Kids boxing gloves Booster Marble Gold

Booster bvba is one of the largest distributors worldwide in the field of Muay Thai and kickboxing articles and clothing. The company - specialized in martial arts - was founded in 1994 by Yves Vyvey after a trip through Thailand, the birthplace of thai boxing. 

Booster Fight Gear is the own brand of the Belgian company and from day 1 the goal has been to deliver the best gear at the sharpest prices. They proudly claim to be the largest buyer and distributor of boxing materials from Thailand .

Products from the Booster Pro Range (A-line) are handmade in Thailand. The other product lines of Booster Fight Gear are made in China and Pakistan.

Booster bvba sponsors hundreds of fighters in Thailand and beyond. Moreover, they financially and knowledgeably support many gyms, training camps, and youth projects in Thailand. Giving back to muaythai is the motto of CEO Yves. If you follow Instagram, you see many Thai fighters training with the support of this popular martial arts brand. Definitely something a company can be proud of.

Children usually train with boxing gloves of 6 oz, 8 oz, or 10 oz. Very occasionally, for very small children, there are even 2 oz or 4 oz gloves.

Below are general guidelines. For each brand and model 

Choose by age:

• up to 3-4 years - 2 oz
• up to 4-5 years - 4 oz
• up to 6-8 years - 6 oz
• up to 9-11 years - 8 oz
• from 12 years - 10 oz

Choose by body weight

• up to 35 kg - 6 oz
• 35 – 45 kg - 8 oz
• 45 – 55 kg - 10 oz

We have also created unique size charts for this. Here you can look at both age and weight. In case of doubt, we recommend looking at weight rather than age.

The rule of thumb is: "the heavier the child in question, the heavier the glove to be used is 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.

Yes.

Boxing gloves that fit well are definitely safe for children. Of course, there are a few important factors to consider: the length and width of the hand compartment and wrist closure. If these fit well without pinching, then it is safe to use.

Also, don’t buy kids boxing gloves that are too big, because too loose means sliding, and that is not good.

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).

Wearing inner gloves is recommended for small children who sweat a lot. The sweat then goes into the inner gloves, which you can then put in the wash. This keeps the gloves fresher for longer.

For older children, we recommend wearing handwraps. These provide more support and protection. It is up to the trainer to decide how and what.