gloves

Essential Kickboxing Gear

Everything you need to train safely and effectively


Boxing Gloves

Competition gloves (10oz)

Specifically designed for official competitions.

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Protective Gear

Shin guards

Wworn on the lower legs to shield the shins and insteps from impact.

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Headgear

Worn on the head to reduce the impact of punches, kicks, etc.

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Mouthguard

Worn inside the mouth to absorb impact and prevent injuries to the teeth, gums, lips, and jaw.

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Groin protection

worn over the groin area to prevent injuries from accidental low blows, kicks, and strikes.

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Training Equipment

Hand wraps

Provide support and protection to the wrist and knuckles.

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Jump rope

Improve footwork, coordination, and cardiovascular endurance.

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Focus mitts

Used by trainers to practice striking techniques with a partner.

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Thai pads

Worn on the lower legs to shield the shins and insteps from impact.

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Buying guide

How to Choose Boxing Gloves

Weight

  • Beginners: 14-16oz for all-purpose training
  • Competition: 10oz for lighter weight classes
  • Sparring: 16oz minimum for safety

Material

  • Genuine leather for durability
  • Synthetic leather for budget options
  • Quality stitching and padding

Fit

  • Snug but not tight
  • Room for hand wraps
  • Secure wrist closure

Protective Gear Essentials

Shin Guards

  • Full coverage from knee to foot
  • Secure straps
  • Durable padding

Headgear

  • Full coverage design
  • Proper visibility
  • Adjustable fit

Mouthguard

  • Custom fit options
  • Breathing channels
  • Multiple layers of protection

Recommended Brands

Premium Brands

  • Winning
  • Cleto Reyes
  • Twins Special
  • Fairtex

Mid-Range Brands

  • Venum
  • Hayabusa
  • Title Boxing
  • Top King

Budget Brands

  • Everlast
  • RDX
  • Century
  • Title Classic

Specialty Gear

  • Rival
  • Ring to Cage
  • Combat Corner
  • Yokkao

Gear Maintenance Tips

Cleaning & Storage

  • Air out gear after each use
  • Clean with appropriate solutions
  • Store in dry, ventilated area
  • Use deodorizing sprays
  • Regular disinfection

When to Replace

  • Visible damage or tears
  • Compressed padding
  • Fading colors
  • Loose stitching
  • Worn out closure systems
  • Every 6-12 months for regular use