Boxing has spent decades accepting things simply because they have always been done that way.
We do not.
In 2026 alone, we introduced seven new products and technologies designed to change how fighters train, how coaches work, and how equipment performs. The year is not finished yet.
But here is what has changed so far.
Compact 12
January 23
12 oz protection. 8 oz size.
The first Compact glove gave fighters full training-glove protection in a fight-size profile, changing how they could work in camp.
Compact 14
April 9
14 oz protection. 10 oz size.
Compact engineering evolved for heavier fighters, bringing greater protection into the profile of a traditional 10 oz glove.
Compact 16
April 9
16 oz protection. 10 oz size.
The concept was pushed further again, delivering full 16 oz protection inside the same 10 oz-size profile.
Timer App
August 12
The most advanced boxing timer app we’ve built.
Custom Round Intervals
Coach-Style Voice Commands
Crowd Noise Simulation
Training conditions built into the timer.
Super Mini Turtle Mitts
August 21
Our smallest, fastest double-sided Turtle Mitt.
A reduced profile gives coaches faster movement while retaining the double-sided design that defines Turtle.
Available in 6 colourways.
Vector Training Gloves
Coming September 26
Our most technical sparring glove yet.
A new proprietary 6-layer padding construction, developed around all 5 Pro Fist Principles and verified through wind tunnel testing.
The first drop sold out.
Tiger Mitts
Coming October 30
A new approach to the open-hand mitt.
Patent-pending Tiger Grip protects each finger individually, while a curved profile inspired by a tiger’s paw creates a more natural hand position.
The result: speed without exposure.
Conclusion
Progress is rarely one dramatic moment. More often, it is a series of deliberate improvements that change what people come to expect. That is what 2026 has been for HIT N MOVE. Seven new products and technologies, each addressing a different part of training, protection, speed, or precision. Some extended ideas we had already begun. Others opened entirely new directions. Together, they show where boxing equipment can go when tradition is treated as a starting point rather than a limit. To everyone who has been part of that journey, thank you. We are only getting started.
