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Collection: 16 oz Muay Thai Gloves

Training with 16 oz Muay Thai Gloves gives athletes a dependable mix of cushioning, wrist freedom, and impact control for longer rounds. This collection highlights durable Muay Thai gloves built for pad sessions, bag work, and clinch-heavy drills. You can compare different shapes, padding builds, and closures across brands to find a pair that matches your striking rhythm, hand size, and preferred training intensity.

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
Casanova Premium Boxing Gloves

Casanova Premium Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 3,769.00 MXN
Sale price $ 3,769.00 MXN Regular price
El Primer Asalto Boxing Gloves

El Primer Asalto Boxing Gloves

Regular price $ 2,299.00 MXN
Sale price $ 2,299.00 MXN Regular price

16 oz Muay Thai gloves are designed for athletes who want heavier padding while still maintaining the flexibility required for clinch-focused striking. Unlike traditional boxing gloves, Muay Thai gloves often feature a more versatile wrist design that allows smoother transitions between punching, catching kicks, and framing during close-range exchanges. Their padding distribution also tends to be more balanced, offering protection not only to the knuckles but also along the sides for checking kicks and blocking elbows.

Foam structure plays a major role in how a glove performs. Some 16 oz Muay Thai gloves use layered foam that softens impact over longer sessions, making them ideal for pad rounds or repeated kick defenses. Others rely on firmer padding that provides more direct feedback, preferred by athletes who want a crisp striking feel on heavy bags. The glove’s curvature also affects how easily the hand forms a natural fist, which can improve control in fast punching combinations.

Material selection influences durability and comfort. Leather models hold their shape well and handle the repeated flexion required in clinch work. Synthetic and microfiber options tend to be lighter and dry quicker, which can help athletes who train frequently or sweat heavily. Interior linings vary from moisture-wicking fabrics to smoother surfaces that reduce friction against the knuckles.

Wrist construction differs across brands. Some gloves feature shorter, more flexible cuffs that improve maneuverability during clinch control, while others incorporate stiffer straps for athletes who want reinforced wrist alignment. Fit also matters: a snug interior can improve punch precision, while a roomier hand compartment may accommodate thick wraps or larger hands.

Because Muay Thai requires constant switching between punches, parries, grabs, and blocks, 16 oz gloves give athletes the cushioning they need for extended sessions. Their heavier padding helps protect the forearms when checking kicks and absorbing impact repeatedly, making them a valuable option for anyone training hard and often.

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