Bro do these gloves feel good when hitting the heavybag?

@@haziqmahmood4887 yes

Great points

Are they good for bag work? Does the extra length on the wrist become restrictive when punching at all? Is there gel of any kind in the knuckle area?

How it go?

@@ehkluhtoo2078 Great gloves.

@@ehkluhtoo2078bad

These are really good for exactly that

@@FightCentralUK Good to know, thank you. Btw how do these gloves compare to the twins bgvl 11…also a model with a wristlock only more compact like the bgn?

@@justinb3846 They are very similar, one loops on the top, one loops inside. The 11 looks a bit more traditional, the 6 is a bit funky and different from a traditional glove which is personal preference but I like the 6 but it's hard to describe why. Maybe the fastening being on the inside and having an uninterupted cuff on the back favours the way I punch, I'm not entirely sure. Both are high quality proper leather gloves though and none of this PU stuff they've started bringing out

@@FightCentralUK Thank you I will try both and make a choice between those two.

Thats a great question. Less velcro than the normal gloves but certainly enough to do the job

Hay mate , I owe a pair of those and can say that those are great gloves . Hand fits inside very nice and tide . I have them for a few years now and been destroying them on heavy bag , pads , sparring and can surely say that they last ! Velcro still good and because of the construction of the glove your hand feels snug in them . Only minuses i can name is that loop thing on the inner side of the glove making people you spar with hate you - in clinch it hurts their ears and head in total . Also they don’t look as pretty after a few months of use - that whole pad on the outside breaks somewhere in the middle and creates a “hump” because inner padding goes only to that point but not all the way . That’s it pretty much . I had around 15-20 pairs of gloves from boxing rivals to top king , punish, fairtex , punch , ect and for the price you pay - those twins are the best ! Plus you can get pure white or customise it ☺️

I suppose it depends on your style and what sort of work you're doing on the bag, for me personally I typically use the bag to work on power, and so I want the extra wrist support. They could be restrictive for Muay Thai clinchwork but if you just do boxing or bag work then the extra support is a benefit

It honestly just depends. The 6 has a lot more wrist support so if you are big or a heavy puncher or have wrist problems you might find the 6 better, if you like to hit pads for more technical work then maybe the 3 is better. If you mix some clinch into your pad work then the 3 is a better glove in my opinion. I think its important to have a range of gloves in your bag if you can afford it though, like a mechanic has many tools in his toolbox

@@FightCentralUK tks

Good for training because of the wrist support but you won't be able to fight in them I don't think

@@FightCentralUKnice to know i thought about getting them for sparring

No, 16oz is 16oz the same as anything else. Cheap gloves don't ont play by the rules and it's just a size guide but proper brands should weigh exactly as it says on the label

@@FightCentralUK i actually order 1 awhile ago hahaha. Can you please try to do a weight comparison between the 2? I really think the BGVL6 is a bit heavier than the BGVL3… but just a really tiny bit hehe

@@alamikoy2191 I think its an interesting video topic actually so I will try to do it. It might not be this week but I will try to sort it out some time soon

Yep! Let me sub then. Im going to be waiting bro. 😉💪🏻

they are actually 17 oz

yes.. it's hugeee...

Thank you