1, the first thing to consider is the size of the hand you buy in different ounces. Gloves are divided into 6OZ, 8OZ, 10OZ, 12OZ, 14OZ, 16OZ or even special 18OZ(OZ is the abbreviation of English ounce). Generally speaking, different weights have different requirements for gloves.

There are three kinds of boxing gloves on the market, PU leather, polyurethane and pure leather. The most common boxing gloves on the market are mostly made of PU fabric. Although the quality of boxing gloves made of PU fabric is worse than that of pure leather and polyurethane, they are cheaper. The average boxing enthusiast can accept it.

Polyurethane has many advantages such as wear resistance, aging resistance, softness and breathability, and its performance is even better than that of leather, so many high-end gloves use polyurethane as leather material. Pure leather fabric looks very advanced, but the cost is too high for professional athletes to accept.

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Gloves are also divided into lace-up gloves and velcro gloves. You need to use lace-up gloves in regular competitions, and in general training, you need to use velcro gloves for convenience. Binding gloves can make them firmly fixed, which is more suitable for competition. Moreover, after binding, the wrist should be wrapped with adhesive tape to seal the joint and rope end of gloves to avoid scratching each other and yourself.

Gloves can be described as varied, including boxing, Muay Thai, MMA and Sanda. At present, the most common boxing techniques are Eternal, REYES, Grant, Winning, Opponents and so on. There are TWINS, Fairtex, Top-King, Venum, Hayabusa, Raga in Thai boxing, and Taishan, Jiuri Mountain and other brands in domestic boxing Sanda.