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Train with Just Boxings Elite MX Training Gloves, designed for boxers, Just Boxing have carefully crafted the MX Training Gloves from a premium leather with a horsehair foam blend, these gloves offer superb comfort and also fist clench grip technology is included for perfect punches. The Double-stitched wrist lace panels in the glove ensure durability. Just Boxing Elite MX Training Gloves are available in Grey/Black or Black/White, in 10oz to 16oz.
Features include:
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Premium leather construction
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Horsehair foam blend for comfort
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Fist clench grip technology
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Double-stitched wrist lace panels
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Ideal for sparring, bag, and pad work
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Sizes: 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz
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Two colours: Grey/Black, Black/White
The Hit N Move Süvari Horsehair Boxing Gloves – Hook & Loop combine traditional fight glove responsiveness with modern training practicality. Designed for experienced athletes and serious boxing enthusiasts, these gloves use premium horsehair padding to deliver sharper punch feedback and a more authentic striking feel.
Unlike standard foam gloves, horsehair gloves compress differently on impact, allowing boxers to feel their shots more clearly during bag work, pads and technical sessions. This style of padding has long been favoured in professional boxing environments where precision and punch placement matter.
Hit N Move pairs this classic padding style with modern ergonomic design, creating a glove that offers balance, wrist alignment and controlled impact response.
The hook and loop closure provides secure wrist support while allowing quick removal between rounds, making the Süvari an excellent option for fighters who want a fight-style glove without the inconvenience of lace-ups.
These gloves are best suited for pad work, technical training and bag sessions, and are commonly used by boxers preparing for competition who want a more responsive glove feel.
Key Features
• Premium horsehair padding for sharp punch feedback and traditional fight-glove feel
• Hook and loop closure for secure wrist support and quick removal
• Ergonomic hand positioning designed to reduce wrist strain
• Balanced weight distribution for natural punch alignment
• High-quality leather construction for durability and long-term training use
• Competition-style glove response ideal for technical sessions and advanced training
Who These Gloves Are For
The Hit N Move Süvari Horsehair Gloves are ideal for:
• Experienced boxers who prefer a traditional punch feel
• Fighters preparing for competition-style training
• Athletes focusing on technique and precision striking
• Boxers who want a responsive glove for pads and bag work
Because horsehair gloves provide less shock absorption than sparring gloves, they are not recommended for sparring sessions.
Why Choose Horsehair Gloves?
Horsehair padding has been used in boxing for decades due to its responsiveness and punch clarity. Rather than absorbing impact like dense foam, horsehair compresses and rebounds, giving fighters better feedback on shot placement.
This makes horsehair gloves popular for:
• Technical pad work
• Bag training with experienced athletes
• Fight preparation
• Precision punching drills
Hit N Move Design Philosophy
Hit N Move focuses on ergonomic boxing equipment built around natural hand positioning and structural balance. The Süvari gloves reflect this approach by combining classic glove construction with modern wrist support and improved internal alignment.
The result is a glove that feels responsive, balanced and controlled, helping fighters maintain proper punch mechanics during training.
Looking for Other Boxing Gloves?
Explore our full range of Boxing Gloves including sparring gloves, bag gloves and amateur competition models from leading brands such as Sting, Rival, Cleto Reyes and Adidas.
The Tuf Wear Cruise Training Gloves are designed for general boxing training, fitness sessions, and beginner-level gym use. Featuring a lightweight construction and comfortable fit, these gloves are well suited to boxers starting their training journey or those looking for an affordable option for pads, light bag work, and fitness boxing.
The hook-and-loop wrist closure provides easy on-and-off use while offering basic wrist support during training sessions.
Available in a range of colours and standard training weights to suit different preferences and training needs.
Product Specifications
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Brand: Tuf Wear
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Available weights: 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz
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Available colours: Black, Blue, Red
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Outer material: Durable synthetic leather
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Padding: Lightweight foam padding for training comfort
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Closure: Hook-and-loop wrist strap
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Fit: Standard training glove profile
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Intended use: General training and fitness boxing
The Tuf Wear Legend Lace-Up Training Boxing Gloves are designed for training and sparring, offering a traditional lace-up fit with balanced padding for controlled gym work. These gloves suit boxers who prefer a secure, competition-style feel during pad work, bag sessions, and controlled sparring.
Available in black, blue, red, and white, with multiple weight options to match different training needs.
Product Specifications
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Brand: Tuf Wear
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Available weights: 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz
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Available colours: Black, Blue, Red, White
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Outer material: Durable leather construction
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Padding: Multi-layer foam for balanced impact absorption
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Closure: Traditional lace-up fastening for secure wrist alignment
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Fit: Classic training and sparring glove profile
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Intended use: Training and sparring
Choosing the Right Sparring Boxing Gloves
Sparring boxing gloves are specifically designed for controlled partner training, where protection matters just as much as performance. Unlike bag gloves or competition gloves, sparring gloves use thicker, more evenly distributed padding to reduce impact and protect both you and your training partner during rounds.
Most UK gyms require 16 oz sparring gloves as a minimum standard, helping to limit injury risk and maintain safe training conditions. Heavier fighters or those prioritising durability may choose 18 oz, while lighter boxers sometimes use 14 oz under supervision. If you are training regularly, having a dedicated pair of sparring gloves is essential for long-term hand health and consistent progress.
If you are looking to buy sparring boxing gloves in the UK, this collection focuses on protection, durability and consistent performance in training. For a broader comparison of styles, browse our boxing gloves collection.
Weight and Fit for Sparring
Weight plays a critical role in sparring safety. 16 oz sparring gloves are the standard across most boxing gyms, offering the right balance between protection and usability. Heavier gloves reduce impact and help prevent unnecessary injuries during repeated rounds.
Fit is just as important. A proper sparring glove should feel snug around the hand while allowing space for wraps. A secure wrist and consistent padding distribution ensure stability during exchanges, reducing the risk of strain or injury over time. For detailed sizing guidance, see our boxing gloves size guide.
Closure: Velcro vs Lace-Up for Sparring
Velcro sparring gloves are the most practical option for everyday training. They allow you to put gloves on independently and make quick adjustments between rounds, making them ideal for gym sessions and partner work.
Lace-up sparring gloves provide a tighter, more customised fit with improved wrist support. Many experienced fighters prefer lace-ups for their locked-in feel, though they require assistance to secure properly. Compare lace-up boxing gloves and velcro boxing gloves to find the right option for your training.
Material and Padding
High-quality sparring boxing gloves use multi-layer foam padding to absorb impact and distribute force evenly. This helps protect both you and your sparring partner, particularly during longer sessions.
Leather sparring gloves offer greater durability and mould to your hand over time, making them a strong choice for frequent training. Synthetic options provide solid performance at a lower price point and are suitable for beginners or lighter use. Regardless of material, strong stitching and consistent padding are key indicators of a reliable glove.
Why Dedicated Sparring Gloves Matter
Sparring gloves are built differently from bag gloves or competition gloves. Using the correct gloves for sparring reduces injury risk, protects your training partner and allows you to train consistently over time. Using bag gloves for sparring can increase impact and lead to unnecessary damage, while sparring gloves on the bag will wear down faster.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced boxer, having dedicated gloves for sparring is essential. For those seeking advanced weight distribution and speed during partner work, Hit N Move boxing gloves provide excellent balance. If you want expert recommendations see our guide to the best sparring boxing gloves.
For a full breakdown of glove types, sizing and how to choose the right pair, read our complete boxing gloves guide.
Sparring Gloves FAQs
Boxers under 67kg typically use 14oz. Boxers 67kg+ generally use 16oz. Some heavier or advanced athletes choose 18oz for more padding.
Yes, 16 oz gloves are the standard for sparring across most UK gyms. The extra padding protects both you and your training partner during rounds. Heavier fighters may use 18 oz for additional protection.
Softer padding helps absorb impact and prevents excessive force transfer during partner work. Bag gloves use dense padding not suitable for sparring.
Lace-up gloves provide a tighter, more secure fit with better wrist support, while velcro gloves are easier to put on and remove yourself. Velcro is ideal for everyday training, while lace-up suits more serious sparring or competition prep.
Yes, competition gloves are different from sparring gloves. They are lighter, with firmer padding and must meet governing body regulations. Always check the requirements before competing.