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For Christmas, I got a set of Proforce Velocity gear.

(random link: http://www.discountmas.com/prvepuredorb.html)

So far, I super love them. Admittedly, I haven't used them against people yet, just the hanging bag, but they're comfortable and solid. I'm interested to see if the finger independence enables me to use more Aikido when I spar, and I'll keep you posted if you're interested.

What I'm wondering, though, is if anyone thinks the independent fingers will be a problem for tournament sparring. I realize regulations may differ from style to style, but just as a general question: different = bad?

You are bound to become a buddha if you practice.

If water drips long enough, even rocks wear through.

It is not true thick skulls cannot be pierced;

people just imagine their minds are hard.

~ Shih-wu

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Good question. I think that some will and others won't. It all depends on how the coordinator likes them I suppose. They don't seem too different from the regulation gloves that most tournaments use so I'm guessing that there shouldn't be too much of a problem.

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My WUKO mitts do the same job, they cost less than $10.

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You'd probably have to contact event organizers to be sure. It'll depend on their regs. In the tournaments I do I know they most likely wouldn't be allowed because they specifically ask for the fingers to be enclosed, but other tournaments will have different rules.

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