Category Kickboxing & Fitness

I owned both. Sanabul starts at $17.99 and was the slightly better glove of the two — here is the honest budget-brand comparison.

Sanabul starts at $17.99, the Venum Contender is about $45. I owned both — one I kept for two years and one I gave away.

Your first paddle shouldn't be complicated (or expensive). Here's exactly what to look for — weight, grip, materials, control — plus my honest beginner pick.

You don't need a matching brand kit. Here's how to mix and match pickleball gear so it looks intentional, not random.

Ounces, sizes, bag gloves, sparring gloves — the boxing glove sizing conversation is more confusing than it needs to be. Here's how I'd explain it to a friend who's about to buy her first real pair.

Most under-$100 lists are written from spec sheets. I have personally owned every glove on this one — Hayabusa E1, Venum Contender, Sanabul and Everlast.

I've trained in fightwear from both brands. Here's the honest, worn-both comparison on fit, sizing, and which is actually worth it.

A beginner golfer's honest look at Shooters Golf outside Pittsburgh — the bays, the food, and whether it's worth it if you barely know how to swing.

Buying your first pair of boxing gloves? Here's everything I wish someone told me a decade ago — weight, wrist support, materials, and my honest top pick for new fighters.