Key Features:
– Durable Maya Hide™ synthetic leather
– Shell Shock™ gel padding for knuckle protection
– Mini-O™ palm structure for superior grip
– EVA-LUTION™ multi-layered foam for shock absorption
– Quick-EZ™ hook-and-loop strap for wrist support More info
The RDX T6 MMA gloves in red are a great choice for fighters who train with intensity. Made from durable Maya Hide synthetic leather, these gloves are built to last. The ergonomic fit combined with EVA-LUTION™ multilayer foam ensures comfort and protection during every strike.
The open palm design enhances grip and ventilation, while the long hook-and-loop strap keeps the wrist secure. The red color gives your training a powerful and dynamic edge.
Details
Material: Maya Hide synthetic leather
Padding: EVA-LUTION™ multilayer foam
Design: open palm for mobility and airflow
Closure: long hook-and-loop strap for wrist support
Color: red
Sizes: S – XL
Size chart
To choose the correct size, measure the circumference of your hand just below the knuckles (excluding the thumb):
Size
Hand circumference (cm)
S
15 – 17
M
18 – 20
L
21 – 23
XL
24 – 25
About RDX
RDX is a trusted UK-based brand known for reliable combat sports gear. The T6 series is made for athletes who train hard and demand durable performance every day.
Equipment lifespan depends on training frequency, proper use, and care. Only use your gear for its intended purpose and let it dry after every session.
Boxing / MMA
Gloves and hand wraps
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Proper use
Match your gloves to the training type (sparring / bag / all-round / competition).
After training
Open and air dry outside your bag
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth; disinfectant spray recommended
Leather gloves: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Hand wraps: wash after each use in a mesh laundry bag, max. 40 °C, no fabric softener
Dry wraps unrolled; roll up only once completely dry
Never machine wash or tumble dry – risk of deformation and damage. Do not dry near direct heat sources.
Common mistakes: bag work in sparring gloves · leaving gloves in the bag · drying on a radiator · training without wraps
When to replace: feel punches through the padding · cracks · velcro won't hold · wraps lost elasticity
Muay Thai / Kickboxing / Sparring
Shin guards and boxing headgear
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Proper use
Use according to training type.
After training
Air dry outside the bag; disinfectant spray recommended
Leather headgear: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Do not dry near direct heat – material and print will be damaged
Do not put hard shell parts in the washing machine or dryer.
Textile guards without hard inserts: wash per label, max. 30 °C, air dry.
When to replace: cracked foam · velcro won't hold · chin strap broken
Universal
Mouthguard
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After training
Rinse with cold water
Clean with cold water and a soft brush
Must be completely dry before storing
Store in a ventilated case
Do not use abrasive toothpaste or mouthwash.
When to replace: cracks or deformation · no longer fits · persistent odour after cleaning
Equipment
Focus mitts and heavy bag
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Focus mitts
Wipe with a damp cloth; disinfectant spray recommended
Air dry outside the bag
Leather: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Heavy bag
Wipe down with a damp cloth after training
Check seams regularly
Treat leather or vinyl with protective spray twice a year
Protect from direct sunlight and frost
Clothing
Rashguards, shorts, kimono
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Rashguards and compression wear
Wash after every training session
Wash inside out, max. 30–40 °C, gentle cycle, no fabric softener
Air dry inside out
Shorts (MMA, Muay Thai, Vale Tudo)
Wash per label, printed shorts always inside out
Cold water, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry
Kimono (gi)
Wash after every session, max. 30–40 °C
Air dry, ideally outdoors
Never store damp
When to replace: loss of elasticity · seams falling apart · persistent odour after washing
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