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Old 06-06-2007, 03:19 PM   #91 (permalink)

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I just had to update you guys. I surprised to get a PM from Joe the assistant product manager at combat sports international the other day offering to replace my gloves. It is very refreshing to see a company that firmly stands behind their product because I can have total confidence as a consumer.

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Old 06-06-2007, 04:04 PM   #92 (permalink)
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I just had to update you guys. I surprised to get a PM from Joe the assistant product manager at combat sports international the other day offering to replace my gloves. It is very refreshing to see a company that firmly stands behind their product because I can have total confidence as a consumer.

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Thats sweet but damn man you use those during muay thai? I would be pissed if i was sparing with a guy who had 7 oz gloves for muay thai on. Thats rediculous man you should use at least 14s. they use 10 oz in pro bouts for chirst sake.
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Thats sweet but damn man you use those during muay thai? I would be pissed if i was sparing with a guy who had 7 oz gloves for muay thai on. Thats rediculous man you should use at least 14s. they use 10 oz in pro bouts for chirst sake.
I don't use them for serious sparring, just pad work and light sparring. I find I have to work harder because I don't have big gloves to block with
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Old 06-07-2007, 10:09 AM   #94 (permalink)
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But its easier to find openings with the small gloves.
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Old 06-22-2007, 06:52 PM   #95 (permalink)
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OK, quick question (pardon me if it's already been addressed).

I know these are good for "light sparring" but on the website it says "Same shock dispersing capabilities as a 16oz. boxing glove". How accurate is this? I seriously doubt it's the same, but is it "pretty close" (say like a 12 oz), "fairly close" (10 oz.) or not at all (6-7oz)?

Sorry if this seems too exacting, but theres a few people I know that are interested and I'd like to get bit more info on them before recommending them.

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Old 06-25-2007, 10:24 PM   #96 (permalink)

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Nice review, does anybody have any info on the imf verison on these gloves?

Im hearing great reviews on this version, but amazon stop show this type and are now showing the imf kind. thanks in advance.
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