Boxing Protective Gear
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22 products
FilterCleto Reyes Headguard with Cheek Protectors
Cleto Reyes Kidney & Groin Foul Protector
ADIDAS Cactus Pro Head Guard
ADIDAS Cactus Pro Groin Guard
BOXRAW Glove Sweats
Cleto Reyes Groin Guard Foul Protector
Frequently asked questions
More about choosing and using your gear.
What protective gear do I need for boxing?
At a minimum, you need a head guard, mouth guard, hand wraps and a groin guard. Boxing gloves are also essential.
The specific requirements may vary depending on your gym's rules, your level and whether you are training or competing.
Do I need headgear for sparring?
Most boxing gyms in the UK require headgear for sparring sessions regardless of your experience level. In amateur competition under World Boxing rules, headgear requirements differ between male and female divisions. Always check your club's policies and the specific competition regulations before stepping into the ring.
What size mouth guard do I need for boxing?
Mouth guards are typically available in junior and senior sizes. Many models use boil-and-bite technology, which lets you mould the guard to your teeth for a custom fit. If you are between sizes, choose the larger option and trim if needed. A properly fitted guard should feel secure without restricting your breathing.
How do I wrap my hands for boxing?
Start by looping the wrap around your thumb, then wind it around your wrist several times for support. Next, wrap across the knuckles, weave between each finger and return to the wrist. Finish by securing the closure. The wrap should feel snug and supportive without cutting off circulation or restricting hand movement.
Do I need a groin guard for boxing training?
Yes, a groin guard is strongly recommended for any sparring or contact work. Accidental low blows happen frequently, and the impact without protection can cause serious injury. Most gyms mandate groin guards during sparring.
What protective gear do I need for amateur boxing competition?
For amateur boxing competition in the UK, you typically need a World Boxing approved head guard, a fitted mouth guard, hand wraps beneath your gloves and a groin guard. Female competitors also require a chest protector. Always verify the exact requirements with your governing body before competition day to ensure full compliance.





