Junior Boxing Gloves: Sizing and Weight Guide
Choose junior gloves by fit and training purpose, using age and bodyweight as starting points. Glove ounces describe weight, not the size of the hand compartment. A glove that is too heavy will drag a young boxer's hands down, ruining their stance and tiring their shoulders prematurely.
Always ensure the glove fits snugly, with enough room to wear a basic pair of hand wraps for added wrist stability. Use the guide below as a starting point for bags and pads, then have the coach check the fit. Do not automatically choose a heavier glove or leave extra room for the child to grow into.
| Age | Approximate bodyweight | Bags and pads starting point |
|---|---|---|
| 6 to 8 | Under 30kg | 6–8oz |
| 8 to 10 | 30–40kg | 8–10oz |
| 10 to 12 | 40–50kg | 10–12oz |
| 12 to 13 | 50–60kg | 12–14oz |
Fit and coach guidance still matter in every age band. For a child outside these bands, or between them, ask the coach rather than choosing by age alone. This junior collection currently stops at 8oz. If the coach recommends a heavier weight or these hand compartments no longer fit, compare the full boxing glove range with their guidance.

