Contender Fight Sports Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps (10 Pairs Pack)

Cheapest handwraps you can find on the market and the quality is top notch. There are 2 kinds of wraps. One is the stretchy kinds and the not stretchy kinds. You definitely want the stretchy kinds. And these are the stretchy kinds. 180" stretchy hand wraps for 4 bucks each. Can't find a better deal anywhere else. I love these. Had them for over a year and its still good as new; only the paint rubbed off a little but who cares about that.Protip: Wash them in a mesh bag for longevity.

Nice wraps do the job. Dont overpay for wraps.

I always been lazy always try to find an excuse not to use hand wraps. My I started to feel like when I work on Thai Pads or Mitts my wrists started to hurt and all of my friends at the gym told me I should wrap my hands and wrists. I decided to order this set and wrap my heads before I put on my gloves and man my friends were right. I made a lot of different on my hands and wrists! I love this product!!

Not to be condescending, but I'm going to go against the reviews stating these are mexican style wraps. These are NOT a mexican style hand wrap; Not even close. Mexican style wraps are a blend between cotton and elastic and are generally thin or medium in terms of thickness. The result is a stretchy and very soft material, almost silky. Think of the wrap hospitals and clinics use, only better. Ambra La Roy are traditional mexican style wraps and there are plenty of other brands that offer the traditional mexican style wrap, albeit they are quite expensive. However, these aren't too bad.These are more of a traditional wrap that carry a thick and bulky feel, paired with a rough textured cotton. They're soft, in their own context, but could be softer. Best thing about them is their length. These are very long. You can adequately wrap you entire hand and wrist, which is a plus. In case you're wondering, my hands are medium sized. Overall, for their price they are a great "bang for you buck", but lack the true components of a true mexican style wrap. I do recommend them because even removing the variable that would regard these as true "mexican style" wraps, as a traditional wrap they are definitely much better than many other "traditional style" wraps I have used.

Hard to go wrong with these Mexican Style Handwaps, with extra rap in the roll for those with larger hands. Holds up well, nice material, and the quantity packages are worth it to ensure you always have a backup set / fresh new packaged roll for visitors or free giveaways.

These are truly the best hand wraps I have ever worn. I gave them out to my boxing students and they love them. I will definitely be ordering more. They stretch and fit perfectly. The thickness is great and adds plenty of protection. The 180 length 10 box is an economical bargain.

These are great wraps for the price and very comparable to Everlast. I've had mine for about a month and so far the quality has held up. We will see how they do over the rest of the year.

Great wrap. Feels good and does what its supposed to. Only thing I don't like about it is the Velcro strap. It's too narrow and seems a bit off once you've wrapped it completely around your hand. Other than that, good quality for the money