Boxing gloves with laces

Fight2Win carries the absolute top brands of lace-up boxing gloves - Rival, Cleto Reyes, Winning, Twins and Di Nardo Worldwide. Always in stock, available for immediate delivery from Waddinxveen. Read more

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Handmade. Tightly laced. For the serious boxer.

 Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about choosing the right lace-up boxing glove - from brand recommendations and materials to sizing advice and maintenance.

For the serious boxer. The complete range of lace-up boxing gloves at Fight2Win.

Lace-up Boxing gloves are the choice of professional boxers and advanced athletes who want maximum fit and support during sparren and competitions. Fight2Win carries the absolute top brands: Rival, Cleto Reyes, Winning, Twins and Di Nardo Worldwide - all available directly from stock in Waddinxveen.

Lace-up gloves are tied more tightly around the wrist than hook-and-loop gloves, providing better wrist support and a closer fit. Standard weights of 12 oz, 14 oz and 16 oz are always in stock.

Rival, Cleto Reyes, or Winning. The top brands of lace-up boxing gloves compared.

All lace-up gloves in this collection are made for serious use. The difference lies in the materials, construction, and price range:

Microfiber - premium range: Rival RS100 Pro Sparring - Microfiber, excellent padding, popular among advanced boxers. Rival Ultra RS1 2.0 - Microfiber, slightly more compact model.

100% leather - top class: Rival RFX Guerrero - 100% leather, handmade, Rival's professional Sparring glove. Cleto Reyes - 100% leather, handmade in Mexico, the classic choice of professional boxers worldwide. Available in Black, Red, White, Silver, Gold, Blue and Pearl.

Ultrapremium - handmade leather: Winning MS600 - 100% leather, handmade in Japan, the gold standard in professional boxing. Winning MS300 - Compact 10 oz. model. Grant Pro Lace-up - 100% leather, handmade, iconic American boxing brand.

Italian design: Di Nardo Worldwide - 100% leather, handmade in Italy, exclusive editions (Impattatore, Supremo, Viola Furia, La Bestia, La Fiamma, Pelle di Leone).

12 oz, 14 oz or 16 oz. The right weight for lace-up boxing gloves

Lace-up gloves are used almost exclusively for sparring and competition - not for punching bag training. Choose the weight based on body weight and use:

Sparring:

  • up to 70 kg - 14 oz
  • 70-85 kg - 14 oz or 16 oz
  • +85 kg - 16 oz or 18 oz

Competition: The weight is determined by the organization and weight class - usually 10 oz (lighter classes) or 12 oz. Always check your federation's regulations.

10 oz: available in the Winning MS300 line - specifically for competition use in lighter weight classes.

Practical: With lace-up gloves, you always need a second person to tie them up. For solo training on the punching bag, hook-and-loop gloves are more practical.

Laces or hook-and-loop fasteners. The pros and cons at a glance.

Lace-up Boxing gloves have several clear advantages over hook-and-loop gloves - but also drawbacks you should know before making your choice.

Advantages of lace-up gloves:

  • Snug fit - Laces are tied tighter around the wrist than hook-and-loop straps, providing better wrist support
  • No hook-and-loop straps - no risk of scratches or irritation for your training partner during clinch work or sparren
  • Streamlined cuff - the wrist feels less bulky than with wide hook-and-loop cuffs
  • Padded wrists - most lace-up models have extra wrist padding for increased comfort

Disadvantages of lace-up gloves:

  • Help needed - you always need a second person to tie the laces
  • Slower to put on and take off - not ideal for shorter training sessions or when quickly switching between exercises
  • Lace ends - loose lace ends can irritate or cut your training partner if not tied properly

Conclusion: Lace-up gloves are the standard in professional boxing and for serious sparring. For solo bag work or fitness, hook-and-loop gloves are more practical.

Classic boxing colors. The range of lace-up gloves in a row.

Lace-up gloves are traditionally available in classic boxing colors:

Cleto Reyes - Black, Red, White, Silver, Gold, Blue and Pearl - all 100% leather, handmade in Mexico.

Winning MS600 - Black, White, Red and Blue - 100% leather, handmade in Japan. The CO-MS600 in Yellow is a special edition.

Rival RS100 - Black-Gold, White-Gold, Blue-Silver, Red-Silver and Green-Gold - microfiber.

Rival RFX Guerrero - Black, White, Blue and Red - 100% leather.

Di Nardo Worldwide - exclusive Italian editions in unique color schemes: Impattatore, Supremo, Viola Furia, La Bestia, La Fiamma and Pelle di Leone.

Sparring, competition, or thai boxing. Who are lace-up boxing gloves for?

Lace-up gloves are primarily intended for professional boxers and advanced athletes who spar or box in competitions. They are also used in high-level thai boxing and kickboxing.

Boxing - the primary sport. All models are designed for this. Cleto Reyes, Winning and Di Nardo are iconic names in professional boxing.

Thai boxing / Muay Thai - the Twins BGLL1 is especially popular in Thai gyms. The Rival RFX Guerrero is also used in high-level thai boxing.

Kickboxing - lace-up gloves are used less often in kickboxing than in boxing, but are permitted by most organizations.

Not suitable for: beginners, solo bag work, or athletes without someone who can tie the laces.

Invest in maintenance. This keeps lace-up leather boxing gloves in top condition.

Almost all lace-up gloves in this collection are made of 100% Leather—a worthwhile investment that will last through many training sessions with proper care.

After each training session:

  • Leave the gloves open to dry in a ventilated place
  • Use an antibacterial spray to prevent bacterial growth
  • Use an deodorizer to help the gloves dry faster from the inside

Leather care (Cleto Reyes, Winning, Rival RFX, Twins, Di Nardo, Grant):

  • Wipe with a damp cloth after use
  • Treat periodically with leather grease to keep the leather supple and flexible
  • Do not dry in direct sunlight—Leather dries out and cracks

Microfiber (Rival RS100, Rival Ultra RS1):

  • Wipe with a damp cloth; do not submerge
  • No leather grease needed

Always: use handwraps—this protects the inside of the glove and significantly extends its lifespan.

Top brands in stock now. Buy Laces boxing gloves at Fight2Win.

Fight2Win is the official partner and importer of Rival Boxing for the Benelux and also supplies Cleto Reyes, Winning, and Di Nardo directly from its own stock in Waddinxveen.

Standard weights (12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz) are always in stock. Orders are shipped the same or next business day.

Would you like advice on which model and weight best suit your level and intended use? Then visit our showroom in Waddinxveen - we will be happy to help you further.

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Frequently asked questions — Boxing gloves with laces

Is a lace-up closure better for boxing gloves?

Not for every use. Laces let you adjust the closure across more of the cuff. Velcro is usually more practical if you want to put on your gloves quickly by yourself or need to take them off during training.

The overall fit also depends on the cuff, the hand compartment and the model's construction. A lace-up closure does not automatically make two different gloves equivalent. Tuck away laces and Velcro carefully so they cannot scratch your training partner.

What does Feather-Lite mean?

Feather-Lite is Rival's term for a design approach that combines low weight with the product's intended function. It is not a separate type of material.

The specific covering, padding and intended use vary by model. The name alone does not establish a specific level of protection or guarantee a particular lifespan.

What does “oz” mean?

Oz is short for ounce, a unit of weight. One ounce is approximately 28.35 grams. For boxing gloves, the oz designation indicates a glove’s nominal weight class.

Oz is not a standardized hand size and does not tell you exactly how much padding a glove has. Gloves of the same weight can differ in hand space, padding distribution and intended use. For MMA gloves, you often choose the hand size separately, for example S, M or L.

Should I condition or grease the leather?

Keep leather sports equipment clean and let it air-dry after training. Gently wipe off dirt with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Not all leather needs conditioning: use a suitable leather care product only when the type of leather and its finish allow it, and apply a thin layer. Do not use leather grease on microfiber or other synthetic coverings.

How do I use a care spray for boxing gloves?

Take your boxing gloves out of your bag after training and open them up wide. Spray the inside according to the dosage and spraying distance indicated on the can. Then let the gloves air-dry completely before storing them.

Use a spray designed for boxing gloves. The amount to use and any required contact time vary by product, so follow the instructions on the spray you use.

Is there a difference between women’s and men’s boxing gloves?

Many boxing gloves can be worn by both men and women. The best choice depends on the hand compartment, wrist closure and intended use of the specific model.

Don't automatically choose a lower oz rating because you're a woman or a smaller athlete. Try on the gloves with handwraps and use the model-specific size chart. For a small hand, a more compact hand compartment may matter more than a lower glove weight.

Also check out our women's boxing gloves. Choose from this collection based on hand compartment size, fit and training goals.

Is there a difference between kickboxing gloves and boxing gloves?

Many boxing gloves can also be used for kickboxing. So the collection name alone does not determine whether a model is right for you. Focus on comparing the hand space, padding and wrist closure.

Boxing focuses on punching and keeping your guard up. In kickboxing and Muay Thai, blocking kicks and possibly clinching also come into play. Choose the design that feels comfortable for your training.