Boxing Regular Training Gloves 500

High density foam.

Included:

Outshock

Boxing Regular Training Gloves 500 designed for doing different combat sports 3 to 4 times a week: boxing, full-contact karate, kickboxing, muay thai.\n\n

Synthetic leather gloves filled with high-density injection-molded foam for maximum metacarpal protection.\nA wide, reinforced Velcro strap holds your wrist in place.

Cushioning

Molded, hard foam for optimum impact cushioning.

Joint brace

The PU fastening and RIPSTOP supports your joints.

Moisture wicking

Micro-perforated synthetic leather for wicking away perspiration.

Abrasion resistant

Thick synthetic leather (0.8 mm) that withstands repeated impacts.

BOXING GLOVES 500

The boxing gloves in the 500 series are made from medium-density molded foam covered with thick synthetic leather.
This type of foam provides good cushioning from powerful blows.
The thick synthetic leather is very durable and will make your gloves last longer.
The micro-perforations on the palm of the glove wick away perspiration during training.
These gloves have reinforced zones designed for specific parries in kickboxing and Muay Thai

HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR BOXING GLOVES

- For BEGINNER BOXERS training once or twice per week, choose gloves that wick away perspiration and fit snugly around your wrist.
- For ADVANCED BOXERS training two or three times per week at a club or on a punch bag, choose gloves with a thick leather or synthetic leather coating and medium- or high-density foam.
- For EXPERT BOXERS training more than four times per week, choose durable gloves with a thick coating made from natural or synthetic leather.

WHICH SIZE SHOULD YOU CHOOSE?

The size of gloves is given in ounces (the measurement used worldwide for boxing gloves).
Boxers choose their gloves based on their body weight and the kind of boxing they do:
- hitting a punch bag,
- sparring.
For more information, see our size grid.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Get into the right habits. Remember to wear:
- INNER GLOVES that are easy to put on. They stop your hands rubbing and absorb perspiration to make your gloves last longer.
OR
- BOXING WRAPS, the classic boxing accessory!
They are designed to support your joints (metacarpals and wrists) while absorbing perspiration.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

To make your gloves last longer, we recommend drying them after each training session. To do so, get yourself some glove dryers.
Glove dryers are sold in pairs.