Boxing and training accessories

Wraps and Inner Gloves

Before putting on the gloves, the boxer protects their hands with wraps, wrapped around the wrist, palm, and joints. They hold in place the small bones of the hand and wrist, which are under a lot of pressure on impact. Semi-elastic wraps, like 8 Weapons or Joyagear, conform to the hand; non-elastic wraps, like Montana or Kwon Cobra for kids, provide more support. Inner gloves, like the gel ones from Metal Boxe, are quicker to put on and add padding.

The Rest of Boxing

Boxing also includes:

• Gloves.
• Protective Gear.
• Punching Bags.
• Shoes.
• Clothing.
• Bags.

All boxing gear can be found on the boxing page.

Focus Mitts and Body Protectors

Focus mitts, padded targets that the coach wears on their hands, are used to work on precision, speed, and combinations in motion: Twins Special, the leading Thai boxing brand, Booster, Metal Boxe Heracles in leather, and Kwon for kids cover all levels. The body protector, worn by the coach, and the pao, a shield for kicks and knee strikes, are used for stand-up fighting.

Physical Preparation

The weighted skipping rope Everlast, a historic American boxing brand, develops endurance, footwork, and coordination. The neck developer Metal Boxe strengthens the neck, which is essential for absorbing punches. The abdominal belt Montana protects the belly during body striking exercises. The ring gong times the rounds, the platform holds a speed ball, and the puzzle mat outfits the gym. Wash your wraps after each session.

Deals

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Frequently Asked Questions

Semi-elastic or non-elastic wraps: which to choose?

Semi-elastic wraps, like Joyagear, fit the hand and are easy to put on. Non-elastic wraps, like Montana, provide firmer support for the wrist and joints, and are preferred by experienced boxers.

What length of boxing wraps to choose?

For an adult, wraps approximately four meters long provide good coverage for the wrist, palm, and joints. Kids use shorter wraps, like Kwon Cobra, suitable for their small hands.

Inner gloves or wraps: what's the difference?

Inner gloves can be put on in seconds and are suitable for light training or fitness. Wraps, which take longer to apply, provide better wrist support and are essential for hitting hard on the bag.

Why train with a partner using targets?

Focus mitts, like those from Twins Special, allow the coach to present moving targets to work on precision, speed, and combinations, closely mimicking the conditions of a fight.

How to wash boxing wraps?

Wash them after each session, in a mesh bag to avoid tangles, at thirty degrees. Air dry them, fully extended, to prevent odors and bacteria, then roll them up for the next session.