Premium - GLOVE CLASS = ELITE

The best of the best. Premium gloves are the gloves professional boxers wear in the ring for training and pro fights, made using the highest quality materials and featuring the latest technologies and innovations. The premium option for fighters who demand the best possible performance from their equipment.

Best for - Professionals, elite amateurs and those who want the best of the best no expense spared.

Pro X2 and X ranges - GLOVE CLASS = PRO CONTENDER

Popular with fighters of all levels, Pro X feature the essential tech you need to perform at the top level combined with a durable material construction. Ideal if you’re looking for long lasting top level performance.

Best for - Advanced and intermediate fighters, serious training enthusiasts and those who want pro level performance.

Team - GLOVE CLASS = TEAM

A great value option for the fight games rising stars, Team gloves are made with durable artificial leather to help improving fighters, those who want to keep fit or those who are looking to start at an amateur gym. No frills, just good, solid boxing gloves that provide uncompromising comfort.

Best for - Those who love boxing but don't spar or compete. Someone who is serious about their boxing or fitness but isn't competing just yet.

Oz stands for ounce.

Gloves come in "Size weights" so 18oz is a big heavy glove, and 8oz is a small light glove.

The best glove size for you depends on your body weight and the intended use, with heavier gloves (14-18 oz) for sparring, and lighter ones (6-12 oz) for bag and pad work. For a general idea, here is a weight-based guide: 

For Bag/Pad Work

• Bag/Pad Work: 8oz-12oz  Think of them as 8oz = XS, 10oz = S/M, 12oz = M, 14oz = L .

For Sparring 

Weight/size (sparring means getting in the ring and hitting each other)

• Sparring: Heavier gloves (12-18 oz) check weights below for a rough guide.

• Under 110 lbs (50 kg): 12 oz
• 110-150 lbs (50-68 kg): 12-14 oz
• 150-175 lbs (68-79 kg): 14-16 oz
• Over 175 lbs (79 kg): 16-18 oz 

For All Round Use

• For an “all rounder” it’s best to get your/their sparring size eg. 14oz.

Other Factors

• Hand size and comfort: if the wearer has larger size hands they may want to go up a size.
• Your goals: If you're a beginner, start with a versatile glove like 12 or 14 oz that can be used for most training. If you have specific goals, consult with a coach or trainer. 

Pad/Work and fitness training

For training where no sparring is involved (hitting each other) all the fighter needs is gloves, boots, hand wraps/inner gloves, skipping rope and apparel.

Sparring and serious training

For sparring a fighter will need more equipment to protect themselves and their training partners. They'll need sparring gloves, head guard, groin guard, Boots, hand wraps/inner gloves and apparel.

(If the person you're buying for is missing any of these items, or they're old its best to get a new one to ensure the safety of their training)