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Porque tanto hype? La verdad NADA del otro mundo, solo tiene una protección ligeramente superior al resto de POCOS guantes.

La verdad yo pense que cuando metiera mi mano sentiria algo excepcional o extraordinario cuando golpe al costal pero nada, se siente nomas como pegar como una almohada y me imagino que es por su relleno de PU.

Creo que hasta este punto unos Cleto reyes con un buen vendaje protegen mejor que unos Winning o incluso a mi preferencia los TopBoxer W1 tienen mucha mas protección que los winning.

Eso si , la piel es de muy buena calidad.

La verdad YO no gastaria mas de 250 usd por unos Winning, aunque se que hay gente que paga de 600 a 1000 usd nomas para tener unos guantes y probablemente se vayan decepcionados.

Espero esto les sirva de algo y que no se enojen.

For the current discounted price, this whole Adams sparring set costs around $415 USD. Without the discount, it jumps all the way to $641 USD. That’s a $226 difference… but is it actually good?

Most of the value here comes from the “collector” factor rather than the actual performance. And yeah, I’ll admit it i’m exactly the type of person who buys this stuff just to say I own it But putting that aside, let’s talk about the gear itself.

Gloves:

The gloves were probably my biggest disappointment. The mold feels almost identical — if not literally the same — as the Rival RFX gloves. On the heavy bag, the punch feedback feels awful. There’s a harsh impact transmission that can genuinely hurt your hands after a while, and the gloves don’t give much rebound either. Mine are labeled as 14 oz, but one glove weighs almost 15 oz, which is pretty bad for quality control at this price point.

Groin Guard:

This one clearly takes inspiration from Winning’s design, although the difference in quality is obvious immediately. Still, this is honestly the only piece of the entire sparring set that I genuinely liked. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and fits very naturally without moving around too much.

Headgear:

The cheek protector headgear feels extremely plasticky. The impact absorption is surprisingly poor, especially on the forehead area. Getting hit with it on feels uncomfortable in a bad way, almost like wearing reinforced cardboard on your face. It doesn’t feel premium at all, especially considering the original retail price.

Overall, this set feels more like a “cool collector’s item” than high-end sparring equipment. If you love boxing gear and enjoy collecting unique sets, you might still appreciate it. But strictly from a performance perspective, I personally don’t think it justifies the full price.

Thats funny, take this on mind before buying your Champeon

Separated at birth… the brothers finally reunite 🥹🥊

Two long-lost siblings, Adam and Rival, were separated at birth and finally found each other again. The reunion was emotional… almost like looking at twins 👀

Their parents refuse to acknowledge it, but let’s be honest — they were clearly made from the same mold.

Deam, I love this