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Fairtex Super MMA Sparring Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Fairtex Super MMA Sparring Gloves
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Arwut BG1 Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Arwut BG1 Boxing Gloves
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Fairtex BGV14 Microfibre Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Fairtex BGV14 Microfibre Boxing Gloves
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SMAI ProGuard Boxing Gloves | Hybrid Leather Stability & Wrist Lock - Sambo Store Australasia
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SMAI ProGuard Boxing Gloves | Hybrid Leather Stability & Wrist Lock
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Morgan Elite Boxing & Muay Thai Leather Gloves (8 -12) - Sambo Store Australasia
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Morgan Elite Boxing & Muay Thai Leather Gloves (8 -12)
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Find Your Perfect Fight & Training Gloves in Australia

Whether you're stepping into the ring, hitting the heavy bag, or grappling on the mat, the right pair of gloves is your most essential piece of equipment. Our extensive collection covers every discipline, offering superior protection, comfort, and durability for martial artists of all levels across Australia. From professional-grade leather boxing gloves to versatile MMA training gloves, we have the gear you need to perform at your best.

A Glove for Every Discipline

Choosing the correct glove type is crucial for both safety and performance. Our range includes:

  • Boxing Gloves: Offering maximum wrist support and knuckle padding, perfect for sparring, bag work, and competition. Available in various weights from 10oz to 16oz.
  • MMA Gloves: Designed with open palms and separated fingers to allow for seamless transitions between striking and grappling.
  • Muay Thai Gloves: Similar to boxing gloves but with a more flexible design and padding distribution to facilitate clinching and catching kicks.
  • Sparring Gloves: Typically heavier (14oz-16oz) with extra padding to ensure the safety of you and your training partners.

Choosing the Right Weight and Material

Glove weight, measured in ounces (oz), corresponds to the amount of padding. Heavier gloves (14oz, 16oz) offer more protection and are ideal for sparring, while lighter gloves (10oz, 12oz) are better for bag and pad work. We offer gloves in both genuine leather for ultimate durability and premium synthetic materials for a high-quality, vegan-friendly alternative. Browse our full collection below and find the perfect gloves for your training needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What size boxing gloves should I get?

Glove size is determined by weight (ounces/oz), not hand size. For general training, bag work, and pads, 10oz or 12oz gloves are common. For sparring, 14oz or 16oz gloves are mandatory in most Australian gyms to ensure safety for both you and your partner.

What's the difference between boxing gloves and MMA gloves?

The main difference is the design for their intended use. Boxing gloves are heavily padded around the knuckles with an enclosed thumb for pure striking. MMA gloves are much lighter, with open fingers and less padding, allowing fighters to grapple, clinch, and strike effectively.

Do you ship your martial arts gloves across Australia?

Yes! We offer fast and reliable shipping to all major cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and regional areas across Australia. Your new gloves will be at your door and ready for training in no time.

How should I care for my new gloves?

To maximise the life of your gloves, always wipe them down inside and out with a clean cloth after each session. Use a gear deodoriser and let them air dry completely away from direct sunlight. Never leave them in a closed gym bag, as this traps moisture and bacteria.

Are leather gloves better than synthetic ones?

Both have their advantages. Genuine leather gloves are highly durable, breathable, and mould to your hands over time, making them a top choice for serious practitioners. High-quality synthetic gloves are more affordable, easier to clean, and a great vegan-friendly option, perfect for beginners and intermediate training.