Boxing Gloves
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QST velcro boxing gloves pair a white cowhide leather or PU shell with a black wrist strap, built with a multi-layered EVA foam core for sparring, Muay Thai, and heavy bag work. A wide hook-and-loop wrist strap locks in support, and a moisture-wicking antimicrobial liner keeps hands dry through long sessions. Sized from 8oz to 16oz.
- White cowhide leather or PU outer shell with black wrist strap
- Multi-layered EVA foam padding
- Wide hook-and-loop velcro wrist strap
- Moisture-wicking antimicrobial liner
- Sized from 8oz to 16oz
| SKU | PRG-3245 |
| Category | Velcro Boxing Gloves |
| Color | White with black wrist strap and black logo accents |
| Outer material | Genuine cowhide leather or microfiber PU shell |
| Padding | Multi-layered EVA foam core |
| Lining | Moisture-wicking antimicrobial liner |
| Closure | Wide hook-and-loop velcro wrist strap |
| Available weights | 8oz, 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz |
| Certifications | ISO, CE, Sedex; production also used for IPF and USPA approved clients |
| Branding options | Embroidery, vinyl crest, or heat transfer logo |
What the shell and padding are made of
The outer shell comes in genuine cowhide leather or a microfiber PU alternative, both built to take repeated impact without cracking. Underneath sits a multi-layered EVA foam core that spreads shock across the knuckles instead of letting it concentrate in one spot, with foam thickness tuned by weight so a 16oz glove carries more cushioning than an 8oz one. A moisture-wicking, antimicrobial liner sits against the skin to cut down on sweat and odor during back-to-back rounds.
Fit and wrist support
The fist shape is pre-curved rather than flat, so your hand sits in a natural striking position with a dedicated thumb compartment to stop it flaring on impact. Closure is a wide hook-and-loop velcro strap rather than lace-up, so you can get a secure, adjustable wrist lock on your own before a session without needing a training partner to tie you in.
Choosing a weight
These gloves come in 8oz, 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, and 16oz. The 8-12oz range suits sparring and technical drills where speed matters more than extra cushioning, while 14-16oz is the usual pick for heavy bag training and longer sessions where your hands need more padding to go the distance.
Build standards and branding
Production follows ISO, CE, and Sedex certified standards, and the same manufacturing lines supply clients approved by the IPF and USPA. Custom logo work is available through embroidery, vinyl crests, or heat transfer, with minimum order quantities from 50 to 100 pairs for private label runs and lower minimums for unbranded stock.
Frequently asked questions
What glove weight should I use for sparring versus heavy bag work?
Go with 8oz to 12oz for sparring and technical drills, where speed and feel matter most. For heavy bag training or longer sessions, 14oz to 16oz gives your hands more cushioning to absorb repeated impact.
Is velcro or lace-up better for wrist support?
These gloves use a wide hook-and-loop velcro strap, which you can tighten yourself for quick, adjustable wrist support before training. Lace-up closures can get a snugger custom fit but need someone else to tie them.
Are these gloves made to any recognized safety standards?
Yes. Production follows ISO, CE, and Sedex certified standards, and the same manufacturing lines are used for clients approved by the IPF and USPA.
Can I get these gloves with my own gym’s branding?
Yes. Custom logos are available via embroidery, vinyl crest, or heat transfer, with minimum orders from 50 to 100 pairs for private label runs and lower minimums for unbranded stock.
What’s the shell material, leather or synthetic?
Both options are offered: genuine cowhide leather for a traditional feel and durability, or a microfiber PU shell as a lighter, lower-cost alternative. Either is paired with the same EVA foam core and antimicrobial liner.
Frequently asked questions
What weight boxing gloves should I use for sparring vs the heavy bag?
Use 8oz to 12oz for sparring and technical drills where speed and feel matter most. For heavy bag training or longer sessions, go with 14oz to 16oz for extra cushioning against repeated impact.
Is velcro or lace-up better for wrist support?
These gloves use a wide hook-and-loop velcro strap, which you can tighten yourself for adjustable wrist support before training. Lace-up closures can give a snugger custom fit but require someone else to tie them for you.
Can I get these gloves with my gym's own branding?
Yes, custom logos are available via embroidery, vinyl crest, or heat transfer. Minimum orders run from 50 to 100 pairs for private label runs, with lower minimums available for unbranded stock.
