BlitzHand Wraps

These wraps are mostly ok; they’re pretty comfy, not scratchy at all and sit well against your skin. The only problem I have with these are that after only a few washes the stitching from the Velcro simply just comes away and the material in the wraps themselves start to open up slightly so you get little holes throughout the wraps. I had to purchase others as a replacement for this reason. Maybe if you were to hand wash them they might be ok? I’d definitely say they’re worth it for a beginner or if you’re just starting out though. Just something to be mindful of.

I am generally a fan of Blitz kit which is usually reasonable quality a very affordable prices.These wraps are too thin and too short to provide any real support or protection under your gloves for serious bag work.You are as well buying a pair of inner gloves / liner mitts which you can slip on and off in no time.If you want proper support under your gloves then get some full length and sturdy hand wraps which can hold knuckles in place and support your wrist.

Great wraps! Love this brand. They have a nice stretch to them and are comfortable to wear and the colours are cool. Some of my older pairs are starting to lose a bit of elasticity and are coming apart near the velcro so I guess they should be replaced, maybe they didn't quite hit 6 months but I do use them A LOT. I would recommend getting 180" if you want to properly wrap your fingers and thumbs and I have tiny lady hands but I wouldn't go for the shorter versions. I don't wash them as such, I just stick them in the shower with me, easy peasy.

I use these for Muay Thai, where they do the job just fine. The material is stretchy, has a thumb loop and velcro closure plus is long enough to give a nice wrap.However, I think that blitz must be having some issues with their products because their quality control (across several product lines) has plummeted. These came with loose stitching on one velcro closure, stains on the fabric and the colours have run in places after only two washes (don't wash them with your whites).I needed these right away as my last set of wraps were utterly trashed, otherwise I would have returned as faulty.

Brought these for my hands so I can use them when I use my boxing bag and there ok very long tho so have to wrap them loads of times but other than that there good especially for the price

Had a pair of red wraps. Used for boxing pad work and bag work primarily on and off a couple of times a week in 12oz gloves. No issues at all. Only now are they getting a bit worn hence the new pair purchased. Yes ok the new pair aren't in 'pristine' condition, but we're dealing with fabric so it's going to be a bit out of shape when you unravel it. If you're buying them to box, how pretty they look isn't the issue; it's whether they do the job. My boxing trainer recommended these the first time round and he knows his stuff (ex world champion fighter). So, yes, they do the job and they're dirt cheap!

Bought these to help support my wrists better in boxing class and they seemed to have done quite well. They're easy to wash - stick mine in the washing machine on a 30 degree cycle and tumble dried these after. They haven't shrunk. I ordered mine in Black, and the colour hasn't faded yet, and I've washed these about 4-5 times already.

I have used these wraps for six one hour sessions and they are holding up fine so far. I have yet to wash them. Due to previous reviewers' comments that the colours tend to run in the wash I ordered the white wraps to avoid this issue. But I always wash my clothes at below 30C so I doubt I would have had the problem anyway. If you are an adult get the 180 inch. At this size my hands leave 15 inches, extra is fine. Just wrap your wrists again for extra compression support.