Lace Up Boxing Gloves

Lace-up boxing gloves provide the most secure and anatomically aligned wrist support, making them the preferred choice for advanced training, sparring and professional preparation. The lace system allows for a fully customised, high-stability fit that distributes impact efficiently through the hand and forearm. At Fight Gear, we stock lace-up gloves trusted by competitive athletes for precision, protection and premium training feel.

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Hit N Move ALL DAY Pro Balance Boxing Gloves - Lace Up

Hit N Move ALL DAY Pro Balance Boxing Gloves - Lace Up

£199.99

Hit N Move Süvari Horse Hair Boxing Gloves - Lace Up

Hit N Move Süvari Horse Hair Boxing Gloves - Lace Up

£209.99

Rival RS100 Professional Sparring Gloves

Rival RS100 Professional Sparring Gloves

£194.99

Cleto Reyes Lace Up Sparring Gloves

Cleto Reyes Lace Up Sparring Gloves

From £250.99

Rival RFX-Guerrero Pro Fight Gloves HDE-F

Rival RFX-Guerrero Pro Fight Gloves HDE-F

£189.99

Just Boxing Elite MX Training Gloves

Just Boxing Elite MX Training Gloves

£79.99

Rival RFX-Guerrero Pro Fight Gloves SF-H

Rival RFX-Guerrero Pro Fight Gloves SF-H

£189.99

Official Cleto Reyes Professional Fight Gloves

Official Cleto Reyes Professional Fight Gloves

From £233.00

Cleto Reyes Safetec Professional Fight Gloves

Cleto Reyes Safetec Professional Fight Gloves

From £233.00

Tuf Wear Legend Lace Up Training Gloves

Tuf Wear Legend Lace Up Training Gloves

£59.99

Why Choose Lace-Up Boxing Gloves

Lace-up boxing gloves provide the most secure and anatomically stable wrist structure, making them the preferred choice for sparring, fight preparation and high-level training. The lace system allows tension to be distributed evenly around the wrist and forearm, creating a locked-in fit that reduces excess glove movement and improves punching alignment.

Superior Wrist Alignment

Lace-up gloves stabilise the hand and wrist more effectively than Velcro gloves. This alignment:

  • Reduces the risk of hyperextension
  • Improves straight-line punching mechanics
  • Supports clean, controlled sparring
  • Helps maintain proper technique under pressure

This is why advanced boxers and professionals frequently use lace-ups for sparring and fight camps.

Customised Fit & Padding Control

Because the closure can be tightened precisely, lace-up gloves:

  • Conform closely to the hand
  • Prevent internal slipping
  • Maintain consistent padding position
  • Offer a premium training feel

Brands differ significantly in fist shape, padding density and wrist build, so choosing the right lace-up glove can dramatically affect comfort and performance.

Best For Sparring & Fight Prep

Lace-ups are ideal for:

  • Controlled sparring
  • Technical partner drills
  • Fight-week pad work
  • High-level training

While lace-ups can be used for bag work, most boxers prefer using dedicated Velcro or bag gloves for impact sessions because lace-ups are less practical to remove quickly and often use softer sparring-style padding.

Lace-Up vs Velcro

Velcro gloves are best for general gym training and convenience.
Lace-up gloves are best for stability, accuracy and advanced work.

Neither is “better” overall — each serves a different purpose depending on training goals.

Lace-Up Gloves: Training Use Guide


Sparring: ✔✔✔ – Best stability
Pad Work: ✔✔✔ – Great for fight prep
Bag Work: ✔ / ⚠️ – Possible, but padding may wear
General Training: ✔✔ – High performance, less convenient

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Lace Up Boxing Gloves FAQs

For wrist stability and fit, yes. Lace-up gloves provide superior support, making them ideal for sparring and advanced training. Velcro gloves are more convenient for general use.

Yes, if you use lace converters. Traditional lacing usually requires a partner to tighten properly.

Beginners can use them, but Velcro gloves are more practical for classes and general training sessions.

They can, but the softer padding found in many lace-up gloves may compress faster. Most athletes prefer bag-specific gloves for durability.

Because they offer maximum wrist support, even padding distribution and a customised, competition-ready fit.