Women's Boxing Gloves
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Bravose Alpha Women’s Boxing Gloves
£21.99 ex vat -
MCD Blast Leather Boxing Gloves
£30.99 ex vat -
MCD Boxing Hand Wraps
£6.39 – £7.19 ex vat -
Bravose Alpha Boxing Gloves
£21.99 ex vat -
Bravose Elite Lace Up Boxing Gloves
£52.99 ex vat -
MCD AD100 Boxing Gloves
£47.99 ex vat -
Bravose Alpha Boxing Gloves
£26.99 ex vat -
MCD TX400 Boxing Gloves
£34.99 ex vat -
Bravose Alpha Metallic Boxing Gloves
£21.99 ex vat -
MCD Extreme Pearl Women’s Boxing Gloves
£28.99 ex vat -
MCD Fuego Boxing Gloves
£14.99 ex vat -
Bravose Armour Boxing Gloves
£17.99 ex vat -
Sandee Sport Camo Synthetic Leather Boxing Gloves
£43.99 ex vat Out of stock -
RDX T17 Aura Boxing Gloves
£49.59 ex vat -
Bravose Nemesis Boxing Gloves
£25.99 ex vat -
RDX F7 Boxing Gloves
£24.79 – £27.19 ex vat -
MCD Combo-2 Boxing Gloves
£35.99 ex vat -
MCD Women’s Boxing Gloves and Pads
£31.99 ex vat -
MCD T4 Boxing Gloves
£23.99 ex vat -
Sandee Cool Tec Boxing Gloves
£71.99 – £73.59 ex vat Out of stock -
Bravose Elite Velcro Leather Boxing Gloves
£41.99 ex vat -
Sandee Authentic Leather Boxing Gloves – Velcro
£67.19 ex vat Out of stock -
RDX FL3 Floral Boxing Gloves
£31.19 ex vat -
Bravose Nemesis Boxing Gloves
£25.99 ex vat -
Revgear Pinnacle Boxing Gloves Black Gold
£39.99 ex vat Out of stock -
MCD Ultimate-Tec Velcro Boxing Gloves
£37.99 ex vat -
Venum Challenger 3.0 Boxing Gloves
£37.99 ex vat Out of stock -
Bravose Boxing Mouth Guard
£8.79 ex vat -
Fairtex BGL6 Blue-White Lace Up Competition Gloves
£71.99 ex vat Out of stock -
MCD Women’s Boxing Training Gloves
£9.99 ex vat -
MCD Ron Leather Boxing Gloves
£47.99 ex vat -
Revgear Pinnacle Boxing Gloves Red Black
£39.99 ex vat Out of stock -
RDX S5 Leather Boxing Gloves
£51.99 ex vat -
MCD R6 Boxing Gloves
£21.99 ex vat -
MCD Kromo 3 Professional Boxing Gloves
£43.99 ex vat -
MCD Protective Boxing Mouth Guard – Gum Shield
£10.39 ex vat
Women’s Boxing Gloves
Training, Sparring and Competition Boxing Gloves for Ladies
Welcome to The Boxing Gloves, the UK’s leading retailer for boxing gloves featuring international brands. We choose the best types specifically for women, in various designs and colours, from 8oz gloves to 16oz gloves. Choosing your first pair of gloves for boxing might be a little complicated. Before choosing a pair of boxing gloves, you should take into account their size, weight, and how much padding they have. We have a large selection of ladies boxing gloves that are designed exclusively for females, whether they are amateurs or champions.
Buying Women’s Boxing Gloves
Before placing an order for boxing gloves, you should be aware of the required glove size. They need to fit snugly while also allowing for enough flexibility to make forming a fist easy. We have women’s boxing gloves in all sizes. If you are in between sizes, we suggest wearing hand wraps first so you can see how the gloves fit with the wraps on top. If you don’t already have hand wraps or gloves, you can check our size chart and measure your hand circumference before placing your order. Next, let’s talk about the weight and size of gloves, which are primarily determined by the level of cushioning and protection required. Ladies should get thicker 14oz or heavier boxing gloves for punch bag training as they provide a significant amount of padding protection. If speed and dexterity are your main priorities, get 10oz or 12oz boxing gloves.
Boxing Training – Start & Succeed
Due to the intense work rate required during practise, sparring, and fights, boxing is undoubtedly the most demanding sport. You will be required to bring gloves, hand wraps, and a mouth guard when you join at a gym or club. A towel and water to endure the entire workout are also required. Your coach will probably evaluate your movements, speed, and degree of fitness on your first day at the gym after you’ve warmed up with some stretches and sprints. Perhaps he or she will instruct you to practice punch bag training exercises later in the session after completing some jab and hook pad work with you in the introduction. Skip-roping, shadow-boxing, press-ups, squats, ab crunches, and other regular exercises are also included. Most gym coaches will usually let you spar with others after a few weeks.