When you’re a boxer, choosing the right type of boxing glove is important. Whether you’re in the ring to train or compete, the type of glove that you wear will affect how hard you can hit and how l...

Some boxers just seem to take more punishment than others in training, whether it’s due to skill, style or just a more sensitive body. We all know that one guy whose nose starts bleeding after the ...

We have shared a lot about why different parts of your training require different gloves when you take boxing seriously. From compact gloves, horse-hair gloves, bag gloves, fight gloves - but which...

Glove fit problems are more common than most people think. Small hands, wide hands, thick knuckles, tight wraps, long fingers, etc. We get messages about these issues all the time and have solved t...

They Are Not The Same Tool Training gloves are for training.  Competition gloves are for fighting. That sounds obvious, but many boxers still buy competition gloves to prepare for their fight. This...

‘The best’ depends on your goals. A sparring glove, a fight glove, a conditioning glove, and a horsehair glove are not all trying to do the same job.  Yes, they are all trying to maximise protectio...

Cheap Gloves Are Fine At First You should not purchase a $200–$300 pair of gloves before your first boxing session. If you are extremely new to the sport and have not made the commitment, then you ...

Buying boxing gear one item at a time can be costly. Furthermore, getting gloves, replacing worn equipment or finding which gloves complement the training component can be challenging. For this rea...

Keeping the tender parts safe has always been a prime concern for modern-day boxers engaged in training and competition. Although gloves, headgear and mouthguards are often the items that are offer...