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Safety Training Boxing Gloves

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Hook and loop wrist enclosure for easy use
4-layer foam protection
Extended foam layer throughout glove
Pre-contoured thumb
Extended cuff

A glove style that emphasizes safety. An elaborate foam system works to prevent damage to the hand.

4-layer foam setup helps disperse impact through each layer as it makes it's way toward your hand. One layer extends the entire length of the glove, allowing it to both support and dissipate impact. Extended cuffs augment the wrist and help reduce the chances of spraining (excellent for new punchers).

Pre-contoured thumb and hook and loop closure setup.

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great gloves...awesome padding. i have smaller hands do they fit awesome

by: anonymous
9/5/2011 5:10:37 PM

Well padded

Solid fit and very well padded. Trained only 2 X with them but the protection is leaps and bounds beyond the intro level Everlast gloves I had. The wrist protection IS marginal, no less than your average velcro wrist gloves. Just gotta make sure to use wraps. The protection to the hands more than makes up for it. Felt great after my last training session, where I used to be fairly aware of how hard I was hitting with my old ones.

by: MTBoxer
5/6/2011 10:54:09 AM

Good gloves so far.

I just got these gloves and did some sparring and mit work with them. Like all Ringside gloves, you can recognize the craftsmanship and quality as soon as you take them out the box. In terms of performance, there is plenty of protection over the knuckles that anyone can appreciate. The only thing that could be better about these gloves is the wrist support. I hoped that the hook and loop strap would fit tighter around my wrist, maybe the gloves just need to be broken in though. Nonetheless, a good quality at a reasonable price.

by: Jonathan
3/27/2011 8:51:23 PM

Color and sizes

Do you carry 16 0z. black gloves ? Because all i see is red 16 oz. Is black temporarily out of stock and what size is 14 oz. made for ?

by: ariel
3/25/2011 3:34:18 PM

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Correct, the black 16oz is out of stock for the moment.

The different oz weights indicate the amount of padding you get with the glove. In that sense, 14 oz could be for any size! The gloves on this page are a standard 'regular' size with differing weights, indicating differing levels of foam padding.

by: TMArtist
3/29/2011 10:58:07 AM

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different glove sizes

hi,

how come i can't find any sizes for boxing gloves? is it one size fits all? i am not talking about the weight (14oz, 16oz, etc) but a man's hand size, shouldn't there be small, medium and large?
Thank you for your help!!

by: Tony
1/28/2011 7:35:19 PM

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Hey Tony. As you browse around you'll notice some gloves (like the pair on this page) which are considered rather one-size-fits-all for adult hands. Many other pairs will have sizes like small/med and large/xl. Here's an example of that: bx-gl-85.

by: TMArtist
2/2/2011 2:09:59 PM

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Allround training gloves?

Hi,

I came across these gloves and they look great! Now I have a few questions about these gloves;
Leather;
- Are these 100% leather gloves?

I'm kickboxing in the Netherlands and we don't change gloves during training, so we use them; to hit were your opponent is holding up his gloves and catch punches while your holding up your own, on the bag and during sparring sessions
- Can they be used as an allround training glove?
- Is the hook and loop connection secure enough to endure these punches during training?
- How much will cost shipping to the Netherlands and what's the approx. delivery time?

I've also seen similar gloves on a UK site can anyone tell me the defference? (http://www.boxfituk.com/boxing-gloves-bag-mitts/ringside-red-white-pro-velcro-spar-glove/prod_1578.html)

If this isn't a suitable glove for me, what would you recommend?

Thanks in advance! I thinks this is a great site btw, it's a shame we don't have anyting similar in the Netherlands. They only sell the thai brands and I want a more mexican shaped boxingglove. By the way I wanted to go for the 16 oz red glove!

by: Floris
1/19/2011 8:37:36 AM

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Hi Floris. Thanks for shopping with us! I'll try to answer as many questions as I can for you:

- Yes, these are leather constructed gloves.
- These are perfectly suitable for all around training as you describe
- The hook and loop is very reliable and should stand up to your abuse
- Shipping will be determined when you add this item to your cart and begin the checkout process (but before you have to pay)

by: TMArtist
1/19/2011 10:43:59 AM

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TMArtist thanks for you fast and adequate response! Now I'm still doubting between these and the Grant Campeon Training gloves... we'll see!

by: Floris
1/20/2011 2:52:18 PM

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Are these new? and more questions....

I haven't noticed these before. They look similar to a pair of Cleto Reyes or Fairtex Mexican Style Training/Bag Gloves.

There are so many gloves, it is confusing sometimes.

It seems most training gloves can be used for the bag. And even some sparring gloves, if dense enough, can become bag gloves instead.

How would these be categorized? If you were using the bag and mitts, would these be a better, or as good as the standard Ringside Super Bag Gloves?

These look to be leather, but don't say.

by: Dan B.
10/19/2010 4:25:02 PM

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Hi Dan. We are constantly trying to improve our product selection so these might be new since the last time you checked in on us.

The defining lines between bag glove and boxing glove can be blurry sometimes, especially with "Training Gloves" like this pair.

These are comparable to the super bag gloves but I would say offer a bit better wrist protection. They are also leather construction. You also have more control over the ounce selection with these.

by: TMArtist
10/21/2010 11:16:51 AM

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Thank you very much. You have answered my question. That's a great point about the weight. I prefer using 16 oz. bag gloves, and by buying 'Training' gloves, I can get that every time.

These gloves look really good, and I would definitely buy them as a gift for someone to use as bag and mitt gloves. They ,look really, really similar to my $110 Fairtex Heavy Hitter Training gloves, and that's a good thing!

by: Dan B.
10/21/2010 1:40:08 PM

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These gloves in use

by: box78
3/7/2010 11:18:14 AM

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