight line when you make impact.

[@youshootiscoreishootyousco7594]

Where did you buy them for $460 AUD?

[@frankturtleluck4192]

Cleto is the puncher's glove due to less foam density compared to other brands.

[@mtmatt6111]

This was a very helpful review - really great reviews on your channel. With all the gloves you've tried would love to know your top two or three gloves (and why) for: 1. Sparring 2. MIttwork 3. Heavybag 4. All around gym glove (understanding that a person should have gloves just for sparring) 5. Best value 6. Best budget glove for a beginner.

[@carbonfiberfan]

MT Matt 12 to 14 ounce for light bag work. Sparring 16-20 ounce gloves. Title platinums/luxury are solid gloves. If you got the cash Cleto Reyes or Fly. I have both, they’re awesome!

[@nemo5335]

honestly, man, unless you're a pro just get whatever you can afford from ringside it will work well enough. ringside runs nice deals too.

[@50yearoldlerookie84]

Good, Honest, comparison in this video. I do not won a pair of Winning, mainly because I just can not justify spending $500 on a glove just to say I have a pair when I already own Cleto Reyes gloves that give you a better glove for half the price. You can see the quality difference in this video which is obvious. Thanks for a good review, with honesty at the forefront. Keep up the good work Carlo and God Bless.

[@Rhoadspc]

Hey man great video , I train in 16oz black Reyes myself and use rival shoes but the shoes are getting worn out (this is my third pair lol) and was wondering about matching up with the Reyes boots. Have you tried these or done a review on them ? Thanks in advance keep up the good work 🤙👊

[@csquaredboxing]

I havent tried the Reyes boots so I couldnt tell you how they feel or perform, maybe sometime in the future. Thanks for the support!

[@CondemnedLabz]

Great review, I also had both of these gloves. I ended up selling the winning and investing in more Reyes gear. I don't know what it was, but after a few weeks of the Wining gloves my hands hurt every time I used them. In between the the thumb and index finger on the right, over the left knuckles on the left. I thought I was wrapping wrong or something, then switch on and off different days, for weeks and it kept happening. I am almost tempted to purchase another pair and try them again, maybe mine were just constructed poorly. I have 3 pairs of Reyes now, 12, 14 and 16, even the twelves being smaller and tighter, no issues.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thank you

[@lkomarci]

Thanks for the great review, it's very informative. Would you say that winning 10oz + fortress proelite SS considering the less wrist support would be recommended for someone who had wrist issues in the past? And since they're more snug would it be too tight if you wore the Fortress under 10oz winning gloves? Thanks

[@csquaredboxing]

No prob. Yes it will be a snug fit in 10 ounce, will take some breaking in yet supportive especially in the wrist and knuckles

[@lkomarci]

@@csquaredboxing sweet tx man breaking in is completely acceptable 👌

[@robertklempay8470]

I ordered cleto reyes extra padded 16 oz, velcro training gloves for my home heavy bag workouts. I was so impressed with the high quality of the craftmanship. However to my disappointment, I kept getting pain and thumb numbness in my right hand. I have an old pair of Ringside Ultimate bag gloves that have no rips or torn stitching and the gloves have never given me any issues like the Reyes have. I did not want to lose my money that I paid for the Reyes so I returned them. Just going to build up build up padding under hand wrap to offset the old bag gloves until I decide to try another glove.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks for sharing

[@neysb2133]

If you dont want to get pain then winning gloves is good for you, winning gloves is bit thicker, and its softer, Mayweather used it, its good when defending, cleto reyes is good for power punchers

[@user-pp9bl5gr1n]

It’s called a breaking in period….Reyes take months to break in…or stick a shirt or sock in the glove to open it up

[@PinoyMagicianVlogz]

Just got some Winning MS-600 gloves. Can’t wait to use them in sparring!

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼🥊

[@tamimalnaser]

Great work Champ . Does the velcro Reyes has space for extra padding or knuckle guards

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks man! It just depends on hand size but it’s typically a pretty snug glove so it might be uncomfortable until broken in

[@tamimalnaser]

@@csquaredboxing thanks champ.. Merry Christmas in advance

[@BeRealChamp]

@csquaredboxing great channel. Which do you like better between the cletos and the hybusa t3?

[@csquaredboxing]

Reyes

[@johnnybgoode1726]

Does anyone know experience a small issue with the Reyes gloves when it come to the thumb Idk if I got a bat batch but something about the thumb fitting on the Reyes just doesn’t do it for me. Anyone feel the same?

[@cynicalz2936]

Just started back up on boxing I just never knew what gloves would be best for me im interested in the cleto Reyes gloves more and there kinda affordable

[@csquaredboxing]

Yeah Reyes are classic

[@Forever1wheel]

I love my winnings more than my Reyes I use em for sparring and use my Reyes for training on the bag n pads. winning definitely has more protection, sometimes my hands hurt after a good bag sesh with Reyes only thing I wish they would improve on the winning is longer cuff to get more support on forearm like Reyes

[@csquaredboxing]

No doubt

[@joaofezasvital8521]

Hey Carlo! My father in law is going to japan and what I found out is 1º - winning's are impossible to get there, out of stock EVERYWHERE.. but... reyes go really "cheap" there compared to get them from US. They only have black and red reyes but I'm inclined to get them from there. I'm between reyes and topboxer win1.. I have bad wrists and broke my hand once.. are reyes that bad when it comes to comfort? Are they good for my everyday glove (bag, mitt, sparring.. pretty much everything). Should I get the topboxer, is their quality as good as reyes? Thanks man, love your videos

[@whitebuffalo4904]

bought a pair of the wbc edition cleto's (velcro) and thoroughly been enjoying them. great feedback and construction. only issue for me is that the cleto's can sometimes hurt my thumb- but i think it'll improve in time as i break them in more.

[@csquaredboxing]

Nice!

[@autumnsmiley1278]

Hey Carlos, thank you for the video! I recently purchased the 16oz extra padding Cleto Reyes and I find they’re way too heavy to spar with. I’m finding my arms much more fatigued than with my original sparring gloves the 16 oz RIVAL RS100’s. I know Mexican gloves tend to run on the heavier side, however I’m wondering how true to weight the 14oz or 16oz Reyes Training gloves are? Please let me know if you have any insights!

[@youngman7600]

It may be the extra padding that your not liking. I just seen a video where the guy weighed a pair of 16 oz cleto reyes lace up gloves and they both came out to 13.9

[@lor123lorgaming4]

Awesome review, how good is the velcro strap on the cleto reyes, usually my gloves velcro wears out

[@csquaredboxing]

It’s solid

[@turtlepowersf]

Really strong, wide velcro strap. I believe Cletos are the best made glove out of all that I've owned, including Winning. Its just a matter of preference as far as padding, thumb placement, wrist support , etc. Winnings feel better on the hand IMO, and I prefer a pillowy glove to work power shots, but the Cletos will probably last longer and they haven't gotten any funky smell yet like my other gloves.

[@paulb2995]

Most people aren't gonna put enough time or body of work like a pro or amateur boxer would. So for the regular boxing gym warrior, Winning is an unnecessary luxury purchase clocking in at $300 and up. Cleto Reyes however will more than enough meet all the needs of the gym warrior. You can get two separate gloves for bag/pad, and sparring only for the price of Winning. Don't even get me started with Fly UK, Di Nardo, and custom Adidas! Good Lord!

[@csquaredboxing]

I agree with you, you can definitely get a great pair of gloves that won’t break the bank and does the same “job” as the higher end brands. Like you said it’s more of a luxury and just boils down to an individuals personal taste and budget.

[@paulb2995]

csquaredboxing Regarding the wrist on the Winning. They offer a thicker strap that looks to be about 3”- 4”, though I think it’s a custom option. Btw, how about that Donaire KO!

[@csquaredboxing]

That’s cool to know about the wrist strap! I wish they would make it standard as the smaller strap really offers no stability or support to begin with. Bro that Donaire KO was vicious, glad his opponent was ok, apparently he took the fight on 3 days notice. Left his right hand super low anticipating a body shot from Nonito and he went upstairs instead.

[@bizmonkey007]

Paul Bautista For the regular boxing gym warrior, as you put it, Thai gloves are probably the best overall value. Windy, Twins and Fairtex are all good investments that will last.

[@paulb2995]

@@bizmonkey007 Agree, pros in southeast asia are commonly seen rocking Twins for training and fights. Best bang for the back item in the region.

[@bumbackgroundacc]

Great Video 👍

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks!

[@michaeljirovec]

Great review.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks!

[@roberthsu3640]

Hey, csquaredboxing. I read past comments that you prefer the fairtex bgv9 over the cleto Reyes, due to that they are more comfortable. It seems that cleto Reyes have improved their overall designs from pervious models. So, which one you prefer now? Bgv9, or the cleto Reyes?

[@csquaredboxing]

I definitely feel that Reyes has improved quite a bit in terms of comfort from the older models, I actually prefer them now more than the BGV9 by a small margin.

[@chriskruk4010]

Hi, great video thanku.. i have 14 oz winning. Do cleto rayes 12 oz have the same fit vs 14 oz winning?

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks man Reyes would be a little tighter

[@lc9881]

Cleto is perfect

[@rockitmorton]

Their both really nice, good review.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks!

[@AlohaRecon]

As someone who doesn’t do much sparring but some, I’m looking to get a 16oz glove to hit on the bag and use for sparring. Is one of these gloves better for all around training ? ( I do have a pair of rival bag gloves. These gloves would be used only occasionally on the bag

[@csquaredboxing]

Winning definitely a good all around glove

[@rager4able]

Do a UFC boxing glove review they look similar to the Reyes, maybe do a comparison.

[@arielfernandez6633]

Having both gloves ( white both ) I find Reyes better they feel more durable, the rist support is tighter but Winning are a little more broke in , the only downside that I have experienced with winning is the wrist strap it really doesn't strap as good as the Reyes. They both look great but winning has a little more style to it . Great video have you done a Headgear comparison? I am looking to get a winni g headgear

[@csquaredboxing]

Nice! Glad you gave your input here to share. I agree it’s really close to compare the two gloves as they are both top notch. I have down Headgear reviews before but not comparisons, I may have to add that going forward.

[@GOSPEL276]

How does these compare to hayabusa t3 for muay thai and mma?

[@Tads06]

Please do a review on winning double velcro

[@csquaredboxing]

Will do when I get my hands on a pair

[@adrianvargas8998]

Sharks hat, you must be from san jose, i just ordered my mexican colored cleto gloves, can wait.

[@csquaredboxing]

I’m from Vallejo, but grew up watching the Sharks 🙏🏼🤙🏼

[@weakbrainthrombosis]

Do the lace versions of the winning glove give better wrist support? Also I am looking for the best pure sparring glove. I’ll be boxing with teenagers so the emphasis is on protecting my sparring partner. Any recommendations would be great.

[@csquaredboxing]

Yes the lace ups definitely give better wrist support as the laces hug up against your are more tightly making it more rigid. Winnings are good sparring gloves, Rival RS100, Top Boxer, Sabas Super Soft.

[@weakbrainthrombosis]

csquaredboxing Thanks for these reviews and the recommendation. The nearest sporting goods store is 100 miles from me, can’t “try before I buy” I ordered the Sabas super soft. I bought a pair of title gels awhile back, and they offer good protection, but they are uncomfortable and they are huge,bulky and hard to get through a guard.

[@rachel7550]

Do you think for a woman with small hands would feel awkward in some 12oz cleto Reyes for bag work due to how deep the finger pocket is? I was wanting to upgrade or try out a nicer pair of gloves since I've hit the bag in everlast and fighting brand boxing gloves the last 15 years, want to mix it up. Was leaning towards Cleto Reyes due to quicker shipping and being more affordable, but the hand size comment makes me nervous. Also wondering if they are painful to hit mitts in? What I don't like about everlast gloves is you begin to feel the cheap padding after a while on mitts

[@Chris_ck85]

Both gloves looks great 👌🏼

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼

[@jc3701]

You ever work out like that? Wearing a Reyes glove on one hand and a winning glove on the other?

[@csquaredboxing]

Haha not yet! Funny you mentioned that I was actually thinking of doing it just to see how it feels.

[@jorde1516]

You should review T3s vs Reyes training :)

[@csquaredboxing]

I’ll have to put that together

[@carlosblank6629]

Hey have you seen these custom made boxing gloves on eBay being sold out of Italy and the UK? They're all leather and look like winning and Grant. Just wondering whats your thoughts on them?

[@csquaredboxing]

I haven’t, do you have a link?

[@csquaredboxing]

Carlos Blank ah yes, I’ve seen those, not really impressed, looks like your standard Pakistan made glove. Wouldn’t spend my money on them because they don’t have the same type of leather or padding as winning or grant.

[@lukapaic7560]

Hey should i get hayabusa t3 or rdx akoni Or could you suggest smth similar Just looking for some advice

[@csquaredboxing]

Never tried akoni so couldn’t tell you

[@ElSantoMartinez]

whats the song you used in your intro

[@saifo666]

Thanks!

[@csquaredboxing]

You’re welcome

[@bls1869]

I own a pair of reyes 16 oz had for about 3 months as far as quality i dont think their can be a glove made better such as the leather ,stitching,strap the velcro the quality is top notch the problems is their to hard to keep a closed fist and real heavy glove even hitting the heavy bag you always have to hit flat on knuckle or else you wont get any pop and feels very wierd also with the wrist support being the way it is u cant twist abit the wrist to land those perfect body shots . I really hope they get better by time

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks for the feedback and yes the quality is top notch. I feel that Reyes has improved the globe quite a bit over time, at least from the ones I tried several years ago. I haven’t had issues with mine as far as being hard to close my fist but then again every glove is hand made and can be a little different. Appreciate the feedback!

[@mr.random6871]

Did anybody buy winnings from winning USA? How long does it take and how are they?

[@hvskyline1368]

I wish winning had the rubber patch on the Velcro strap like they have on the back of the lace gloves

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼🥊

[@jesusfonseca654]

Carlo, quick question, is winning better than Cleto for sparring because of cletos latex padding, at 16oz do cletos hurt more to get punch with then winning? Or is it the same? Please let me know, thank you

[@csquaredboxing]

Most prefer winning

[@migdaliarodriguez1335]

Hello carlo how does this two compare to the fairtex gloves u have review before ?

[@csquaredboxing]

Very similar quality just depends on the style you prefer and padding as well

[@migdaliarodriguez1335]

U think fairtex can hang with the top names

[@csquaredboxing]

Definitely

[@blood_sausage9620]

What's the new model of Reyes called? I have an older model of reyes and winning and don't like either thumb. I much prefer everlast elite pro fight gloves thumb for example.

[@csquaredboxing]

They're still the standard training model in velcro, I just feel that they've revised/ improved them over the years compared to the older gloves from 6-7 years ago.

[@blood_sausage9620]

@@csquaredboxing these aren't the safetec are they?

[@csquaredboxing]

No these are their standard velcro training gloves. Safetecs I believe are only a pro fight glove and come in 8-10 ounces.

[@vingalileo1677]

Yeah!!!

[@rosellep18]

I think no glove beats the quality of Reyes but winning is way more comfortable and has more protection.

[@csquaredboxing]

That’s definitely a fair assessment, how recently have you tried Reyes?

[@GeeDrummer]

Uhhh... You mean nothing beats the quality of winning

[@rosellep18]

csquaredboxing I own both and switch back and forth

[@rosellep18]

R Mag winning is very good but REYES leather build quality is better. If more people tried the extra padding REYES they would not even think of winning

[@mbaadiablo]

my cleto reyes piping part tears up when do dutch drills :(

[@csquaredboxing]

Sorry to hear that

[@BlasphemousTomato]

The 14oz winning gloves have more padding than the 16oz cleto gloves!! If I wanted to buy winning gloves for sparring, should I get the 14oz instead of 16oz?

[@csquaredboxing]

Go with 16 for sparring

[@KremeOnHer]

csquaredboxing would you say 16 ounces for sparring and 12 for bag and pad work?

[@gilbertoescalante4956]

Thank you bro

[@csquaredboxing]

No problem

[@yohanespradono2976]

i know they are 16oz cleto. But if you compare 14oz cleto vs winning, which one fit more snug?

[@csquaredboxing]

Winning

[@bw398]

Reyes looks better, and has nice piping detail. Why are winning so expensive when they look to have less going on material/detail wise?

[@jeffhardde]

Got any tips on breaking in cleto Reyes? Just got a pair and they were super painful to use

[@csquaredboxing]

Sit on them for a while

[@jeffhardde]

@@csquaredboxing I’ll give it a try! Thank you!

[@desaltomac]

This should be a review about the experience of landing punchers in sparring or on bags, not how pretty gloves look

[@Jon_N_TV]

how does the hayabusa t3 compare to these, is it a substantial upgrade?

[@csquaredboxing]

Different type of glove, but better wrist support

[@jesusfonseca654]

Cleto Reyes is a hard glove and I hate hard gloves, winning for the win! More protection, softer, better on bag work too since it absorbs the hit better then latex( Cleto Reyes) there’s a reason pros use winning for training, great video, thanks Carlo

[@csquaredboxing]

🥊🙏🏽

[@Martin23673]

Thank you for this review. I really like the Cleto Reyes Sky Blue. If you can spare the time, please make a comparison of both gloves on the heavy bag, I would appreciate. Do you actually own all these gloves? It would be so cool if you were in my gym and I could try some of your gloves every now an then. :-)

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼🥊

[@animalizaki]

You have nice gloves.

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks

[@braheemsomean2896]

Reyes and winning are two completely different styles of Gloves, it depends on what youre looking for

[@csquaredboxing]

Yup!

[@vonthegreat870]

@Théodore Paliani if you feel like you need more hand protection, out of the 2 winning is better, but I use cleto because I dont punch my hardest on the bag

[@jamesrachmat2668]

Broo pleasee answer me. Please. I have 14 oz Cleto. It fits well for me after I wrapped my hand using 180”. Now I really want to get the Winning. Should I go with the same 14 oz or the 16 oz for Winning? Super confused. Does Winning has same or smaller hand compartment than Cleto?? Please Bro I need your Help. Tks bro

[@csquaredboxing]

Go with 16

[@jamesrachmat2668]

Done bro. I buy it now. All the best for you man. Love from Indonesia

[@Daniel_Cooley]

I wonder how many dollars you can get some Reyes gloves for in Mexico?

[@calebosuna4939]

Daniel Cooley About 110 in their (Mexican) website

[@johnwayneatthefirstthanksg9105]

Less than 100usd

[@idonnermeat4703]

Is there a difference between lace ups and velcro

[@csquaredboxing]

Yes lace up is more supportive around the wrist

[@fritzthelusma7865]

Where can I get Winning gloves???

[@csquaredboxing]

Kozuji.com

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

The padding on the inside of the hand and inside of the wrist has no padding like the lace ups do

[@csquaredboxing]

Yup

[@Kadenn_]

What’s a good website I can buy the Reyes gloves from

[@csquaredboxing]

The Reyes website

[@Tyler_Macari]

Just ordered some 10oz ms winning gloves for bag work and pads

[@csquaredboxing]

Nice!!

[@Chris_ck85]

winning are better but the color is nice on reyes

[@csquaredboxing]

Yeah they both look nice

[@enriquevelazquez822]

Están padres tus vídeos pero podrías subtitular en espanish??? De favor Gracias Saludos desde México!

[@ElBrayannegro]

Wey nmms jajajaj

[@hectoribarra1245]

What websites can I pick up a pair of legitimate Winning gloves?

[@csquaredboxing]

Kozuji

[@RColon-rc9ob]

CSQUAREDBOXING 🥊🥊🥊Do you have a legit website to buy Winning gloves??? please share...

[@csquaredboxing]

Kozuji, Gen international boxing on amazon

[@jawad7110]

You got them the same colour for comparison but different sizes 😭

[@bobcarter2329]

Had both in 14oz lace up. Changed to Cleto’s after a month, as the Winnings gave me knuckle pain. They’re really small, and I can’t close my fist properly, my hands aren’t even that big...? I found the support for the wrist better in the Winning lace up, even though there’s no padding, the leather seems slightly stiffer, but apart from that the Cleto Reyes all day!!! Major Go! So much more comfortable and less money!

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@vicentegeonix]

Your technique must be bad.

[@bobcarter2329]

TotalX48 If my technique was bad my hands would still hurt in the Reyes gloves?🤔

[@chivasceltics]

I have Reyes gloves, the only discomfort I feel from time to time especially when doing mitts is I feel pain on my thumb when I throw the punch with slight bad form. It could be my fault but I wonder if Winning glove users ever experience thumb pain?

[@csquaredboxing]

I never had any issues with thumb pain with my winnings

[@chivasceltics]

csquaredboxing Thanks for your response. I’m definitely looking into purchasing Winning Gloves!

[@Nathandavid3751]

Which ones pop louder on the mitts?

[@csquaredboxing]

I’d say Reyes

[@Nathandavid3751]

Do you think Reyes pop louder than any other glove on the market?

[@Nathandavid3751]

Also, what size gloves do you think pop the loudest ?

[@Nathandavid3751]

Sorry, asking for a friend 😆

[@jawad7110]

Great vid tho

[@csquaredboxing]

Thanks

[@JGaboJG]

In my experience the Cletos are great gloves for real hitters. Well, in the end they were made by and for the hands of the best Mexican boxers. The fact that they cost less than the winning ones even if they are almost on par in terms of quality is easy to understand. Not only are they made in Japan, but Japanese labor is a thousand times more limited and well, I don't think they have the same access to leather as Mexicans or people from other countries. Cleto Reyes es la mera chingoneria bandita, pero los winning estan realmente cabrones para los sparring por su excesivo colchón. I prefer not to translate that sentence, not at the moment xd

[@csquaredboxing]

🥊🥊

[@davidbetancourt1of1]

Are laced Cleto Reyes great for wrist protection? Or the strapped one is Better?

[@csquaredboxing]

Laced

[@wahyunanandika1679]

Im 5 ft 3' 113.97 lbs should i go for reyes 12 oz or 14 oz ?

[@csquaredboxing]

12

[@wahyunanandika1679]

Thanks man

[@fss4562]

Deberías hacer en español igual amigo jeej saludos de Chile

[@nigelseymour4850]

Just to put on a pair of Cleto Reyes is fine with me...

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼🥊

[@ademtasdan8580]

hey man thanks for the videos. I bought these two gloves. cleto reyes is perfect in every way. but the winning workmanship and leather quality are very bad. not comparable to cleto reyes.

[@csquaredboxing]

🥊👍🏼

[@aydenosborne2470]

Idk what he was talking about when he said that pacquiao uses winning gloves, just so people know manny Pacquiao loves and uses Cleto Reyes, and Mayweather uses grant gloves

[@dondada4437]

They need a cleto eyes safe tech 16 oz to compete with Grant and with custom colors and it’s over

[@csquaredboxing]

💯

[@testosteron675]

in others videos ( mayweather or manny pacquiao training ) 14 oz winning gloves look more padded than yours ? !!

[@csquaredboxing]

Which videos?

[@testosteron675]

@@csquaredboxing In every sparring video (mayweather,canello,shawn porter for ex. ) where winning gloves are used . But anyway - good video ! keep it up .

[@msmith6811]

@@testosteron675 they use the lace ups, which have padding to the wrist

[@RabidPrimeape]

If you are a hard puncher, Winning. If you are a volume puncher, Cleto Reyes.

[@csquaredboxing]

👍🏼

[@runthomas]

what about the key point...DURABILITY...I GO THROUGH GLOVES RAPIDLY

[@turtlepowersf]

Cleto Reyes are built like tanks. The hand compartment is also more open so they can dry out quicker after use and not end up smelling funky. Ive had them in the rotation for a few years and they still look and smell new. I reserve my Winnings for sparring. I love how Winnings feel but the price is prohibitive if you go through gloves quickly. A good price for 16oz is about 330 bucks. Cletos cost half that and last longer.

[@Chris-fg8om]

Cleto Reyes have horrible ergonomics.The wrist/forearm area have so much padding it cuts off blood circulation and the positioning is the worst out of any glove I’ve tried. The gloves weigh 22oz in 12oz I just sold mine. The most beautiful glove I’ve owned is just horrible for me . Every pro I’ve seen train with winnings I’ve never seen anyone train with Reyes.

[@bizmonkey007]

Chris Shaffstall I agree about Reyes' ergonomics. The cuff is definitely uncomfortable and the glove puts your hand in a weird position. A lot of people like it though, or accept it because of the stellar quality. A lot of it comes down to preference in the end.

[@arveenshah8625]

Chris Shaffstall wow i thought i was the only one with the whole blood circulation thing with my reyes. And i got really skinny wrists and forearms. Still love both my reyes and winnings tho

[@vicentegeonix]

22 oz on a 12oz glove? Yeah i call bullshit on that.

[@frankcerbantes9429]

Best training,and fight ing, durability itsReyes, another than the break in period in long run the Reyes out last most of them out there

[@michiaguilar6254]

Where I can buy winning gloves?

[@csquaredboxing]

Kozuji, winning USA, winning Japan, etc

[@michiaguilar6254]

@@csquaredboxing I’m in Italy