9 Best Pairs of Boxing Gloves to Help You Put Up a Good Fight
Mama said knock you out!
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Step into the ring — or up to the bag — with confidence while wearing a pair of these boxing gloves. Whether you're sparring with a partner or just working on technical skills, these will provide the protection your hands need.
When you want an affordable pair of extra sparring gloves, this faux leather set from Liberlupus offers three layers of foam padding, secure wrist closures, and a breathable nylon liner.
Gel impact protection and a durable leather material are the main ingredients in the make-up of these gloves. Adjust the Velcro to fit your wrist, then take a swing!
These pricier leather gloves offer triple-density foam protection, a mesh panel for breathability, and reinforced seams to ensure quality. The adjustable wrist wrap will give your wrist some additional support, too.
Not one, not two, but three layers of foam will keep your manos protected in these bad boys. The leather exterior and tight wrist support will have you set for years of boxing.
Pricey because of the hide-leather construction, take a swing in this pair. The company's max-shock foam-and-gel protection will help to prevent any broken fingers.
Pink power! Give your boxing get-up a pop of color by sporting these leather gloves. The breathable, mesh palm allows for ventilation whether you're sparring or doing bag work.
Engulf your hands in 2.5 inches of foam — we're talking serious padding! Plus, we dig the lace-up inner-palm aesthetic.
These vinyl gloves are a great intro pair for the boxing newbie who isn't looking to spend a fortune. They can be used with a bag, speed bag, or even in a cardio kickboxing class.
The Velcro wrist straps on these gloves not only allow you to get a personalized fit, but they also make getting the gloves on and off a lot easier. Choose any color you want — from red, blue, green, purple, and more.
Amy Schlinger is a health and fitness writer and editor based in New York City whose work has appeared in Men’s Health, Women’s Health, The New York Post, Self, Shape, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and more; The National Academy for Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT) is extremely passionate about healthy living and can often be found strength training at the gym when she isn’t interviewing trainers, doctors, medical professionals, nutritionists, or pro athletes for stories.
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