FAQs
You can purchase 14 oz boxing gloves at most sporting goods stores. They are available in various styles, including padded gloves, leather gloves, and even fingerless gloves.
A good rule of thumb is to add about 10% more than your bodyweight to the total weight of the glove.
Padding helps protect your hands when they get hit. There are two types of padding: hard and soft.
Hard padding provides protection against cuts and bruises. Soft padding gives you a little extra cushioning.
This question comes up all the time. We recommend starting off with medium sized gloves. If this doesn't feel right, try going up to large gloves.
12 oz gloves are thicker and heavier than 14 oz gloves. They're perfect for beginners since they provide more protection.
Bare knuckle fighting has been around for centuries. It involves striking opponents with punches and kicks. Bare knuckle fighters often use their fists instead of gloves.
While bare knuckle fighting isn't illegal, it's considered unsportsmanlike conduct. As a result, it's frowned upon by judges and referees. Also, it takes longer to recover after being punched or kicked.
Gloved fighting requires less skill and technique. Gloves allow you to punch harder and faster. Plus, they give you more control over your opponent.
Head gear allows you to throw punches and strikes without worrying about hitting your own face.
