Boxing gloves XPRT Enforcer V4 Carnage

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

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

The story of XPRT Fight Gear begins in 2005. Enthusiastic martial artist and entrepreneur has dreamed for years of a shop full of the finest fighting gear, accessible and affordable for everyone.

With personal experiences through training internships, seminars, competitions, and research, he has gained a clear vision of how to offer martial arts, fighting sports, and fighting gear to a broader audience in the new millennium.

With extensive experience in Thai boxing, boxing, karate, and especially ITF Taekwon-do, Fight2Win takes the first steps toward a complete product range. Initially, exclusively with ITF Taekwon-do uniforms, safety equipment under the brand and website Taekwon-do.nl.

Then follows the slogan: Fight2Win. And finally, with the help of other martial artists and graphic designers, a logo and a name emerge for a groundbreaking and affordable martial arts brand: XPRT Fight Gear!

Yes.

XPRT 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).

For every brand and model of boxing glove on our website, there is a unique size chart (at the size selection and at the bottom under the content). Here we provide the best possible guideline for what we think is the best choice for you for that specific model.

The rule of thumb is: “the heavier the person in question, the heavier the glove to be used is preferred”. 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 14 oz or 16 oz. doen er vaak het beste aan te kiezen voor een 14 oz of 16 oz.

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.