Tiger Focus Mitt
Tiger Focus Mitt
Tiger Focus Mitt
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HIT N MOVE

Tiger Focus Mitt

Sale price$249.00
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Delivery: October 30
This anatomical shape absorbs shock more effectively and frees up your wrist for faster, sharper mitt work with your fighter. Built for coaches who move as fast as the fighters they train.
Color:Black
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Glove Collections

Each glove serves a different purpose in the gym and fighter preference.

GloveVectorVector HorsehairHorsehair All Day ProAll Day Pro All Day Pro (Grip Plus)All Day Pro (Grip Plus) Compact 12/14/16Compact 12/14/16 Compact 24Compact 24 Fight GlovesFight Gloves
Glove Identity Sparring-first protection with a broken-in feel Traditional punch feedback with modern performance All-day training for versatile fighters All-day training with a fuller grip profile Fight-glove silhouette built with training durability and weight Maximum-resistance conditioning glove Competition approved fight glove
Who Is It For?Boxers who want a protective, broken-in sparring glove without a bulky feelExperienced fighters who want a more traditional punch feelBoxers who move between open-hand defense, catching, long boxing and pressure momentsBoxers who prefer a tighter, firmer fit and a more constant closed-fist feelingFighters who want fight-glove size in training, with added durability and weight for training demandsFighters who want stamina and endurance work under fatigueFighters competing in regulated bouts under commission standards
Best For
Sparing

Sparing

Secondary: bag work
Sparring

Sparring

Secondary: bag work
Sparring + bag & mitt work

Sparring + bag & mitt work

Sparring + bag & mitt work

Sparring + bag & mitt work

Bag & mitt work; precision

Bag & mitt work; precision

Not meant for sparring
Bag & mitt work; conditioning

Bag & mitt work; conditioning

Not meant for sparring
Competition

Competition

Not meant for sparring
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Firmness Gauge(5)
1=Extremely Soft
5=Extremely Firm
2.5/5
1 5
Soft - Medium
3.0/5
1 5
Medium
3.5/5
1 5
(Medium - Firm)
3.5/5
1 5
(Medium - Firm)
4/5
1 5
(Firm)
4/5
1 5
(Firm)
COMMISSION APPROVED
Construction and FeelSix-layer foam with a ready-to-use, broken-in feel and responsive protectionTraditional horsehair feel with premium constructionBalanced DrT padding with a more adaptable fitBalanced DrT padding with a tighter fit and stronger closed-fist feelProtective compact format with layered protection and training weightDense conditioning-focused build with added load for precision and conditioningCompetition approved construction with regulated specifications
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Tiger Mitts by HIT N MOVE. A new species of coaching mitt.

The Speed of an Open Mitt. The Protection It Was Missing.

Tiger Mitts introduce a new approach to open-finger coaching mitts. Built around the patent-pending Tiger Grip, each finger rests inside its own protective chamber while the hand assumes a natural, slightly curved claw position.

Coaches retain the speed, freedom, and responsiveness they love about open mitts, while their fingers are better shielded from misplaced punches that could otherwise clip, bend, or jam them.

Why Coaches Love Tiger

  • Protected Finger Chambers: Each finger is individually covered rather than left exposed around the striking surface.
  • Faster Hand Movement: The compact claw position allows coaches to transition between targets quickly and fluidly.
  • Natural Ergonomics: The mitt follows the hand’s naturally curved resting position instead of forcing the fingers to remain flat and spread.
  • Reduced Hand Tension: Coaches do not have to constantly extend their fingers to keep the mitt open, supporting greater comfort during long sessions.
  • More Confidence at Full Speed: With the fingers tucked away, coaches can focus on combinations, timing, and movement instead of worrying about catching a misplaced punch.

 

Born Inside Fortune Gym

The idea for Tiger began while HIT N MOVE founder Ozzie Akcakaya was training with Justin Fortune, founder of the renowned Fortune Gym and a longtime member of Manny Pacquiao’s training team.

Justin liked HIT N MOVE’s Turtle Mitts, but after decades of coaching, he was accustomed to the freedom and speed of traditional open-finger mitts. He repeatedly asked Ozzie to create an open-finger version for him.

Ozzie made one—but as the boxer hitting the mitts, he immediately recognized the problem. Justin’s fingers were exposed. Whenever the combinations became faster, Ozzie found himself becoming more cautious, knowing that one slightly misplaced punch could catch or jam his coach’s fingers.

 

Born Inside Fortune Gym

  • The speed was there. The protection was not.
  • One day, Ozzie discussed the problem with his father.
  • “Why do so many coaches love open-finger mitts?” Ozzie asked. “I understand the speed, but their fingers are completely exposed.”
  • His father answered with a simple question:
  • “Why don’t you create chambers where they can hide their fingers?”
  • Ozzie paused.
  • “You mean positioning the hand almost like a claw?”
  • “Exactly. Like a claw.”

 

That conversation became the beginning of Tiger.

Ozzie started drawing, developing, and refining a mitt that placed each finger inside an individual protective chamber. The hand naturally curved around the back of the mitt like a tiger’s claw—compact, controlled, and ready to move.

During development, they noticed something else: the claw position did not only help protect the fingers. It also made the coach’s hand feel quicker.

Try it yourself. Hold your hands completely open and alternate them rapidly in a one-two rhythm. Then lightly curve your fingers into a relaxed claw and repeat. You may immediately feel how much more compact and effortless the movement becomes.

That natural movement is the principle behind Tiger.

Traditional open mitts made coaches choose between speed and finger protection. Tiger was created so they would no longer have to.