How do professional hand wraps differ from inner gloves?

Traditional hand wraps like the RDX WX are flexible strips wound around the hand, knuckles, and wrist before each session. They require practice to apply correctly, but when done well provide a custom fit to the individual hand's structure. Inner gloves are pre-formed and faster to put on. The extra-thick carbon fibre construction of the WX provides a higher level of padding than standard wraps, making them suitable for heavy bag work and sparring as the primary hand protection layer under boxing gloves.

What is the correct way to wrap hands with these wraps?

Loop the thumb hole over your thumb, then wrap across the back of the hand to the wrist. Circle the wrist 2–3 times for support, then bring the wrap up across the knuckles, covering them 3–4 times. Return to the wrist for additional support passes if wrap length allows. Secure the Quick-EZ™ Hook-and-Loop closure at the wrist. The wrap should feel snug with fingers spread — firm but not tight enough to cut off circulation when the fist is closed.

Are 4.5-metre wraps longer than necessary?

The 4.5-metre length is the professional standard for hand wraps used in boxing and MMA training. Shorter wraps (3–3.5 metres) provide basic wrist and knuckle coverage but leave less material for additional support passes. The extra length of the WX allows more wrist passes and knuckle coverage, which is particularly beneficial for athletes with larger hands or those training with heavy bags where maximum hand protection is important. For lighter training or smaller hands, the extra length can simply be used for additional wrist passes.

How do I care for cotton hand wraps?

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle — roll the wraps into a laundry mesh bag before washing to prevent tangling. Hang or lay flat to dry; do not tumble dry on high heat. Wraps should be washed after each heavy session. Chalk and sweat residue left in wraps degrades the elastic properties and fabric over time. Allow wraps to fully air-dry before rolling for storage.

RDX WX Professional Boxing Hand Wraps – color options

RDX WX Professional Boxing Hand Wraps – Extended Length MMA Hand Wraps | Blue, Black, Pink, Red

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RDX WX Professional Boxing Hand Wraps – Extended Length MMA Hand Wraps | Blue, Black, Pink, Red

$13.99 USD $17.95 USD

Title HAND WRAPS BLUE PLUS HAND WRAPS CAMO GRAY PLUS HAND WRAPS BLACK PLUS HAND WRAPS PINK PLUS HAND WRAPS RED PLUS HAND WRAPS YELLOW PLUS

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The RDX WX Professional Boxing Hand Wraps offer enhanced-thickness protection beyond standard MMA bandages. For the ultimate armour under gloves during contact sports training, these wraps are a must-have for your gym kit. The extra-thick carbon fibre-woven fabric shields fragile bones through heavy bag and pad sessions, while the 4.5-metre length provides unbeatable wrist and knuckle coverage. Designed with special elastic to conform to the shape of your hand during wrapping, and featuring a thumb loop for maximum security. Quick-EZ™ Hook-and-Loop closure for secure fastening and easy adjustability. Available in Blue, Black, Pink, and Red.

Extra-thick carbon fibre-woven fabric for enhanced hand protection beyond standard wraps
Easy-to-use thumb loop for added security and accurate position retention
Special elastic designed to conform to the shape of your hand during wrapping
Extended 4.5 metre length for unbeatable wrist and knuckle support
Quick-EZ™ Hook-and-Loop closure for a secure fit and easy adjustability
Available in Blue, Black, Pink, and Red

Frequently Asked Questions

How do professional hand wraps differ from inner gloves?: Traditional hand wraps like the RDX WX are flexible strips wound around the hand, knuckles, and wrist before each session. They require practice to apply correctly, but when done well provide a custom fit to the individual hand's structure. Inner gloves are pre-formed and faster to put on. The extra-thick carbon fibre construction of the WX provides a higher level of padding than standard wraps, making them suitable for heavy bag work and sparring as the primary hand protection layer under boxing gloves.
What is the correct way to wrap hands with these wraps?: Loop the thumb hole over your thumb, then wrap across the back of the hand to the wrist. Circle the wrist 2–3 times for support, then bring the wrap up across the knuckles, covering them 3–4 times. Return to the wrist for additional support passes if wrap length allows. Secure the Quick-EZ™ Hook-and-Loop closure at the wrist. The wrap should feel snug with fingers spread — firm but not tight enough to cut off circulation when the fist is closed.
Are 4.5-metre wraps longer than necessary?: The 4.5-metre length is the professional standard for hand wraps used in boxing and MMA training. Shorter wraps (3–3.5 metres) provide basic wrist and knuckle coverage but leave less material for additional support passes. The extra length of the WX allows more wrist passes and knuckle coverage, which is particularly beneficial for athletes with larger hands or those training with heavy bags where maximum hand protection is important. For lighter training or smaller hands, the extra length can simply be used for additional wrist passes.
How do I care for cotton hand wraps?: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle — roll the wraps into a laundry mesh bag before washing to prevent tangling. Hang or lay flat to dry; do not tumble dry on high heat. Wraps should be washed after each heavy session. Chalk and sweat residue left in wraps degrades the elastic properties and fabric over time. Allow wraps to fully air-dry before rolling for storage.