Shop boxing gloves for bag work, mitt work, sparring, and competition. Choose from 8oz to 18oz with lace up or hook and loop closures from Rival, Cleto Reyes, Fairtex, Outslayer, TITLE Boxing, Hayabusa, and Pro Mex.
The glove that started Rival in 2003, the RS1 Ultra Sparring Gloves 2.0 build on the original design with upgraded microfiber, a streamlined shape ...
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Rival RB11 Evolution Bag Gloves combine durable microfiber construction with an ergonomic fit for intense bag training. High-density foam and latex...
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We guarantee anatomically designed gloves that will make adequate preparation of your hands before training. In addition, the wrist support will ta...
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We guarantee anatomically designed gloves that will make adequate preparation of your hands before training. In addition, the wrist support will ta...
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We guarantee anatomically designed gloves that will make adequate preparation of your hands before training. In addition, the wrist support will ta...
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Mexican style craftsmanship with long cuffs for wrist support and coverage. 100% genuine cowhide leather. Layered latex “memory” foam padding offer...
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Mexican style craftsmanship with longer cuffs for wrist support and coverage. 100% genuine leather. Layered latex “memory” foam padding offers exce...
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Styled in the form of a traditional Mexican “punchers glove”, the Pro Mex Combatant Pro Fight Gloves are constructed of Genuine, cowhide leather th...
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T3 Boxing Gloves are recognized as the most advanced and protective gloves in the world. Renowned for its wrist support, T3 features two interlocki...
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Hayabusa's most luxurious boxing gloves are carefully constructed with precision and pride from only the finest quality full-grain leathers for a...
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Hayabusa S4 Boxing Gloves offer everything you need to begin your boxing journey. Perfect for bagwork and drills, this glove protects your knuckl...
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The best-selling Outslayer ON1 Boxing Gloves are built for reliable protection, comfort, and control during bag work, sparring, and mitt training. ...
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Outslayer Muay Thai Kickboxing Gloves are built for hard rounds on the bag, pads, and in sparring. Shaped on a handmade mold, they provide a natura...
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Outslayer MX Style Hook and Loop Training Gloves are built for athletes who want a true Mexican-style training feel with modern hook-and-loop conve...
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Outslayer MX Style Lace Up Boxing Gloves are designed for athletes who prefer a traditional lace-up fit with the performance and feel of a true Mex...
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Fairtex BGL6 Pro Competition Gloves feature laces for long wrist support and are specifically designed for official competitions and fights, such a...
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The Heavy "Mexican Style" Hitter’s Gloves are specifically designed for heavy punchers. Tough and durable, they are well-suited for intense trainin...
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Fairtex BGLG2 Fairtex X Glory Limited Edition Boxing Gloves - Lace Up A limited edition of the Fairtex X GLORY collaboration, these gloves feature...
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These are Fairtex's best-selling military series gloves. The F-DAY 2 gloves are made from microfiber, a durable and odorless material. They incorpo...
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The F-DAY Limited Edition Gloves are inspired by a military theme, combining elements from the BGV6 and BGV14 models. They feature long wrist suppo...
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The TG03 Super Sparring Bag Gloves are designed specifically for Muay Thai stand-up training, grappling, and clinching techniques. Featuring an ope...
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Improved and invigorated genuine leather speed bag gloves for professional, long-lasting training results. Two intense horizontal medium density pa...
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Add creativity to your combat gear with the Fairtex BGV14 "Black/Painter" Microfiber Gloves, part of the unique Art Collection series. Featuring a...
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The "Legacy" boxing gloves feature the original Fairtex logo from 1971. Crafted from matte brown genuine leather and combined with three-layered fo...
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Training Boxing Gloves vs. Sparring Boxing Gloves
The first decision is not size, but purpose. Bag gloves are built for bag and mitt work, while sparring gloves are made for partner training. Training gloves cover general gym use, and fight gloves are reserved for competition. Never spar in a dedicated bag glove unless the manufacturer specifically allows it.
What Size Boxing Gloves Should You Use?
Once the purpose is clear, choose the weight. Most adults use 10-14 oz gloves for bags and mitts, while 16 oz is standard for sparring at many gyms. Larger fighters may need 16-18 oz, while lighter fighters may use 14 oz if their gym allows it. Competition rules are separate from training guidelines.
Fit varies by brand and model, so check the product’s size chart before ordering. Gloves should feel snug with hand wraps on without pinching your fingers.
Lace Up vs. Hook and Loop Gloves
The final choice is between lace up and hook and loop (Velcro) closures. Lace up gloves allow more precise tightening but usually require help. Hook and loop gloves are easier to use alone, making them the practical choice for everyday training.
For grappling and open-hand techniques, see our MMA gloves.
Boxing gloves at Fighters Shop start around $50. Premium leather and professional sparring gloves can cost more than $250, depending on the brand, materials, and construction.
For bag work and mitts, 12 oz or 14 oz is a solid starting point for most adults. For sparring, many gyms require 16 oz gloves. Always follow your gym or coach’s requirements.
Training gloves are made for general bag work, mitts, and drills. Sparring gloves use softer padding designed for partner training. If you spar regularly, use dedicated sparring gloves.
Yes. Hand wraps support your wrists, protect your knuckles, and improve the fit inside your gloves. Wear them every time you train.
Lace up gloves provide a tighter, more adjustable fit but usually require help to put on. Hook and loop gloves are faster and easier to use alone, making them the practical choice for everyday training.
