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Boxing Hand Wrap — 2.4m Cotton

A properly wrapped hand tightens into one solid fist.

$8.00 SGD

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Boxing hand wraps are long strips of woven cotton bound around the hand and wrist before gloves go on. They hold the wrist, knuckles and the loose bones of the hand together so impact spreads across the whole fist. Ours are 2.4m long, 5cm wide, and sold individually at $8 each.

Best forEvery single person who hits a bag — beginner or professional. This is the cheapest injury insurance in the sport. Buy two if you want both hands wrapped, or get two free with any punching bag.
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Why this one

What you are actually buying

The details that change how a bag feels after the first ten minutes — not the ones that look good on a spec sheet.

1

Binds 27 loose bones into one striking surface

The hand is a stack of small bones held by soft tissue. Unwrapped, each one moves independently on impact and the load concentrates wherever the alignment fails first. Wrapped, they act as a single unit and the shock spreads across the whole structure.

2

Wrist support where injuries actually happen

Most bag injuries are not broken knuckles — they are bent wrists. The first turns of a 2.4m wrap go around the wrist for exactly that reason, and that length is what makes proper wrist anchoring possible.

3

Gloves protect the target, wraps protect you

This is the point people miss. Padded gloves are largely there to reduce damage to what you hit. What protects your own hand is the wrap underneath. Bag gloves without wraps is the wrong way round.

4

Woven cotton, not stretch nylon

Cotton holds its tension through a session instead of slowly loosening, and it breathes, which matters a great deal in Singapore. Wash them regularly and they will outlast several sets of gloves.

5

Two free with every punching bag

Buy any punching bag and we add two hand wraps to your order at no charge, automatically — one for each hand. You only need to buy wraps separately if you want a spare set to rotate while the first pair is in the wash.

What’s in the box

  • One 2.4m woven cotton hand wrap
  • Thumb loop and hook-and-loop closure

Full specifications

Boxing Hand Wrap — 2.4m Cotton
Length2.4 m
Width5 cm
MaterialWoven cotton
StretchSemi-elastic weave
ColoursRed, Blue
Sold asSingle wrap — order 2 for both hands
ClosureHook-and-loop strap with thumb loop
CareMachine washable in a mesh bag, air dry
Not sure yet? Come and hit one.

Every bag on this site is set up at our showroom. Bring your hand wraps, throw a few rounds, and buy the one that felt right. Details on the showroom page.

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Boxing Hand Wrap — 2.4m Cotton — Frequently Asked Questions

The five things buyers ask us most about this product.

Do I really need hand wraps to hit a punching bag?

Yes. Gloves cushion the impact but do almost nothing to hold your wrist straight or keep your knuckles aligned. The wrap underneath is what binds the hand into a single solid unit. At $8 each — and two free with any punching bag — it is by far the cheapest injury prevention available, and skipping it is how most beginners end up with a sore wrist inside a fortnight.

How do I wrap my hands correctly?

Thumb loop on, three to four turns around the wrist, three around the knuckles, then figure-eights through the fingers, and finish back at the wrist. Close your fist as you go — it should tighten into a firm unit without cutting off circulation. Our step-by-step hand wrapping guide has the full sequence.

Are hand wraps sold singly or in pairs?

Singly, at $8 per wrap, so order two if you want both hands covered. If you are buying a punching bag you do not need to order any — two wraps are added to your order free, automatically.

Can hand wraps be washed?

Yes, and they should be. Roll them loosely, put them in a mesh laundry bag so they do not tangle around everything else, wash on a normal cycle and air dry. In Singapore humidity, unwashed wraps get unpleasant fast — many people buy a spare and rotate.

What else do I need to start training at home?

Wraps, a pair of bag gloves, and a bag. If you can drill, a hanging punching bag on a wall bracket is the classic setup. If you cannot, the BOB standing bag needs no installation at all.

Still deciding?

Read the hanging vs standing punching bag comparison, check the full FAQ, or just come down and try both at the showroom.