UnderGround Forum >> Mitten Type Gloves For Fighter Safety
| 2/13/13 11:01 AM | |
green_machine
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Can somebody explain the difference between the modern MMA gloves that the UFC uses, and the ones that PRIDE used? From the few photos I can find it looks like there's a band keeping the fingers together and padding that goes all of the way to the end of the fingers, is that correct? Has anybody on here worn both and do you feel that it hinders your ability to grapple, clasp your hands, lock in a RNC, etc.? |
| 2/13/13 11:05 AM | |
PatK
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Didn't the old Shooto gloves cover more of the fingers as well? Or go with the gloves Bruce Lee was using at the beginning of "Enter the Dragon" |
| 2/13/13 11:09 AM | |
morse
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Member Since: 11/2/09 Posts: 911 |
green_machine - Can somebody explain the difference between the modern MMA gloves that the UFC uses, and the ones that PRIDE used? From the few photos I can find it looks like there's a band keeping the fingers together and padding that goes all of the way to the end of the fingers, is that correct? Has anybody on here worn both and do you feel that it hinders your ability to grapple, clasp your hands, lock in a RNC, etc.? +1 |
| 2/13/13 11:22 AM | |
A.W.Ashford
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Member Since: 11/11/08 Posts: 2597 |
morse -green_machine - Can somebody explain the difference between the modern MMA gloves that the UFC uses, and the ones that PRIDE used? From the few photos I can find it looks like there's a band keeping the fingers together and padding that goes all of the way to the end of the fingers, is that correct? Has anybody on here worn both and do you feel that it hinders your ability to grapple, clasp your hands, lock in a RNC, etc.?
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| 2/13/13 12:10 PM | |
AssassinsNATION
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Culinary Union Delegate -I understand that, but a mitten type glove will effect your grip if that happens you will render many moves useless.AssassinsNATION -Culinary Union Delegate -It's a risk, if you want to do MMA and be a fighter there's apparent risks associated with it that you have to accept, if you can't accept them then maybe that sport isn't for you. Just like if someone wanted to be a race car driver there is a possibility you may wreck an die, if someone wanted to be a chef you may slice a finger or chop one off.
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| 2/13/13 1:17 PM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 40487 |
What if it covers the fingers like a mitten on the outside, but not on the inside where you could have a whole open hand. The outer half would be a glove and there would be no glove on the inner side. That sounds like an improvement of the current MMA glove |
| 2/13/13 1:24 PM | |
AssassinsNATION
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Member Since: 3/20/11 Posts: 961 |
Culinary Union Delegate -Actually not a bad idea keeps the palm and fingers open for grip.
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| 2/13/13 1:43 PM | |
Willin
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Member Since: 4/20/11 Posts: 4245 |
Culinary Union Delegate -The greatest difficulty is avoiding bulbous gloves so that grappling is still possible. Perhaps the padding can be tapered off near the tips of the fingers to prevent this.
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| 3/27/13 7:51 PM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 40975 |
Here we go
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| 3/27/13 7:52 PM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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I just solved the fucking problem. That company, Anthony Johnson, SpirtWolf and Dana White should all thank me |
| 3/27/13 8:06 PM | |
Willin
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Member Since: 4/20/11 Posts: 4737 |
Josh Koscheck disapproves!
...which is a good indicator of a successful find! Nice! Where are they sold online? What's the brand name? |
| 3/27/13 8:13 PM | |
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GooseLeeMMA
Member Since: 3/10/13 Posts: 12 |
No
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| 3/27/13 8:15 PM | |
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LOAN VIPER
Member Since: 8/19/12 Posts: 2516 |
I want bare knuckle
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| 3/27/13 8:42 PM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 40977 |
They're a uk based company. I'll post a link when I get to my laptop. It's either an eyepoke or nut shot that grinds every fight to a halt. I will research ball protection next
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| 3/27/13 10:00 PM | |
SidRon
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Member Since: 2/5/06 Posts: 1521 |
They should go back to no gloves or wraps at all. Wraps, tape, and gloves allow you to pack your hand like a rock and then protect it so that you can strike somebody unnaturally harder without getting injured than you could without that stuff. |
| 3/27/13 11:15 PM | |
MMA_KNOWLEDGE
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Member Since: 3/17/10 Posts: 3588 |
AssassinsNATION -The mitten style combat sports training gloves give me better grip than my fight gloves. The cool thing is the mitten wraps far enough that it is much harder to poke an eye.Culinary Union Delegate -I understand that, but a mitten type glove will effect your grip if that happens you will render many moves useless.AssassinsNATION -Culinary Union Delegate -It's a risk, if you want to do MMA and be a fighter there's apparent risks associated with it that you have to accept, if you can't accept them then maybe that sport isn't for you. Just like if someone wanted to be a race car driver there is a possibility you may wreck an die, if someone wanted to be a chef you may slice a finger or chop one off.
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| 3/28/13 8:14 AM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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| 3/28/13 8:43 AM | |
Willin
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Member Since: 4/20/11 Posts: 4741 |
SidRon - They should go back to no gloves or wraps at all. Wraps, tape, and gloves allow you to pack your hand like a rock and then protect it so that you can strike somebody unnaturally harder without getting injured than you could without that stuff.Whaaa?? If they didn't wear gloves at all then eyepokes would become even more prevalent.
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| 3/28/13 8:47 AM | |
JOESONDO
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Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 2236 |
Elias Cepeda -It may not be the biggest safety issue but it is easily addressed. Clearly there is a fault that that can not only hurt the fighters but also affect the outcome of fights. Why not address it?
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| 3/28/13 8:51 AM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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JOESONDO -Elias Cepeda -It may not be the biggest safety issue but it is easily addressed. Clearly there is a fault that that can not only hurt the fighters but also affect the outcome of fights. Why not address it? It happens FAR TOO OFTEN. Someobody's gonna go blind, or lose money like guys who bet on Anthony Johnson did when Burns poked his eyes out and was rewarded for it with a win by that Mazzagatti |
| 3/28/13 9:18 AM | |
cdueck
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Member Since: 7/31/08 Posts: 1335 |
Just make it so the ref can dock points for guys that defend with pointed fingers or range with them. That will get rid of most of the eye pokes. |
| 3/28/13 9:20 AM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 40988 |
cdueck - you trust referees to do their job right? I only trust Dean, Goddard, Rosenthal, and Big John until he took a point from Tito in the Rashad fight. That was SUS |
| 4/10/13 7:54 PM | |
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LOAN VIPER
Member Since: 8/19/12 Posts: 2689 |
Tttt
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| 4/11/13 4:21 PM | |
Culinary Union Delegate
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 41203 |
I'm going to interview an eye doctor and the guy who makes those gloves. The Union cares |
| 24 days ago | |
Bobby Lupo
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Member Since: 1/12/05 Posts: 41560 |
WE NEED TO REVISIT THIS TOPIC. EVERY FUCKING FIGHT HAD AN EYEPOKE |
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