Python pattern boxing gloves
$72.59
Key Highlights
- check_circleMaterial:
- Premium Eco-Lux Stretch (78% Recycled Nylon, 22% Lycra)
- check_circleFeel:
- Buttery-soft, seamless compression with weightless support
- check_circleBest For:
- High-intensity workouts, yoga, and mindful active living
- check_circleImpact:
- Carbon-neutral fulfillment & 100% biodegradable packaging
Product Description
Python-Pattern Boxing Gloves Built to Take a Beating
Hit harder, train longer. These python-pattern gloves wrap your hands in durable PU leather over a molded shock-absorbing liner, so power transfers cleanly while your knuckles and wrists stay protected. Four weights and three colorways cover bag work, pad rounds, and sparring.
✔ Durable PU leather shell resists scuffs and cracking
✔ Molded liner cushions knuckles on impact
✔ Four weights from 8 oz to 14 oz
✔ Built for boxing, Muay Thai, and Sanda
What's in the Box
One pair of boxing gloves (left and right). Choose your color and weight above.
Fabric & Feel
A wipe-clean PU leather exterior covers a molded foam liner that spreads impact across the hand. The result is a firm, supportive feel that breaks in quickly without going soft, plus a secure wrist wrap that holds form round after round.
Size Guide
| Weight | Best For |
|---|---|
| 8 oz | Bag work & speed drills |
| 10 oz | Bag & pad work |
| 12 oz | Training & lighter sparring |
| 14 oz | Sparring & heavier hands |
Choose a heavier weight for more sparring protection, a lighter weight for bag and speed work.
Care
Wipe the shell with a damp cloth after training and air out the gloves to keep them fresh. Avoid soaking and direct heat, which can stiffen the liner.
FAQ
Q: How durable is the PU leather and stitching?
A: The PU leather shell resists scuffs and cracking, and the reinforced stitching is built to hold up to repeated bag and pad work.
Q: How much padding do they offer?
A: The molded foam liner spreads impact across the knuckles for firm, supportive protection that holds its shape.
Q: Which weight should I choose?
A: Go 8–10 oz for bag and speed work, and 12–14 oz for training and sparring where you want extra protection.
Q: What disciplines are they good for?
A: They suit boxing, Muay Thai, Sanda, kickboxing, and general heavy-bag conditioning.
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