Sparring gloves are thicker and heavier (14-16 oz) to protect your training partner during sessions. Bag gloves like Iron Sport Rukavice za box/ sparing i džak (8/10/12/14) come in various weights (8-14 oz) and are designed to withstand impacts on hard surfaces. Competition gloves are lighter (10 oz) with less padding, focused on speed and precision.
For beginners and recreational boxers, 12-14 oz is recommended for sparring and 10-12 oz for bag work. Heavier gloves provide better protection for wrist joints and hand bones, but slow down punches. Lighter gloves (8-10 oz) are for experienced boxers who want to work on speed and technique.
Genuine leather offers the best durability and breathability, but is more expensive and requires maintenance. Synthetic leather or PU materials are more affordable and sufficient for recreational training. Brands like Lonsdale and Iron Sport offer quality options in both segments.
Velcro straps allow quick on and off, ideal for home or gym training. Lace-up provides firmer wrist support and makes the glove more adaptable to hand shape, but requires a trainer's assistance. Quality wrist protection prevents injuries and enables harder punches without pain.
Ring and Lonsdale are known for durable training gloves that offer excellent value for money. Investing in quality gloves pays off because cheap models quickly lose shape, padding compresses and they stop protecting your hands. Good equipment can last for years with proper care.
After each training session, let gloves air out in the open, never leave them in a closed bag. Use moisture absorbers or newspaper to soak up sweat and prevent unpleasant odors. Never machine wash gloves – only wipe the interior with antibacterial spray and the exterior with a damp cloth.
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