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Designed for amateur boxers, the Sting Competition Approved Gloves are built specifically for regulated competition, offering consistent balance, secure wrist support, and a clean, traditional feel in the ring.
Available in red and blue, making them suitable for standard amateur bout requirements.
Product Specifications
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Available weights: 10oz, 12oz
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Available colours: Red, Blue
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Closure type: Secure hook-and-loop wrist strap
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Padding type: Competition-balanced foam construction
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Outer material: Premium leather
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Intended use: Amateur competition and bout-specific training
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Competition status: Approved for use in regulated amateur competition; however if buying for personal use, please be aware that you will not be able to use your own gloves in bouts as they are provided by officials at ringside.
The Tuf Wear Junior Cruise Training Boxing Gloves are designed specifically for junior boxers, providing lightweight protection and a comfortable fit for early-stage training. These gloves are well suited to young athletes learning basic technique through pad work and light bag sessions.
Available in black, blue, red, and pink, with smaller glove weights suited to junior hands and reduced impact levels.
Product Specifications
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Available weights: 4oz, 6oz, 8oz
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Available colours: Black, Blue, Red, Pink
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Outer material: Durable synthetic leather
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Padding: Lightweight foam padding for junior protection
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Closure: Hook-and-loop wrist strap for secure fit
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Fit: Junior-specific boxing glove profile
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Intended use: Junior training only
Improve your training with Pro Box Champ Spar Boxing Gloves, ready for sparring and bag work these gloves are carefully hand-stitched from carbon-patterned PU with IMF foam and they offer superb shock absorption. The split colour thumb and palm design add style, while the extra-wide hook-and-loop closure with safety bars ensures wrist support and safety. The Pro Box Champ Spar Boxing Gloves are available in Black/Gold, White/Gold and Black/Silver. Air dry properly for lasting durability.
Features include:
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Hand-stitched carbon-patterned PU material
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An IMF injection mould foam for shock absorption
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Split colour thumb and palm design
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Extra-wide hook-and-loop wrist closure
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Padded safety bars for wrist support
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Super soft moisture-wicking lining
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Three colours: Black/Gold, White/Gold and Black/Silver
Excel in the ring with ADIDAS IBA Licensed Boxing Gloves, an elite glove commonly used in amateur competitions. These gloves are carefully crafted from a high-quality cowhide leather, these 10oz and 12oz gloves feature a high-compression IMF foam padding for shock absorption. The taffeta waterproof lining ensures a more comforting glove, while the wrap-around hook-and-loop strap delivers an amazingly secure fit. ADIDAS IBA Licensed Boxing Gloves are available in Red or Blue, these IBA-approved gloves, well known for being used in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, are trusted by Amateur Boxers for performance and just as evenly safety.
Features include:
- A High-quality cowhide leather construction
- High-compression IMF foam padding for shock absorption
- Taffeta waterproof lining for comfort
- Wrap-around hook-and-loop strap for secure fit
- IBA approved for amateur competitions
- Available in 10oz and 12oz sizes
- Two colour options: Red and Blue
How to Choose the Right Kids’ Boxing Gloves
Kids’ boxing gloves are specifically designed to protect growing hands and wrists while allowing young athletes to train safely and confidently. Because children’s bones, joints and connective tissues are still developing, junior gloves use lighter padding, scaled-down hand compartments and supportive wrist structures suited for youth training. Choosing the correct glove size helps prevent injuries and encourages proper boxing technique.
Why Children Need Kid-Specific Boxing Gloves
Adult boxing gloves are too large, too heavy and incorrectly padded for young athletes. Kids’ gloves are engineered to:
- Fit smaller hands securely
- Support developing wrists
- Reduce excessive impact forces
- Encourage correct fist formation
- Provide comfort during longer classes
This ensures that children can train safely while learning fundamental boxing skills.
Recommended Glove Sizes by Age
Age RangeRecommended Glove Size4–6 years4oz – 6oz7–9 years6oz – 8oz10–12 years8oz – 10oz13–15 years10oz – 12oz
Stronger or more experienced juniors can size up if advised by a coach.
Bag Work vs Pad Work vs Partner Drills
Kids’ gloves perform differently depending on training type:
- Pad Work: Great for skill development and striking accuracy
- Light Bag Work: Suitable with proper supervision and wrap use
- Partner Drills: Only under coach guidance, using soft junior gloves
- Sparring: Must be overseen by a qualified boxing coach; many gyms require larger 12oz–14oz gloves for older juniors
Always follow gym and coach recommendations for safety.
Wrist Support & Comfort
A good junior glove should include:
- A secure Velcro closure
- Thumb attachment for safety
- Breathable lining
- Evenly distributed padding
- A natural fist shape
Comfort is essential to help young boxers stay confident and engaged during training.
Kids’ Glove Use Guide
Pad Work
✔✔✔ — Perfect for skill development and accuracy
Light Bag Work
✔✔ — Fine with supervision and wraps
Partner Drills
✔✔ — Coach supervision required; soft padding only
Sparring
⚠️ — Only allowed with coach approval; older juniors typically need 12oz–14oz gloves
Explore Other Glove Types
- Boxing Gloves (All Gloves) – Main category
- Velcro Boxing Gloves – Best for everyday gym training
- Lace-Up Boxing Gloves – Superior wrist stability for sparring & prep
- Sparring Gloves – Soft padding for partner safety
- Bag Gloves – Dense padding for repeated impact
- Amateur Gloves – 10oz/12oz gloves for amateur pathway
- Pro Fight Gloves – Compact 8oz/10oz competition gloves
Related Equipment
- Protective Gear – Headguards, wraps, gum shields
Kids Boxing Gloves FAQs
Ages 4–6: 4oz–6oz
Ages 7–9: 6oz–8oz
Ages 10–12: 8oz–10oz
Ages 13–15: 10oz–12oz
No. Adult gloves are too heavy and large, and can cause poor form or injury.
Only with coach approval. Older juniors often use 12oz–14oz gloves for sparring safety.
Light bag work is fine with supervision. For heavy impact, older juniors may need sturdier training gloves.
When padding becomes uneven, wrists feel unsupported, or the child outgrows their current size.