Amateur Boxing Equipment

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STING Elasticised Hand Wraps 3m - Front View Rolled

STING Elasticised Hand Wraps 3m And 4.5m

£7.99

Sting Competition Light Groin Guard - Front View

STING Competition Light Groin Guard

£19.99

Sting Competition Approved Head Guard 2.0 - Front View Red

STING Competition Approved Head Guard 2.0

£109.99

ADIDAS Hand Wraps

ADIDAS Hand Wraps

£7.79

Sting Competition Approved Gloves 2.0 - Front View Red

STING Competition Approved Gloves 2.0

£109.99

Sting Junior Male Mettle Singlet 2.0 - Front View Red

STING Junior Male Mettle Singlet 2.0

£24.99

STING Mettle Boxing Shorts 2.0 - Front View Black

STING Unisex Mettle Shorts 2.0

£29.99

STING Junior Mettle 2.0 Boxing Shorts - Front View Red

STING Junior Unisex Mettle Shorts 2.0

£29.99

ADIDAS Base Punch Boxing Shorts

ADIDAS Base Punch Boxing Shorts

£26.99

STING Male Mettle Singlet 2.0 - Front View

STING Male Mettle Singlet 2.0

£24.99

ADIDAS Base Punch Boxing Vests

ADIDAS Base Punch Boxing Vests

£26.99

ADIDAS IBA Licensed Boxing Gloves

ADIDAS IBA Licensed Boxing Gloves

£79.99

STING Women's Kinetic Chest Protector - Front View

STING Women's Kinetic Chest Protector

£40.00

For everything you need to know about amateur boxing equipment for competitions, read our complete guide: Amateur Boxing Equipment For Competitions Guide

Competition Gloves and Hand Wraps

Selecting the right amateur boxing gloves is one of the most important decisions you will make before stepping into the ring. Competition gloves must meet specific weight and construction standards set by World Boxing, and using approved gloves is non-negotiable for sanctioned bouts. Our range includes gloves in 10oz and 12oz configurations, designed to deliver precision striking while meeting the exact specifications required on fight night.

Hand wraps sit underneath your gloves and play a critical role in protecting the small bones and joints in your hands and wrists. For amateur competition, cotton wraps of a regulation length are typically required. Whether you are preparing for your first bout or building out a full amateur boxing starter kit, pairing durable wraps with approved gloves gives you a solid foundation.

Headgear and Protective Gear

An amateur boxing headguard is essential protective gear for many competition categories. World Boxing regulations determine when headgear is mandatory, and requirements can differ between age groups and genders. Our headguards are built with high-density foam and secure fastening systems to absorb impact without restricting your field of vision during exchanges.

Beyond headgear, amateur boxing protective gear includes groin guards and mouthguards, both of which are compulsory for competition. Female fighters also require chest protectors. Every piece of protective equipment in our collection is engineered for a secure fit and professional-level performance, so you can focus entirely on your opponent.

Boots and Clothing Requirements

Amateur competition demands specific clothing. An amateur boxing vest and shorts in the correct colour must be worn, and many sanctioning bodies require that these garments conform to set design standards. Our vests and shorts are constructed from lightweight, breathable fabrics that allow full range of movement and keep you cool under the ring lights.

Boxing boots are equally important. A quality pair of boots gives you the grip and ankle support needed to move with confidence on the canvas. We stock competition-ready boots that combine a low-profile sole for pivoting with durable upper materials that hold the ankle firmly in place throughout every round.

Preparing for Your First Competition

If you are new to the sport and assembling your first set of amateur boxing gear, the process can feel overwhelming. Start with the essentials required by your governing body: approved gloves, wraps, a headguard if applicable, a mouthguard, groin guard, and the correct vest, shorts and boots. Having all of your club boxing equipment ready well before fight week lets you train in exactly what you will wear on the night.

Preparation goes beyond kit selection. Familiarise yourself with the weigh-in process, glove checks and rules specific to your competition tier. When your equipment meets every regulation and fits like a second skin, you enter the ring with the confidence to perform at your best. Our team is on hand to help you choose the right amateur competition boxing equipment for your weight class and experience level..

All orders ship from our UK warehouse with free delivery available on orders over £75.

Amateur Boxing Equipment FAQ

For amateur boxing competition you need approved competition gloves, cotton hand wraps, a mouthguard, groin guard, and the correct vest, shorts and boots. Depending on your age group and gender, a headguard and chest protector may also be mandatory. Always check with your club or governing body before fight night.

Amateur boxing bouts require competition gloves that meet World Boxing specifications. Glove weight is typically 10oz or 12oz depending on the fighter's weight class. Gloves must be approved models with intact padding and secure closures. Your governing body or event organiser will confirm the exact requirements before you compete.

Headgear requirements in amateur boxing depend on the competition category. World Boxing mandates headguards for certain age groups and divisions, particularly for youth and female fighters. Elite senior male bouts often do not require headgear. Always confirm the rules for your specific event with your club or regional association.

World Boxing maintains an approved list of equipment manufacturers whose gloves and protective gear meet competition standards. Multiple brands hold approval, and the list is updated periodically. Check the current World Boxing approved equipment catalogue or ask your club secretary to confirm which products are accepted at your upcoming event.

Protective gear required for amateur competition includes a fitted mouthguard and a groin guard for all fighters. Female competitors must also wear an approved chest protector. A headguard is mandatory in many categories. All protective equipment should fit securely and meet the standards set by World Boxing for sanctioned bouts.

You can buy approved amateur boxing equipment in the UK from Fight Gear. We stock competition gloves, headguards, boots, vests, shorts and all required protective gear that meets World Boxing standards. We supply clubs and individual fighters across the country with professional-grade kit ready for sanctioned amateur bouts.