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Collection: 16 oz Boxing Gloves

16 oz boxing gloves are trusted for sessions where maximum padding and dependable wrist support matter most. Athletes often compare options across all boxing gloves, including 8 oz boxing gloves10 oz boxing gloves, 12 oz boxing gloves, 14 oz boxing gloves, 18 oz boxing gloves, and 20 oz boxing gloves to understand how each weight performs. This collection highlights different materials, padding systems, and closure styles built for secure, well-protected training.

Skull Hands Boxing Gloves

Skull Hands Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 2,989.00 MXN
Sale price $ 2,989.00 MXN Regular price
Profesional GIL Boxing Gloves

Profesional GIL Boxing Gloves

Regular price From $ 2,849.00 MXN
Sale price From $ 2,849.00 MXN Regular price
Hayabusa T3 LX Boxing Gloves

Hayabusa T3 LX Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 5,009.00 MXN
Sale price $ 5,009.00 MXN Regular price
Hayabusa T3 Kanpeki Boxing Gloves

Hayabusa T3 Kanpeki Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 5,009.00 MXN
Sale price $ 5,009.00 MXN Regular price
Hayabusa Marvel Boxing Gloves

Hayabusa Marvel Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 5,200.00 MXN
Sale price $ 5,200.00 MXN Regular price $ 3,500.00 MXN
El Primer Asalto Boxing Gloves

El Primer Asalto Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 2,299.00 MXN
Sale price $ 2,299.00 MXN Regular price
Cleto Reyes Steel Snake Boxing Gloves

Cleto Reyes Steel Snake Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 3,359.00 MXN
Sale price $ 3,359.00 MXN Regular price $ 3,780.00 MXN
Casanova Premium Boxing Gloves

Casanova Premium Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 3,769.00 MXN
Sale price $ 3,769.00 MXN Regular price

16 oz boxing gloves are commonly chosen by athletes who prioritize hand and wrist protection during demanding training sessions. This weight offers substantial padding, making it ideal for drills where impact volume is high and cushioning becomes essential. Many models emphasize evenly distributed foam to soften repeated strikes and reduce stress on the joints, allowing longer sessions without excessive hand fatigue.

The padding density varies significantly by manufacturer. Some gloves use high-compression foam that maintains structure through heavy use, which is helpful for athletes who strike with force. Others feature layered padding that feels softer on contact and gradually adapts to the athlete’s hand shape over time. These variations make certain models better suited for sparring, while others excel in bag-focused conditioning.

Materials influence how the glove behaves session after session. Leather models maintain durability, shape retention, and a more natural break-in feel. Synthetic constructions tend to be lighter and easier to maintain, appealing to athletes who train multiple times a week and need quick-drying interiors. Some interiors feature moisture-wicking linings to reduce sweat buildup, while others use smoother internal fabrics for ease of hand entry.

Fit is another key element. A more spacious hand compartment may work well for users who prefer thick wraps or wider knuckles, while compact interiors provide secure positioning for athletes who want a tighter control. Wrist construction also varies: long cuffs offer additional structure, while shorter cuffs improve wrist mobility depending on training style.

Because 16 oz gloves sit at the heavier end of the training spectrum, many athletes rely on them to build endurance and maintain safety during extended rounds. They remain a reliable choice for those who want a glove that can handle power, frequency, and repetition without compromising stability or comfort.

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