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Interesting to hear others found that they could not use their MS-600s on the bag. I have found any winning gloves to be extremely protective for bag/pad work, so they are usually my go-to given past hand injuries. Some people prefer not to use winnings for bag/pad work because it wears them...

Thanks for the review. My gym just got several new Outslayer bags, and I really wanted to like them as they are made domestically. I don't know how to say it nicely, but I just hate using these bags. They are very hard, and the feedback from hitting the bags feels off. As a point of...

I really liked the BGV9s, but was very disappointed by the BGL7s. I wish they just took the BGV9s and added laces, but the BGL7s are way tougher on the hands than the 9s.

Cool, thanks for the info. I'll hold off on purchasing the BGV9's until others have vouched that they can be broken in.

Hello All, I was looking for dense/hard gloves for work on bag/pads. I own Fairtex BGV9's in 14oz and absolutely love them. I am fairly heavy handed and find soft/pillowy gloves (i) don't deliver the coveted "pop" or (ii) result in sore knuckles/hands. I wanted 12 oz gloves with similar dense...

Yeah...the more I use bag gloves--the more I think that the Thais use them as a result of cost constraints/convenience

I was re-watching the Contender Asia a few weeks ago, and it inspired me to pick up a pair of traditional thai bag gloves. All the fighters (JWP, Yod, etc.) used bag gloves for pad and bag work. I bought the Twins TBGL-1F (link below)...

Winnings are the right call...

Thanks for the advice - I think I am just going to keep both. Nothing wrong with that :). I just hear a lot of bro science about "puncher's glove", glove with the most "pop", etc. It seems the only way to figure out what is true is to try out the glove and ask people on sherdog - unfortunately...

Cool - thanks for the info

I'll tell you on Friday about the performance - going to do a lot of bag and mitt work. My initial impressions? Zero wrist support, very snug fit, stiff thumb (which i assume will break in), and very comfortable. I will look into using a converter - i havent decided yet. Strat - can I ask you...

That makes sense. Thanks for the info. You don't work for reyes do you ;)?

I received the safetec's 10oz in the mail. They fit well, but i am disappointed because they are so soft. I was really looking for a hardened, puncher's glove like the fairtex mexican style glove. I am hesitant to try them out because I want to return them. This is just a heads up for people who...

I don't have issues with wrist support as long as I used 180 mex. wraps.

As a quick follow-up - I am seeing that some people say the Safetec cleto's are soft (almost like twins). I am looking for a puncher's glove with good "pop". Are the Safetec Cleto's the gloves to get?

Gotcha - ok cool thanks. I'll go with the 12oz.

You guys are great thanks. The BGV9 also had a huge internal hand compartment - my one complaint. Bottom of the palm to the tip of the middle finger: Just over 7 inches Thumb length, base of the thumb to the tip: Just over 4 inches knuckle circum: 11.5 inches (measured circum of my fist -...

Crap. Sorry - I don't know too much about Reyes gloves, but I used the Fairtex Mexican Style Glove (BGV9) and loved it. Unfortunately, the fairtex don't come in 10oz, and I heard they are styled very similar to the Cletos. Do you mind linking to the 10oz Cletos that are well-regarded? I...

Thanks - Ill email them asking if they are the mexican-market make. FYI - anyone interested in these Reyes gloves inside the US - Mexicanfightgear won't have reyes gloves until early 2014 and Juan can't ship to the US.

thanks for the reply - i actually live in the US =(.