Twins Boxing Gloves Review - Industry standard boxing gloves for Muay Thai or Boxing
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2019
- In this review we look at the world famous Twins boxing gloves and the pros and cons of what are industry standard boxing gloves 🥊🇹🇭
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Swear to God, Ross another great review. I watch as many of your reviews as I can. well done
Carlos Vejar ah thank you Carlos appreciate the feedback 😄
Just got my first twins in the mail. Have always used fairtex before. They are pretty snug so can't wait to break them in. Anyway, enjoyed your video thanks.
My favourite gloves, I’ve used them for years, you can’t beat them.
I have 3 pairs of twins 10, 14 and 16 had them for years and they are still going, amazing!
Are the 14 smaller in the hand compartment in comparison to the 16oz?
@@gravel89-94 Good question, I would love to know that
@@gravel89-94yeah because of the higher ounce 16 will feel a lot huger if you have smaller hands I’ll recommend using 14
Been wearing twins for 20 years great glove ,the only reason I changed to rival is because of a distribution issue here in uk
I got the exact same green twins special in 16oz! They are really very very good for punching the bag, training ! But the I find them very bulking and the wrist support could be better.
I have big hand so I’m tight inside but overall these glove are Solid as a tank.
how big are your hands?
I'm debating between these and a Fairtex pair and do a lot of bag work. I want something that won't make the bag swing quite as wildly and provides good wrist support. Which would you recommend or would you suggest a different model (from one of those companies or something different altogether)? Thanks!
Thanks for this review. I purchased a really inexpensive pair ($13 Canadian + shipping) of white 8oz Twins gloves online. Upon closer examination of mine vs yours in this video, mine are definitely a Chinese replica; a very close replica to be honest though.
The only giveaways were that mine aren't real leather & the base of the real ones have a nice curve around the wrist whereas mine are more flat.
Twins Vs Fairtex? which one is better ??? in your opinion
Just watched a video where a dude weighted his new Twins gloves and the weight was pretty off (15.1lbs and 16.6lbs instead of supposed 18lbs) and there were lots of comments with similar experiences.
Excellent pair of gloves. Used to have finger joint pain, not anymore after switching to these. They are a bit tight in the beginning, so you need to break them in.Not suitable for large hands.
I have finger joint pain on the middle joints of my fingers do you think these could help?
What gloves should I buy for my big hands and long fingers? I’ve had loads of gloves and am struggling to find a pair that fits
@@o-tn1994 Boxing gloves from King Pro Boxing are for larger hands.
review Windy gloves!!
Had a pair for well over 5 years. Smell ripe but do the trick.
do they really last that long? i might have to buy a pair since i do lots and lots of heavy bag work.
@@ldbcqplus175Built so well! As long as you are letting the inside dry out(not in the sun) I think you could get two to three years with daily use. I rotate gloves but really wear them out before buying new ones.
@@randybobandy7236 ahh i see then 👍 thanks a lot for the info. i’ll be sure to cop a pair or two. i
@@ldbcqplus175 definitely worth it if you don’t mind the bulkier Thai style gloves
@@randybobandy7236 they are a bit too tight on the fingers. I ve got myself a new pair and hope that ll improve in the long run. What do you think?
Honestly, Twins is my favourite Thai boxing gloves for training and sparring. I have little interest Fairtex, Sandee etc. My humble opinion.
Do you got a review on the twins bag gloves or any experience ? I ordered them in xl bcs my hands kinda large and the asian brands producing for kinda small hands so i thought i would do nothing wrong to order them in xl instead of L but im kinda unsure now, bcs they kinda loose on the wrist and on the thumb also but i guess on the thumb it doesnt matter anyway so idc about the thumb. Its pretts stiff on the front of the hand/on the fingers and i think what matters most, still its unsure me that the wrist is so lose (i never had bag gloves on before so thats why i am that unsure)
Billzan gloves built just like the twins too
Hi, I tried the 16oz version and the hand compartment is a bit loose, are the 14oz a lot smaller? Is the wrist support bad for standard boxing or kickboxing? I tried also Fairtex but they are too loose.
Thanks for mentioning about how much they cost. Almost brought them from a scam website for £60
Same bro
i am planning to buy a twins special (bgll 1) I am 68-70kg, my hand circumferense is 8inch is it gonna fit??
I dont have fat hands but my fingers are very long..will these suit me?
For you, Is twins better than fairtex
Nice video between
Ah thna you! For me honestly they're just as good as eachother. if you want more padding go with Twins, if you want to feel your punches go with Fairtex :)
Hi, what's your take on buying second hand/used boxing gloves? I see lots of sellers claiming they've only worn their gloves twice or thrice and offer them for half the store price.
I wouldnt risk is to be honest, chances are they have been worn way more than the ad says. For the sake of £30 or £40 get them brand new. Plus 2nd hand ones have someone elses sweat and you might be prone to infection or just having your hands smell really really bad!
I don't like muay thai gloves but i love muay thai
Twins or hayabusa s4? Help me
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I want twins just I've got big hands
I had a pair that turned very very soft after a couple of months. So soft that I felt my knuckles come through during hard punches. Finally I sold them and bought more protective compact foam gloves,
Sure it wasn't a knock off? There's a lot out there.
@@timothyfreeman97 no it felt good in the beginning and itdidnt come from the internet but from a reknowedfighstore in the Netherlands. They were very snug when I bought them but grew softer and softer
@@burttheman3697 I'm only getting these instead of fairtex because I have small hands and recently tried the fairtex bgv9s (Mexican style meant for boxing only and no clinch) and it was too big for me even at 12 oz. Its a shame that I have to go for glove size over quality because apparently twins are the smallest and snug compared to other muay thai brands like fairtex, top king, yokkao (which I heard is trash anyways so doesn't matter). I might also look into the boon compacts
I have pretty large hands but I've always wanted a pair of twins but the dimensions of my hands are about four and a half inches straight across the knuckles maybe a little over nine all the way around someone said I should actually think about getting windy or boon instead is this true please help
Twins gloves are definitely a lot snugger fitting but they will soften up a lot once you break them in
Seconds Out Fight Store so you’re saying it is ok for me to them then
I’ve seen some Twins kids synthetic gloves for £40 but worried in case they’re fakes
what are the best thai brand boxing gloves to be used for western boxing?
Yohanes Pradono Twins are generally the main brand that cross over from Thai into boxing so that’s what I’d recommend 👍
Get their Mexican style gloves for boxing. Longer wrist and not made for grappling. Fairtex and Twins are pretty good.
Yokkao
Joe Ridge what is it called
Hi ! Wich size would you recommand for an overall use ? (Bag, Mitts and Sparring work)
I don't want to have the 16oz size because they seems very big.
I'm confuse between 12oz or 14oz. I'm 5,8" and 145
Thank you again for the review
14oz! 12oz too Hard for sparring
14 oz
Generally, the weight of the glove doesn't change the size of the hand compartment per BRAND. The objective of your activity will dictate the WEIGHT of your glove. Again, find a BRAND that fits your hand, THEN determine the weight, IE heavier (14oz and up) for sparring and generally 12oz and lower for bag and pads.
As a matter of personal preference, I use 10oz/12oz for padwork, 12oz for heavy bag & 14oz/16oz for sparring.
Will it be a huge problem if my middle finger kinda sticks out even after putting the Twins gloves on?
Dafuq?
My my middle finger stick a little bit out when wearing the glove. I have 16 oz btw. But for me no problem. When making a fist the thick padding still covers al my fingers and my hands are protected with blocking or partner drills.
If you have the feeling sticking out will damage the leather, then better go for other gloves.
If you wear 16 oz Fairtex gloves and want some more padding, would an 18 oz Twins work? I have had some wrist pain lately as well.
Fairtex gloves are quite small in comparison to most other brands. 16oz twins are fine, plenty of padding.
Will these do fine for boxing?
Yeh but you would be better off getting a pair of boxing specific gloves. These are ment to be flexible around the wrist for clinching in Muay Thai.
Does it look big? Aesthetically how does it compare to 12 oz boxing gloves?
jumongwu in 12oz not really, only 14oz & 16oz I notice a difference in the actual size of the glove vs others
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I personally don’t like the thumb on the twins. They just feel too thick for me.
how i can see if is fake or not ?
It depends on the fake, some are very easy to tell others you really need to see in person. I’d say the best way to make sure you’re buying the real product is to but from a shop you trust (hopefully us 😂) and who have good quality reviews. Or of course but from Twins direct
These were my top selection after several hours of research.
But I went into a store and tried on a 16 oz and my fingers were pushing against the end of the gloves and it was fairly hard to make a good fist. Is this normal and does this get better once broken in? Or should I look elsewhere if my fingers were that tight?
I'm 5'10" and have above average hands for my size
Awesome review btw, thanks for the content
Fairtex have a large hand compartment
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Help me Twins or King pro boxing
Petr T both great quality gloves, but I’d say Twins based on durability and range of designs/colours 👌
@@SecondsOutFightStore how long should one expect a pair of twins gloves to last?
@@aaronpryor9911 Years (if well looked after of course!)
@@SecondsOutFightStore thank you!
yokkao!
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These gloves are ergonomically horrible. Worse design.