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- In-Stock CUSTOM (45 Styles) Japanese Style Training Gloves 2.0
In-Stock CUSTOM (45 Styles) Japanese Style Training Gloves 2.0
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Click this link if you are looking for solid color Japanese gloves at $99 in 12oz, 14oz, 16oz and 18oz, Velcro or Lace-up style https://www.ringtocage.com/japanese-style-training-gloves-2-0-velcro-or-lace-up/
Japanese headgear: Click here if you are looking for our most popular Japanese headgea https://www.ringtocage.com/japanese-style-sparring-headgear-2-0/
These gloves are made with same specifications as our popular c-17s2 Japanese Gloves.. we are carrying limited quantities in stock. Top quality gloves but no warranty on the metallic color fading or patterned color fading.
Made of cowhide leather.
Choose your style by selecting the # next to the photo above. As you choose the Style # above, photo of the style will be shown in the photo view.
All these Sizes 16oz only, unless marked different size in above options, can be seen in the photo view as you click on Style #. Available mostly in Hook&Loop version but some are available in lace up version, can be seen in the photo view as you click on Style #.
Product Reviews
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Best value for money
Posted by Dave on 27th May 2020
These are the best training gloves I have ever used. Winning is too rich for my blood and I have never had the pleasure of trying them, but there is no way that they are 3-4 times better than the R2C gloves when comparing price. The build quality is on point, the leather is also of good quality. My last pair of training gloves were the Title world gels and they bruised my knuckles pretty badly to the point where I would either have to limit my force or reduce the number of days trained. So far, I have not had the same issue with these. I did have some torn skin on my left pinky after the third training session with these, but it has healed and not become a recurring issue. I don't believe it was a fault with the gloves as there are no awkward wrinkles in that area of the glove, but I thought it worth mentioning in case it happens to any one else. Time will tell how long they will last but if I get a couple years of continuous training out of them, I'll definitely by buying another pair. I have no reason so far to believe they won't last.
