H450 4.5m Stretch Cotton Boxing Hand Wrap – Heavyweight Fabric

SONGARD LIMITED

£12.5

Protect Your Hands wraps are the most effective way to protect your hands when sparring or training. Extra Support heavyweight fabric, 125g per pair compared to 95g for our standard wraps. Train Harder reduce fatigue and the risk of injury. Stay Cooler with our breathable 65% cotton fabric. The Perfect Fit stretchable fabric for a close, comfortable fit, and the best possible support. Azo-Free Dyes we avoid using harmful azo dyes, better for people and the environment. Specification Length: 4.5m / Width 5cm 65% cotton / 35% polyester Weight: 125g per pair Hook and loop closure Thumb loop Machi

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