Groinguard boxing Winning CPS-500 Lace-Up Black

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

When it comes to the size of groinguards, it is mainly about the waist circumference and not so much the size of the cup itself. For each groinguard, we have a unique size chart (for size selection and below in the product information) provided for that specific brand and model.

Yes and no.

This depends on the brand and model. The cup (the hard part) can and almost never needs to be washed. Most regular groinguards come in a kind of sports shorts (jockstrap). You can then remove the cup and wash the shorts.

The larger kidney and groinguards (No-Foul) designed for boxing obviously cannot be washed in a washing machine. This is actually not necessary. However, you can simply wipe them down and dry them to keep them fresh. 

You obviously cannot wash the steel cups either. The metal is not resistant to this.

Yes, usually.

A groinguard is often required or recommended. For boxing, kickboxing, and karate training, for example, it is recommended. For krav maga and self-defense systems, it is required. The area that the groinguard protects is, of course, very sensitive to injuries.

For exams and competitions, a groinguard is always required for both men and women.