GLOVES - Color - Yellow
RevGear Original Thai Boxing Gloves – Yellow
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Boxing gloves REVGEAR S5 All Rounder - yellow/black
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MMA Gloves REVGEAR Challenger 2 Pro Series - yellow
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MMA training and sparring gloves REVGEAR Pro Series MS1 - yellow
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Kids MMA Gloves REVGEAR Deluxe Youth Series - yellow
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Kids Boxing Gloves REVGEAR Deluxe Youth Series - yellow
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MMA gloves RDX T6 - yellow
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Combat Sports Gloves – Boxing, MMA and Bag Work
Choosing the right gloves depends on your discipline and training style. Boxing gloves protect your hands on impact and work for both training and sparring, MMA gloves with open fingers allow grappling and ground work, and bag gloves are built for intense sessions on the heavy bag.
What gloves you'll find here
- Boxing gloves – for training, sparring and bag work
- MMA gloves – for grappling, striking and mixed training
- Bag gloves – lightweight gloves for intense bag sessions
- Kids' gloves – designed for juniors and beginners
How to choose the right gloves
- Boxing / kickboxing: boxing gloves 12–16 oz based on weight and training type
- MMA: MMA gloves with open fingers for grappling and striking
- Bag training: bag gloves or boxing gloves 10–12 oz
- Beginner: all-round boxing gloves 12–14 oz as a first choice
What to look for when choosing
- Sport type – boxing, MMA, Muay Thai or grappling
- Glove weight – oz depends on body weight and purpose
- Material – genuine leather lasts longer, synthetic is more affordable
- Closure – velcro for quick on/off, lace-up for a tighter fit
Who are the gloves for
Gloves suit all levels – from your first training session to the professional ring. Not sure what to pick? Get in touch – we'll advise based on your discipline, weight and training style.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between boxing gloves and MMA gloves?
Boxing gloves have a closed construction with more padding – designed purely for striking. MMA gloves have open fingers, less padding and allow grappling, joint locks and ground fighting.
What gloves should a beginner choose?
We recommend boxing gloves 12–14 oz for beginners – they handle bag work and light sparring. If you're training MMA from the start, go for MMA gloves. Not sure? Ask us.
What gloves are best for the heavy bag?
For the heavy bag, bag gloves or lighter boxing gloves 10–12 oz are ideal. Heavier sparring gloves aren't optimal for bag work – they unnecessarily fatigue your hands.