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    Tapout Bandini boxing gloves - beige/black

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    Brand: Tapout
    Tapout Bandini boxerské rukavice - béžovo/černé
    €87,60
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    Leather boxing gloves - Model description: High-quality training and sparring gloves from TAPOUT made of durable cowhide leather. Equipped with machine made injected mold foam with high shock absorption and a velcro fastener for individual adjustment on the wrist. The new look, thanks to the innovative design and modern prints, makes these boxing gloves an eye-catcher. A mesh insert on the palm ensures good air circulation

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    Quality: 100% cowhide leather

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    Category: MARTIAL SPORTS
    Warranty: 24
    SKU: 960006

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    In 1997, entrepreneurs Charles Lewis, Jr. and Tim Katz noticed a huge gap in the marketplace when it came to merchandise tailored to MMA fighters and fans of the sport. That's when they came up with the idea for Tapout and brought in investors and creative thinkers, one of which was Dan Caldwell who would take the helm as the CEO of Tapout later in the same year.

    The brand remained small and centered on sales at smaller MMA events and training centers until the sport's popularity began to explode in the United States and other parts of the world. The minds behind Tapout Clothing took advantage of the growth of the sport and the lack of merchandise marketed towards fans and fighters to increase sales and dominate the MMA clothing market.