http://fightpassport.com/reviews/twins-gloves-14oz-review/ Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA Training Journals Wed, 25 Jan 2012 10:03:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://fightpassport.com/reviews/twins-gloves-14oz-review/#comment-4967 Nik Rodriguez Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:51:44 +0000 http://blog.fightpassport.com.s43331.gridserver.com/?p=25#comment-4967 I have tried every major glove made. Twins are by far my favorite. All of the Twins products are very durable and worth the money. Windy is another great brand. Fairtex is very expensive compared to the others. I have notices that their gloves have a long break-in period and the padding isnt as thick as Twins or Windy. People dont know that Twins, Windy, King, and Raja are made in the same factory in Thailand. I have tried every major glove made. Twins are by far my favorite. All of the Twins products are very durable and worth the money. Windy is another great brand. Fairtex is very expensive compared to the others. I have notices that their gloves have a long break-in period and the padding isnt as thick as Twins or Windy. People dont know that Twins, Windy, King, and Raja are made in the same factory in Thailand.

]]> http://fightpassport.com/reviews/twins-gloves-14oz-review/#comment-88 Fairtex Gloves Review: Muay Thai | Fight Passport Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:48:01 +0000 http://blog.fightpassport.com.s43331.gridserver.com/?p=25#comment-88 [...] for 1400 baht, which just under 45 bucks. I’ve tried all kinds of different brands -Windy, Twins, MTG and now Fairtex. I honestly like the fairtex gloves the best. They fit perfectly. The second [...] [...] for 1400 baht, which just under 45 bucks. I’ve tried all kinds of different brands -Windy, Twins, MTG and now Fairtex. I honestly like the fairtex gloves the best. They fit perfectly. The second [...]

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