Boxing gloves Winning MS600 Black (laces)

Boxing gloves are not sized by "normal" sizes, but by weight expressed in ounces (oz).

The rule of thumb is: "the heavier the person in question, the heavier the glove desired". A heavier boxing glove generally has more padding and is therefore safer for the hands and the training partner. Trainers generally also prefer that you have heavier boxing gloves rather than lighter ones.

In short, youth train with boxing gloves of 6 oz, 8 oz, or 10 oz. Women usually choose 12 oz or 14 oz and men often do best to choose a 14 oz or 16 oz. At the bottom of this article, we will go into this further with an example table. .

Boxing gloves have a limited lifespan. After all, they are a product that is used for hitting, and boxing gloves often endure a lot of wear and tear.

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

All Winning products are made with precise attention and an eye for detail in just one factory/workshop in Tokyo, Japan. The quality control is Japanese, which means it is extremely strict!

The materials used are of thehighest leveland the employees work in modern working conditions. The demand for Winning products worldwide is so high that there is a huge waiting time for all products (especially boxing gloves). This is simply because they belong to the very best boxing equipment in the world.

Winning sponsors absolutely no one, yet many top fighters and (former) professionals wear the brand. That says enough about the extremely high quality, the level of protection, and comfort that Winning products offer.

At Fight2Win, we areproudto offer products from this brand at what we believe is an extremely fair price. With us,all prices include import duties and VAT! Moreover, there isno waiting timeon our offer because we keep a small stock ourselves and continue to purchase where possible.

All products from Winning are handmade in Japan.

Winning Boxing Equipment was founded in 1932 in Tokyo, Japan.

Since then, the brand has become synonymous with craftsmanship, precision, and the highest quality boxing gear.

The founder, Yoshinobu Iwatsuki, was a passionate craftsman who started making boxing gloves of unparalleled quality. From the very beginning, the focus was on attention to detail and the pursuit of perfection.

Want to know more? Read our blog: The history of Winning Boxing Equipment

Yes.

Although there are now modern systems with Velcro that come close to a lace-up closure, a traditional lace-up closure remains the best way to securely fasten and tighten a boxing glove.

Lace-up boxing gloves are usually fastened with a single lace that crosses both sides. This lace is then pulled tight so the gloves fit snugly.

The end of the laces is then tied around the wrist section of the lace-up boxing glove. Lace-up boxing gloves are otherwise usually almost identical to gloves with an (easier) Velcro closure. 

Advantages of lace-up boxing gloves:

• Snug, secure, and comfortable fit around the wrist
• Usually padded wrists for increased comfort
• The cuff around the wrists feels more streamlined and less bulky
• No risk of scratches from Velcro for opponents

Disadvantages of lace-up boxing gloves:

• Need assistance from another person to tie
• Slower to put on and take off, so not ideal for shorter training sessions
• Ends of laces can cut opponents

Winning boxing gloves are praised by (professional) boxers for their high-quality, multi-layer foam padding.

This unique padding is designed for the best possible shock absorption. This reduces hand and wrist fatigue while maximizing protection for both the wearer and the training partner.

The padding in Winning gloves is a key factor for their comfort and ability to reduce the risk of injury. The nickname for these gloves is therefore "pillows."

Details:

• Multi-layer foam: Winning boxing gloves use an advanced system of foam layers to effectively absorb shocks.
• Ergonomic design: the boxing gloves are designed to fit snugly and securely, providing good finger mobility and overall comfort.
• Weight distribution: the boxing gloves are designed to distribute weight evenly, promoting good punching technique and control. At the same time, this minimizes strain on the hands.
• Breathable materials: Winning gloves are made from breathable materials, contributing to comfort and preventing overheating during training.

Conclusion from many professionals:

Winning boxing gloves excel in providing a balance between comfort, protection, and performance, thanks to their well-designed multi-layer foam padding.

Yes.

Winning boxing gloves are extremely suitable for (Western) boxing and kickboxing.

Although Winning Japan is a classic boxing brand with a rich history of perfectionism, kickboxers and Muay Thai fighters around the world also love to use Winning boxing gloves because of their fantastic qualities, fit, and level of comfort.

Yes.

Winning boxing gloves are extremely suitable for (Western) boxing and kickboxing.

Winning Japan is a classic boxing brand with a rich history of perfectionism. It is the most sought-after boxing glove on earth. Boxers all over the world love to use Winning boxing gloves because of their fantastic qualities, fit, and level of comfort.

Yes.

These boxing gloves are made of 100% genuine cowhide leather.

Oz stands for the English word ounce. An ounce (abbreviated as oz) is a unit of weight commonly used in the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries that follow this system. One ounce is approximately equal to 28.35 grams.

In boxing gloves (and MMA gloves)this refers to the weight(the size) of the gloves. The larger the (padding of the) gloves, the higher the oz.

Yes.

Just like our own skin, you need to regularly care for leather products to prevent drying and the like. 

The best thing to do is to lightly apply leather grease to your leather product, such as boxing gloves, from time to time.

No.

Actually, there is no difference.

There are brands that are more focused on boxing or brands that are more focused on kickboxing and thai boxing. 

There are some small differences, but in practice, you can use boxing gloves for kickboxing and kickboxing gloves for boxing.