MMA Sparring Gloves

What's under the padding

A synthetic leather or PU outer skin covers a molded EVA or multi-layered foam striking core, but the padding isn’t the same thickness everywhere. It thins out to a minimal grappling layer over the fingers and builds into rounded blocks across the knuckles, which is what lets one glove go from bag drills to live grappling without you changing gear mid-session.

Grip stays free for submissions

The palm and fingers are left bare, so grabbing a collar, wrist, or gi doesn’t fight the glove the way a closed-fist mitt would. Inside, a moisture-wicking lining keeps your hands drier through longer sparring rounds, which matters more than it sounds once grip becomes the deciding factor in a scramble.

Fit and wrist support

An extra-wide hook-and-loop wrist wrap anchors the glove to the joint and adds stabilization when you land a strike, while the shell itself is shaped to standard hand and knuckle widths. Sizing runs XS through 2XL, so most adult hand sizes are covered without ordering a custom mold.

Production standards and private labeling

These run to ISO, CE, and Sedex certified manufacturing standards, out of the same lines that supply IPF- and USPA-approved clients. Blank stock starts at 10 pairs, and private label runs with your own logo — silk screen, PVC badge, or heat transfer — start at 50 pairs, with custom colorways available on request. Stock color is a black palm and wrist wrap with a white knuckle guard, a black-and-white split across the back of the hand, and a QST logo badge on the back panel.

Frequently asked questions