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    Top Boxer Win1

    8 inches from base of palm to top of middle finger. 4 inches wide at knuckles. The 14 oz fits just right. A bit on the small size in therms of finger pocket lenght.
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    Its time to replace my Heavy Bag, need some suggestions

    Those are made by Pro Boxing. Awesome bags that will last forever.
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    Its time to replace my Heavy Bag, need some suggestions

    Are you talking about the new Rival heavy bags (the Mark 1) or the old ones (orange and black) ? The "old" Rival heavy bags were made by Pro Boxing supplies and were fantastic. Dont know how good are the new Mark 1 tho. The Prolast one look exactly the same as the Pro Boxing. So in all, I...
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    10/12 oz Velcro bag gloves?

    Ahhh the famous 12oz vs 16oz question lol Lots of guys like to use lighter gloves for mitts and bagwork because its closer to the weight of fight gloves. But for some, 12 oz feels less protective and prefer to ise 14 or 16oz gloves on the bag. I used to only use 14 and 16oz gloves for bag...
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    10/12 oz Velcro bag gloves?

    Mmmmmm good question. Both gloves are fantastic. If you want a snuggier hand compartment, go with the Aliens as the BGV9s have a pretty wide hand compatment. I am pretty shure REYES also have a wide hand pocket. Both will give you a very satisfying pop on the bag. In the end, it all...
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    10/12 oz Velcro bag gloves?

    The BGV9 is a fantastic glove in therm of comfort, protection and feedback. The only negative, for me, is it has too much wrist protection. The wrist is like a cast lol. The Aliens are also great and offers superb protection and feedback, but they have a smaller hand compartment and the...
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    Slipped disk, sciatica nerve pinched

    Look up McKenzie Method. Thats what saved me when I got my herniated disc and sciatic nerve pinching. I did the "cobra stretch" several times a day for a long long time. Be patient and try not to stay too long on the meds. Also, ice the area several times a day for 10-15 min every 2...
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    Post Your Gloves/Gear

    What !? You managed to get one of the few pairs ! Sweet.
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    Prefilled heavy bag

    The only difference is in the style. Also maybe more stitches where the different colors meet. But basicaly, the bags are the same size.
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    -Still Looking for a good brand, 150lb., Pre-Filled Muay Thai Heavy Bag-

    Have you checked Nazo boxing ? Their prices are really good.
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    What is the main benefit of a heavier heavy bag?

    The bag will move less and you will be able to throw heavier punch. So good for punching power. But, it will be a bit harder on your joints. Thats why I prefer 115-130lb bag. But the density of the bag will also play a huge role.
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    -Heavy Bag question my dudes- (I think I posted the original in the wrong section - apologies)

    Usualy a 6 foot thai bag will be between 100 and 150lb. It depends on the brand. Stay away from Everlast unless you get the super leather one at 600$ +. You cannot go wrong with Fairtex or Ring to Cage. Ringside and CSI (ringside sub brand) should also be fine.
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    Post Your Gloves/Gear

    I really enjoy the versatility of the Fairtex BGV1. Yes they lack a grip bar, but I just make one with the wrap on my palm. No issue with making a fist so far. They are great for bag, pads and sparring as well. They have some breathabke models with a grip bar as well. Top Boxer Aliens are...
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    Exercise Bike Reccomendation

    Recently bought a Rogue Echo and that thing is a tank ! The wife and I really like it.
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    Ringside omega 56$

    IMO, for 56$ you cannot go wrong.
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    Having trouble determining what gloves I should start with

    C-17 have a great reputation, but if you have big hands, they might be a bit small. Also, lots of quality control issus. Still, they are great gloves. But for knuckles protection, there is better options at around same price.
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    Having trouble determining what gloves I should start with

    If you are looking for great knuckle protection, Hayabusa are really good. Also, any IMF or MIM type of foam (aka: Rinside or Ring to cage (exept c17)) will do. If you dont mind, Twins gloves offers fenomenal protection.
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