Marvel Hero Elite Mexican Style Boxing Hand Wraps for Men & Women

Excellent quality and design. Completely worth it. Should launch more models!

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Buena calidad para boxear

These hand wraps are pretty solid! They’re a bit thinner than I expected, so they don’t offer as much padding as thicker wraps, but they still get the job done. The material is durable and provides decent support during training. If you prefer lighter wraps or have smaller hands, these might be perfect for you. Overall, they’re a good option, but I’d love a slightly thicker version for extra protection.

Bought these to train with and they hold up great. Been having for over a year and still are working great.Love the color and desigm and will buy again

These are my first Mexican style wraps, huge difference in comfort with the longer length and slightly stretchy material. The different patterns and colors let you have some style, I highly recommend Hyabusa products for their quality and style.

I use these wraps for cardio kickboxing and for recreational muay thai. They are soft, have a little bit of stretch but stay in place pretty well. They did bleed a little bit the first few washings, but not a lot and the color loss has settled down. I have had other wraps for a few years that still lose color.

I have three sets of wraps that I rotate throughout my training each week. I normally train traditional boxing or MMA 3 to 5 times a week depending on schedule so each set of wraps will get used at least once. I've had these Hayabusa wraps for a little over a year now and I gotta say, they are one of the most beautiful and coolest designed wraps on the market. However, it does come at a price. $20 is over double what I paid for my generic Everlast wraps and Meister MMA wraps. Both of which do the job just as well in terms of protection.The material on the Hayabusa wraps is a little more stiff and rigid feeling. It's not as soft or stretchy as the other two wraps. So sometimes I cannot wrap as tightly as a I want without my circulation being cut off, but the benefit to that is that it wraps very cleanly and does not bunch up or tangle up on itself.The biggest downside to the wraps is that after a year, the velcro is starting to fail. Although it still adheres if you get it just right, most of the time, it loses adhesion and folds up on itself while inside your glove. In the photo I have the Hayabusa knuckle guards as well.If this was a $10 set of wraps, I wouldn't be so harsh on them in the ratings, but for $20 and being a "high-quality" brand, I am disappointed that they barely lasted me over a year when my Everlast ones from the sporting goods store lasted me over 5. Honestly, if they just made the velcro better, this product would be great. As it sits with the bad velcro, I can only recommend this to the recreational fighter (i.e. my wife and her purple set is still pretty nice) who trains a couple times a month.