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Horse Hair Boxing Gloves SUVARI (Lace Up) Horse Hair Boxing Gloves SUVARI (Lace Up)
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ALL DAY® Pro Balance <br>(Hook and Loop) ALL DAY® Pro Balance <br>(Hook and Loop)
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ALL DAY® Pro Agility Boxing Gloves(Hook and Loop) ALL DAY® Pro Agility Boxing Gloves(Hook and Loop)
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Horse Hair Boxing Gloves (Hook and Loop) Horse Hair Boxing Gloves (Hook and Loop)
Horse Hair Boxing Gloves (Hook and Loop)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why is Black the Most Classic Color for Boxing Gloves?

Black has been a common color for boxing gloves for a very long time. It is a simple yet strong color which doesn’t show scuffs or dirt very easily which makes it a practical choice for daily training. A lot of boxers also choose black gloves because it has got that classic and professional look.

2. Are Black Gloves Required for Training at Most Boxing Gyms?

No, black gloves are not usually required but they are the most common color that you will see in any gym. A lot of gyms will let you train in any color glove that you like. So, the decision to pick black is mostly a classic and popular style choice instead of a rule that you have to follow.

3. Do All of Your Black Glove Models Have the Same Type of Padding?

No, they do not. We have different glove models in the color black and each one has another kind of padding for a different job. For example, our black sparring gloves have a softer foam, while our black training gloves have a firmer foam.

4. How Do I Take Care of Black Leather Gloves to Make Them Last a Long Time?

The most important thing you can do is to let your gloves air out and dry completely after every single use. You should also wipe them down with a clean cloth to remove sweat. From time to time, you can use a good leather conditioner to keep the leather from getting dry and cracked.

5. Does the Black Dye on the Leather Ever Rub Off on My Hand Wraps?

When the gloves are brand new, it is possible for a very small amount of the black dye to rub off on your hand wraps, especially if they get very wet with sweat. This is normal for any new leather product. After you have used the gloves a few times, this should no longer happen.