FairtexHW2 Elastic Cotton Handwraps, 120' and 180" Full Length Hand Wraps-Many Colors

Nice long wraps

These are really expensive, but they are great wraps. I got the 180" wraps. They have some stretchiness to it so it doesn't feel too stiff or tight. I have other brands that have the same feel of quality but at half the price. The only thing I can't comment is its durability. I'll update after a few months of use.

Been using these for a month, I like them so far. Almost no color bleeding in the first wash and no bleeding noticed in subsequent washings. Has a bit more elasticity than Ring to Cage wraps so wrap tighter if you notice slippage. Wicks sweat well and dries much quicker than other wraps I’ve tried. I don’t believe machine washing is recommended but I’ve been doing so (in a wrap bag) and haven’t noticed any problems yet. Velcro is a possible weakness, they’re secured with a single strip that’s around 1/3- to 1/2-inch wide so this may wear out faster.

Decent, will not buy again. Soft, stretchy, expensive, a little too thin. I prefer thicker. They also don’t show “this side down.” Overall, I prefer a different brand I bought on Amazon for cheaper.

Most people when starting out in boxing or MMA dont know much about gear quality and the impact it can make on your training, like every joe i started with some everlast hand wraps, which when compared bare knuckle to just the wrap, it made almost no difference. They can still add some support and impact protection, but injury risk is still just as high. The fairtex cotton wraps 'on the other hand" 😉 are sturdy and thicker, adding a significant difference with just the wrap, to wrist support, knuckle protection, and aesthetic. Cant wait to get my fairtex muay thai gloves to match. Muay Thai FTW