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Harbinger 320 Bag Glove WristWrap (Black) | 
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| Brand: Harbinger
Category: Sports
Buy New: $38.24 - $59.99
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Rating: 15 reviews
Sales Rank: 1405
Clothing Size: Medium; Large; X-large
Size: Medium; Large; X-Large
MPN: 320
ASIN: B00074TAWI
Release Date: January 3, 2005
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| Features:
| • | Ideal bag glove for cardio kick-boxer, martial arts, and boxing enthusiasts | | • | Stabilizes the wrist joint with gentle pressure | | • | Ultra-light foam padding protects hands | | • | Hinged thumb allows full range of motion | | • | NoSweat lining wicks moisture away from skin |
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From the Manufacturer
Harbinger's Bag Glove WristWrap is ideal for cardio kick-boxers, martial artists, and boxing enthusiasts of all levels. The patented WristWrap stabilizes the wrist joint with adjustable but gentle pressure, keeping the wrist in the proper position while training. The WristWrap features an ultra-light foam padding that protects the top of the hand while minimizing bulkiness. The hinged thumb allows for a full range of motion, the fully padded open finger design provides you with maximum protection, and the cushioned palm is designed to absorb shock. In addition, the NoSweat Lansing wicks moisture away from your skin.
Product Description
SHIPPING INCLUDEDThe most powerful wrist support system ever built into a glove.NoSweat Lining is the unique Moisture Management System that keeps hands cool, dry and comfortable. Ultra-light EVA foam padding offers hand protection for minimum bulk and optimum speed. Hinged thumb positions the thumb alongside the fist while maintaining full thumb ...
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
Great gloves July 20, 2008
David Balicki (San Jose)
Take a beating and totally last. They fit well but tend to stain your hand when you get really sweaty.
Overall great product.
Excellent Product June 8, 2008
L. Sadler
This is an excellent product. It exceeded my expectations and is part of my daily workout.
Great training glove February 8, 2008
Antony Sabbouh (Annandale, VA)
I modified the glove a little before using it. I removed the bar across the palm to grapple/weightlift and I removed the smaller pads on the fingers to grip my fist tighter. Its great for training. I can beat on the heavy bag all day and not feel a thing. I dont use it for full contact sparring though cause I'm not so sure how well it will protect my training partner.
Well made but good to mix up training gear. January 12, 2008
M. Grant (WA State)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
These are very well made and take a beating. I cut out the roll in the palm to use them for MMA training. The wrist wrap feature is great for hard hitting (similar to their lifting gloves). Overuse of these gloves seems to make wrists weaker because of all over-support they provide to the wrist during punching. I use them once in a while but prefer a light bag glove with a looser wrist to increas arm strength.
 pretty good price good glove wears well January 10, 2007
R. Jones
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I use these for MMA type workout on bags& blocking pads, and they have worked well. They give good protection even when hitting hard. I have not had the problem with dye fading that I noticed with some other gloves. Overall I would reccomend, about the same or less than other gloves from everlast, century, ect and just as good quality.FYI There are a lot of visible seams where the pads "pockets" are attached (especially on the fingers) that you can't see well in the picture advertised. I do't think this is a big deal as many bag gloves have this, I wouldn't use them to spar as these would tend to cut. (most people would use "fighting gloves" to spar anyway, but just trying to be helpful !!)
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