Boxing gloves King Pro Hannya Devil

Boxing gloves have a limited lifespan. After all, they are used for hitting, and boxing gloves often take quite a beating.

Of course, you can influence their lifespan yourself by treating them with care and boxing gloves properly care for them. Don’t throw them in a corner; take them out of your sports bag and let them dry properly (not in direct sunlight).

King Pro Boxing products are largely handmade inThailand. The company is originally Thai, and the A-line is made entirely in Thailand. Some other products, such as the Revo series, are designed in Thailand and manufactured in China. 

KING, founded in 2016, is a premium martial arts brand rooted in tradition and driven by quality. KING – Made with Thai heritage, built for the fight.

With strong ties to Thailand—the birthplace of Muay Thai—it is our mission to honor the legacy of Thai martial arts with expertly crafted equipment and apparel.

Most of our high-quality equipment is handmade in Thailand by skilled artisans who understand the demands of fighters.

From boxing gloves to apparel, every piece is made with precision, care, and a true passion for the sport. We are proud to work with some of Thailand’s most renowned gyms and organizations, ensuring our products meet the highest standards of performance and authenticity.

KING is more than a brand; it is a tribute to the art of fighting.

Designed for fighters who value quality, tradition, and heart, our equipment is now distributed worldwide and trusted by professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Yes.

King boxing gloves are suitable for Western boxing, kickboxing, and thai boxing (Muay Thai).

They are also used in Krav Maga and MMA (stand-up fighting).

Although the King Pro Boxing brand has its roots in Muay Thai, classic boxers around the world use King boxing gloves with just as much enthusiasm.

Boxing gloves do not come in “standard” sizes; their weight is expressed in ounces (oz).

For every boxing glove brand and model on our website, there is a unique size chart (by the size selection and at the bottom under the details). This provides the best guideline we can give for what we think is the best choice for you for that specific model.

The rule of thumb is: “the heavier the person, the heavier the glove they should use”. In general, a heavier boxing glove has more padding and is therefore safer for both your hands and your training partner. Trainers also generally prefer you to use heavier boxing gloves rather than lighter ones.

In short, youth train with 6 oz, 8 oz, or 10 oz boxing gloves. Women usually choose 12 oz or 14 oz, while men are often best off choosing 14 oz or 16 oz.