The Best Boxing Hand Wraps and Techniques

So many people share different ways and different equipment to wrap your hands for boxing training. I’ve tried them all so here is the best boxing hand wraps and technique.

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Key points for hand wraps

There’s some things most people can agree on that are important when wrapping your hands.

Length

Most hand wrap manufacturers come in 1 of 4 different length 108 inches, 120, 180 and 200. Realistically, for adults 180 is a good place to be, anything less will likely not provide the needed protection and anything more will feel excessive.

Material

Cotton blend is the preferred material when looking for the best protection when wrapping hands for boxing and other combat sports. This is due to the material being breathable, flexible and allowing a snug fit, but without restriction.

Velcro closure

The addition of Velcro allows users to wrap their hands easily and quickly but also allows ease of tightening/loosening and removal. Almost all wrap systems incorporate Velcro in their design.

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Common hand wrapping techniques:

Traditional handwrap tehniques

Tony Jeffries shows one of the best ways to wrap your hands for boxing

Modern method – The best

Fightingdad – Fortress T1 hand wraps – The best way to wrap your hands

The benefits of T1s

Many fast wrap alternatives lack wrist support and don’t prevent hand injuries like traditional wraps, you get convivence at the lack of support. However, With the T1’s we get all the protection of traditional wraps but with all the protection, more in fact.

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How to prevent hand injuries in boxing?

Using hand wraps and more importantly using them correctly is one of the best things you can do to prevent hand injuries in boxing. The Fortress T1’s blend speed, protection and comfort, they are the best piece of equipment to protect your hands.

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