Venum Unisex Adult Elite Boxing Gloves

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Nice design: I like the design of these Challenger 2.0’s because of the large imprinted logo and white shapes which almost look like boat sails if you look closely. Venum doesn't just stop at quality; they offer variety too. Their range of padding options is huge, from 8oz all the way up to 18oz. So, whether you're just starting out in sparring or you're a seasoned fighter, Venum has got you covered. And the choices! Models like the Shield Pro, Hammer Pro, and Giant 2.0 – each with its unique features and benefits. It's like a candy store for boxers. Venum Boxing Shoes

Wrist support: Whenever I use these gloves, I always feel a slight pain at the top of my wrist and this is because the wrist compartment can bend (even when the velcro is done up well) so a good pair of hand wraps would help.Compact fit: With the Training Camps wide velcro enclosure and triple density foam, these gloves are able to take some impact which in turn provides hand and wrist protection. Injected foam: Instead of the new triple density foam which many Venum gloves now have, these instead have an injected form of padding which doesn’t protect your hands as well. Venum Unisex Sharp Boxing Gloves not only make you look sharp in the ring, but they also last a long time thanks to their real Nappa leather which is commonly used in sports car seats. Wrist support could be better: All of the gloves reviewed today (apart from the Giant 3.0’s lace-up) have great velcro but the downside to all of the gloves are the bendy wrists. With some of the best names in the fight game, Venum has taken off as one of the best in the business.

The fewer options there are to choose from the easier it is for me to get something because otherwise, I can’t make my mind up. Do you relate? If you buy a cheap Venum boxing glove such as the Contender 2.0, you’re going to get an injected foam glove with plastic material. Design: I like how Venum has designed these gloves with the choice of colours as well as a signature embossed Venum logo which has become so popular due to their brand ambassadors.

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Synthetic material: These gloves have no leather material in and are therefore not as long-lasting. Their commitment to quality. Their MMA and boxing equipment, think boxing gloves, shin guards, headgear, are all handcrafted in Thailand. And their clothing? Made in Brazil, meeting the highest standards to ensure only the best gets the Venum label. The Venum Giant 3.0 Boxing Glove is number one on my list today because it has the finest quality material (Nappa leather) amongst all other Venum boxing gloves. Too big: Those who are younger than ten years old will find these gloves to be too big. The age rating on these challenger gloves is from 10-14. If you’re getting a pair of boxing gloves for kids younger than the age of 10, I’d recommend getting these gloves here because they will be a better fitting glove.

Now you know which gloves are the best, let’s look at some of the common questions people have about them: Common Questions About the Venum Boxing Gloves:Expensive: The Gladiator 3.0s are less expensive than the Giant 3.0s we’ve reviewed above, but the gloves are still up there close to the hundred pound/dollar mark. Step 5) Scrunch up some newspaper or some kitchen roll and put them into your gloves to dry out overnight.