Got the bgv1s as my first pair of proper gloves my old pair was cheap, feels nice to have a good pair of gloves that smell like heaven haha, I can definitely tell the padding difference but with wraps it’s chill
I think for me the bgv1 is what I’d look for in a bag glove since I use a lot of knuckle protection in my wrap anyway. The bgv19 looks more along the lines of what I’d go for in a sparring glove.
Id say so yes, initially its tight but once you have ‘worn it in’ the leather will loosen slightly. Bear in mind though, this is a fitted glove. But like I say, after it has been used/broken in a few times you should be fine with a thin wrap.
@@ale2793would you recommend this one for pad and bag work in 16oz? I have the bvg1 but the padding is very thin. Have you tried bvg19 glove with sparring ? How is it ?
Thanks for the review. I used the BGV1 and found the padding too thin. Hitting the bag with those became uncomfortable after a long training session. Apparently the 19 have more padding. Anyone have tried the 19 or can suggest gloves with thick padding?
Great review, as someone with smallish hands who’s always used BGV1s I’ve wanted to find out more about these. Do you, out of the two, what pair is tighter in the hand compartment? Thanks
Do you prefer fairtex bgv19 over a twins bgvl 3 glove? Because now I have the twins bgvl3 and have the idea that the finger compartment maybe a little too small for me. Im 186 cm and 101 kg. I like the padding for sparring but my only con is the finger compartment. You think the fairtex is better?
Fairtex is very good quality but hitting my Bag with The BGV1 is bad for the wrist. Even though I have wrist protection I feel a lot of pressure on my wrist and I used the 16oz BGV1 plus not enough padding.
Its not the worlds best Big Guy glove. Fairtex make SMALL size gloves. this is an improvement on BGV1 but if you're a big guy I'd use RAJA, REVGEAR (THAI MADE VERSION) or maybe even a none thai glove like our friends at Union. I nearly broke my left hand boxing for a year in BGV1
I do not get the critism for BGV-1 I am a little bigger than you 1.94 and around 110 kilos and the bgv-1v was really protective for me and comfy. Granted I do Muay thai and sparring is never 100%like most of the gyms in boxing do but I never injured anyone and sometimes a punch might have slipped and went 100%
I need to know if this bgv19 version is better than the Twins gloves, cause I prefer how the twins gloves look, but would choose function over fashion any day
It's good you found the best gloves for you. Everyones hands are different. Remember a good wrap inside the glove is key to your support and protection.
now just I got a set of discount BGV1 tight fits, you're spot on about the light padding, I wouldn't spar more than eh.. 50% with these. Compared to my Rivals and Boons, it's not so nice hitting your teammates. That being said, a month ago when I was at the Fairtex booth, they had these new model of softer, sparring only gloves, but I don't think they're on the website yet.
those are the FGV18s, I have those for mma striking. those and the boxing gloves i mentioned, i think they use the same type of extra soft foam. next time im in bkk ill find out
@@jacedragonall righty i pinched all the gloves on display, the softer gloves were models: BGV16, BGV19 , and I think BGV18 but I couldn't make make out the label on the last one. Another soft glove was the Buakaw BGLw1
Boon gloves are excellent and an interesting blend between a Thai glove and boxing. They are too stiff generally for most actual boxers but for Muay Thai a great glove. No I definitely do not think Twins are a gold standard for boxing. They are the quintessential Muay Thai glove but are definitely not a great boxers glove. Too tight and padding in the wrong place for boxers.
I totally agree about the shitty padding of the BGV-1. I had them as my first gloves, they lasted forever. I switched to Twins tho. I'm about 100 kg and prefer a bulky glove with a thick layer of padding or else my knuckles will be toasted after a hard session. I do think fairtex quality is one of the best. Might try the new model. Thanks for the reviews sir, osu
Just got the Bgv1 today! Been watching this channel for years. I love the new production quality. Great work guys 🙌😍
Glad you're back! My fave combat sport gear reviews!! Always thoughtful and honest. Thanks!
Finally is coming back the best glooves review!👏🙌🤩
Thanks a lot for all of the advice and experience that you share in this channel, much appreciated!
thanks, you've helped me decide to look more at the BGV1s because of my size and because i'll just be using it for bag and pads, not sparring
Thanks for your Review it is a shame to me not to watch this video before i already bougth th bgv1, great videos.
Got the bgv1s as my first pair of proper gloves my old pair was cheap, feels nice to have a good pair of gloves that smell like heaven haha, I can definitely tell the padding difference but with wraps it’s chill
I think for me the bgv1 is what I’d look for in a bag glove since I use a lot of knuckle protection in my wrap anyway. The bgv19 looks more along the lines of what I’d go for in a sparring glove.
The colour way with that cream and reddish brown is gorgeous!
Good review.
Great review. Thanks - really helped in my decision between the two, i'm also 6'3. Decided on the BGV19!
We're they big enough when wearing with wraps?
Id say so yes, initially its tight but once you have ‘worn it in’ the leather will loosen slightly.
Bear in mind though, this is a fitted glove. But like I say, after it has been used/broken in a few times you should be fine with a thin wrap.
@@ale2793would you recommend this one for pad and bag work in 16oz? I have the bvg1 but the padding is very thin. Have you tried bvg19 glove with sparring ? How is it ?
Very well spoken and articulated. No uhms, no uhh, making engage and finished the whole video. Keep it up!
Are you interested to see any other comparison reviews?
@@FSPRO sure
Thanks for the review. I used the BGV1 and found the padding too thin. Hitting the bag with those became uncomfortable after a long training session. Apparently the 19 have more padding. Anyone have tried the 19 or can suggest gloves with thick padding?
Great review, as someone with smallish hands who’s always used BGV1s I’ve wanted to find out more about these. Do you, out of the two, what pair is tighter in the hand compartment? Thanks
Do you prefer fairtex bgv19 over a twins bgvl 3 glove? Because now I have the twins bgvl3 and have the idea that the finger compartment maybe a little too small for me. Im 186 cm and 101 kg. I like the padding for sparring but my only con is the finger compartment. You think the fairtex is better?
Im 6.2 and I love that the gloves are small if I Compare them to Twins
Hello, I wanted to buy the fairtex bgv19, They will help me to train during the week and not only do sparring?? I buy them in 14 ounces thanks a lot!
Fairtex bgv19 or sandee cool tech? I'm a 1.92m x 80 kg but I have small hands and I don't like pillow gloves
Can you still apply 5m wraps in bgv19?
I haven't seen any videos from you in a while
Fairtex is very good quality but hitting my Bag with The BGV1 is bad for the wrist. Even though I have wrist protection I feel a lot of pressure on my wrist and I used the 16oz BGV1 plus not enough padding.
Out of the Thai brands which would you prefer to hit heavy bags with? I've got brittle wrists, the BGV1s weren't so protective for me either
The Fairtex BGV9 has a longer cuff so that might help with the wrists.
Bgv19 vs Bgv14?
The bgv1 (b) has a grip bar
The og bgv1 does not have a grip bar
Opinions on Thaismai ?
Bgv19 or twins for sparring?
Thanks for the review this is super useful
I am also 6"3 93kg I have normal size hands (for my height), would the bgv19 be too small with wraps?
Its not the worlds best Big Guy glove. Fairtex make SMALL size gloves. this is an improvement on BGV1 but if you're a big guy I'd use RAJA, REVGEAR (THAI MADE VERSION) or maybe even a none thai glove like our friends at Union. I nearly broke my left hand boxing for a year in BGV1
I do not get the critism for BGV-1 I am a little bigger than you 1.94 and around 110 kilos and the bgv-1v was really protective for me and comfy. Granted I do Muay thai and sparring is never 100%like most of the gyms in boxing do but I never injured anyone and sometimes a punch might have slipped and went 100%
I need to know if this bgv19 version is better than the Twins gloves, cause I prefer how the twins gloves look, but would choose function over fashion any day
Twins are better gloves ,more protection especial on the heavy bag
It's good you found the best gloves for you. Everyones hands are different. Remember a good wrap inside the glove is key to your support and protection.
now just I got a set of discount BGV1 tight fits, you're spot on about the light padding, I wouldn't spar more than eh.. 50% with these. Compared to my Rivals and Boons, it's not so nice hitting your teammates. That being said, a month ago when I was at the Fairtex booth, they had these new model of softer, sparring only gloves, but I don't think they're on the website yet.
Are they up yet? I’ve seen a pair called super sparring but it’s open palm. Fingers are out
those are the FGV18s, I have those for mma striking. those and the boxing gloves i mentioned, i think they use the same type of extra soft foam. next time im in bkk ill find out
@@pootytang2872 oh ok they aren’t listed on their website yet?
@@jacedragonall righty i pinched all the gloves on display, the softer gloves were models: BGV16, BGV19 , and I think BGV18 but I couldn't make make out the label on the last one.
Another soft glove was the Buakaw BGLw1
@@pootytang2872thank you so much. Someone else mentioned the bgv16 as well. I’m looking at the maroon one
When will you have the bgv1 back in stock?
Hi Jaym 0, we expect a delivery in April. Check back then!
How are they if you’re going to use them for just bag and pad work?
Okay but personally I would use a REVGEAR S5 or something with stiffer padding than Fairtex for bags and pads. Perhaps RAJA if you want a 'Thai' brand
@@FSPROthank you. Ordered a pair of raja to try out
How do you rate Boons boxing gloves and are the Twins the gold standard for boxing?
Boon gloves are excellent and an interesting blend between a Thai glove and boxing. They are too stiff generally for most actual boxers but for Muay Thai a great glove. No I definitely do not think Twins are a gold standard for boxing. They are the quintessential Muay Thai glove but are definitely not a great boxers glove. Too tight and padding in the wrong place for boxers.
@@FSPRO Your favorites? for thai and boxe ?
@@dimmacommunication try Twins BGLL, their lace up gloves are used by pros in and out of the ring.
Your tried any phenom gloves
No never heard of them.
@@FSPRO look them up really good
@@FSPRO aamir khan used them they are uk base I think
Yes try the Phenom gloves. The Elite XRT-220S Ultimate Bag Gloves white gold looks slick.
@@stephencooke6813 I got the phenom SB-100 Super Bag Gloves coming
I don't like BGV1. Thumbs get numbs, glove feels too tight and my hands aren't big. Padding feels too thin
I totally agree about the shitty padding of the BGV-1. I had them as my first gloves, they lasted forever. I switched to Twins tho. I'm about 100 kg and prefer a bulky glove with a thick layer of padding or else my knuckles will be toasted after a hard session. I do think fairtex quality is one of the best. Might try the new model. Thanks for the reviews sir, osu
Twins are absolutely wonderful gloves and I love mine.
Bgv 11 or 19 kickboxing??
19 all the way
You can,t go wrong with TWINS , no Fairtex for me
Twins special and Fairtex are 2 very different style of glove. Both are great!
Shouldn't go so long between reviews.
Indeed
Hi, for bgv19, would you recommend to upsize compared to bgv1 if using handwrap? i usually wear bgv1 size 10🥹
Yes