Boxing Gloves – Hayabusa, Fairtex, Rival | Senteso - Material - Synthetic leather

Boxing gloves - Material - Synthetic leather

Boxing Gloves for Training, Sparring and Bag Work

In this category you'll find quality boxing gloves for training, sparring and bag work. Choosing the right glove weight significantly affects hand and wrist protection and comfort when striking. Not sure what to pick? We'll advise you based on your weight, training style and hand size.

Senteso stocks gloves across different weight categories – from 12 oz boxing gloves suited for technical training, through 14 oz boxing gloves as an all-round choice, up to 16 oz boxing gloves designed primarily for sparring and maximum protection.

Weight Best for
12 oz speed, technique, bag work
14 oz all-round choice for training and sparring
16 oz sparring and maximum joint protection

When to choose 12 oz boxing gloves?

  • You train mainly on the heavy bag or pads
  • You want to develop speed and technique
  • You spar rarely or not at all
  • You have a lower body weight or lighter build

When to choose 14 oz or 16 oz?

Glove fit and wrist support

When choosing gloves, it's not just about oz – the palm shape and wrist circumference matter too. Different brands vary in internal profile and level of wrist support.

  • Narrower fit (e.g. Rival or some Hayabusa) works better for smaller hands
  • Wider fit (e.g. Fairtex or Booster) is more comfortable for stronger hands
  • Soft Thai padding works well for bag work and clinching
  • Firm wrist construction provides better protection during sparring

If you use long hand wraps (4–4.5 m) or have thicker wrists, we recommend gloves with more internal space.

Not sure which gloves to pick? We're happy to advise based on your weight, training style and hand size. Get in touch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right boxing glove weight?
Glove weight (oz) depends on your training type and body weight. 12 oz for bag work and technique, 14 oz as an all-round choice, and 16 oz primarily for sparring and maximum protection.
What's the difference between bag gloves and sparring gloves?
Bag gloves are lighter and firmer for effective striking, while sparring gloves have more padding to protect both you and your sparring partner.
How do I know if gloves fit well?
Gloves should wrap firmly around your hand without unnecessary play, but must not pinch or squeeze. Adequate wrist support is also important. Not sure? Get in touch – we'll advise based on hand size and training style.
Are leather or synthetic gloves better?
Leather gloves last longer and mould better to your hand. Synthetic gloves are more affordable and well-suited for beginners or recreational training.
How do I care for boxing gloves?
After every session, let the gloves dry out and use a deodorant spray or glove dryers. This extends their lifespan and prevents odour.
Can I use one pair of gloves for everything?
Yes, 14 oz gloves are the ideal compromise – they handle bag work and light sparring. For intense sparring however, we recommend a dedicated pair of 16 oz gloves.
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