Venum Unisex Adult Elite Boxing Gloves

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Compact fit: With the Training Camps wide velcro enclosure and triple density foam, these gloves are able to take some impact which in turn provides hand and wrist protection.

As of April 1, 2021, VENUM is the organization's exclusive in-octagon Fight Kit and Fight Week apparel . This partnership is a natural fit between the world's leading combat sports organization and the world's leading combat sports brand. In summary, these Challenger 2.0’s are a great pair of boxing gloves if you’re getting them for someone between the ages of 10-14 because the gloves will protect them well, are easy to use, and look great. However… What's really cool about Venum is their blend of durability and style. Their gear isn't just tough enough to handle the most intense training sessions; it's also got a unique flair that stands out. This blend of quality, style, and durability is why Venum has not just survived but thrived in the competitive world of Mixed Martial Arts. They're not just a brand; they're an authority in the MMA gear game. Venum Boxing Gloves While the gloves are very expensive, the leather material and triple-density foam make them good at protecting your hands and for this reason, I would buy them. Wrist support: The wrist compartment is very flexible (despite the large velcro wrist) meaning you need to get a good pair of hand wraps with the gloves if you don’t already have a pair.Nice design: I like the design of these Challenger 2.0’s because of the large imprinted logo and white shapes which almost look like boat sails if you look closely. The Venum Challenger 3.0 Boxing Gloves are great in comparison to the more expensive Venum gloves because they have similar features. While I own this glove and use it regularly, my wrists sometimes feel sore after 12-rounds on the heavy bag because the wrist compartment isn’t completely stable. Now you know which gloves are the best, let’s look at some of the common questions people have about them: Common Questions About the Venum Boxing Gloves:

If you’re looking to train regularly or train for a long period of time and you want a pair of gloves which will last a long time and protect your hands in turn, then these gloves are for you. I’m not a massive fan of the Training Camps due to their price and if you’re looking for a glove with both a great price and quality for your training, I’d recommend getting the Venum Unisex Adult Elite Boxing Glove.

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VENUM's rich understanding of a UFC fighter’s unique needs during training and competition will be present throughout the entire product line, including the Fight Week apparel and Fight Kit. You've probably seen Venum's gear in action – their t-shirts, fight shorts, MMA gloves, Boxing gloves and even footwear are a common sight in the ring, worn by current champions and the next generation of fighters. I find that the wrist compartment bends quite easily so you’ll need a good pair of hand wraps which we’ve covered on this review here.

Nappa leather: This is a premium leather material which you will find amongst the best boxing gloves. Nappa leather is also used in high-end sports cars due to its anti-scratch/tear resistance. Such cars include the Bentley Continental GT as well as the McLaren F1. Handmade Nappa leather: This is the third glove on the list with real leather (the rest are synthetic). Nappa leather is a super strong leather commonly found in high-end sports cars such as the Bentley Continental GT.In my personal opinion (and the opinion of Men’s Health) Hayabusa makes better boxing gloves because of their revolutionary duel-x wrist protection, wipe away sweat thumb, and multi-layered foam protection which even their less expensive gloves contain. Venum’s research and adaptions over the decade has led to great innovations and better boxing equipment year after year. Synthetic material: These gloves have no leather material in and are therefore not as long-lasting. Within the past 6 years, VENUM established itself as the undisputed world leader in combat sports gear & apparel. On the other hand, UFC definitely holds the position of one of the world’s biggest sports organizations. What would make these gloves even better is a leather outer material but this would increase the price dramatically.

The fewer options there are to choose from the easier it is for me to get something because otherwise, I can’t make my mind up. Do you relate? Prevents broken thumbs: The 100% full attached thumb means you can protect your thumb and your opponent’s eye (as non-attached thumbs can poke another fighter’s eye). Alternatively, you can place a tbsp of bicarbonate of soda (baking soda if you’re outside of the U.K.) into the inside of your gloves and then vacuum it out as the powder is a smell repellent. Where Are Venum Boxing Gloves Made? Attached thumb: These Gladiator gloves come with an attached thumb to prevent you from breaking your thumb. Wrist support could be better: All of the gloves reviewed today (apart from the Giant 3.0’s lace-up) have great velcro but the downside to all of the gloves are the bendy wrists.Let's chat about Venum's fight and Muay Thai shorts. Starting with their fight shorts, these are a dream for anyone into No Gi BJJ, MMA and martial arts. Made with 100% lightweight polyester, they're all about helping you move freely and upping your game. They're tough too, with reinforced seams that mean they're in it for the long haul. Plus, the smart closure system keeps them snug and in place, no matter how intense the fight gets. And when things heat up? No sweat – literally. Thanks to fast-dry microfibers and mesh panels, these shorts keep you cool and comfortable. Step 6) Insert your No Stink glove deodoriser and let it sit here until you’re ready to use your gloves again. The Venum Giant 3.0 Boxing Glove is number one on my list today because it has the finest quality material (Nappa leather) amongst all other Venum boxing gloves. Over the years, Venum has invested a lot of money into researching the best pair of gloves on the market. Venum’s innovations have led to: