Winning now on TITLE Boxing!!

[Eshays!]

No! That is NOT Winning gear!! Its a lower comparitive brand but def not Winning.... i personally know the owner of Winning USA (Kazumichi) and Winning is all I wear

I know its expensive but TRUST ME ITS WELL WORTH IT!!

Get with the thread u wanker, we established that about 5 pages ago

[I3C727]

Get with the thread u wanker, we established that about 5 pages ago

lol

misfit can you get some pics up?

[parrinkinpau]

i would have considered ordering a pair of training gloves, but i need 18s, not 16s. im curious to hear someone's review.

mikebrew mentioned fighting's headgear looks to be superior to winning. being that winning is universally considered to be the best headgear on the market, used by de la hoya, pacquiao, margarito, cotto, collazo, vargas, etc. i sincerely doubt it.....

i am also curious about the punch mitts. anyone gets anything, post a review please!

I have in my gym all types of brands, cleto, winning, everlast,grant... you name it

if you want it for training, i would suggest that we all should get winning, is just the best for training, the quality of their equipment is excellent, including the speed bags, the heavybags, the mitts, the headgear, everything in winning is good for training..

the quality is optimus, if you want something for fighting i would recommend in the first place Cleto Reyes and second Grant

[The Misfit]

Here are some pics of the gloves. Sorry it took me a bit to post back on here even though I took the photos right after you asked to post them. I have been using them with boxing and MMA training, and they are working great. They are pretty sleek to slide some shots in boxing, and they fit my hand snug when I am training MMA so they don't move around. I really like them so far and they still look good. Hope this helps. Misfit

[I3C727]

hmm, thanks for the pics man.

[paulsinghnl]

hey guys, i'm not that experienced with gloves. i heard Winning are one of the best for training, also seeing that all the champs use 'em. so i checked 'em out online. i live in Amsterdam, and as far as i know, there's no retailer in Europe. If there was, they'd prob. even be more expensive than 250, cuz of the shipping, exclusivity and so on. Twins is big here, and u can get Everlast, although that's pretty crap, i've gotten to know. i have Cusley now, which is relatively unknown... it gets the job done, and they're my first pair, still working, so they have a special bond, lol. 16 oz, but not really snug for my hand, roomy.

are the Winning with velcro as good as with lace? i just like velcro much more. lace takes too much time, and u always gotta fiddle with that ****.. any advice on which gloves are the best available in Netherlands/Europe?