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Sting AIBA Approved Competition Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Sting AIBA Approved Competition Boxing Gloves
$215.98
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Arwut BG1 Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Arwut BG1 Boxing Gloves
$129.00
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Arwut BG3 Lace Up Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Arwut BG3 Lace Up Boxing Gloves
$199.00
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Fairtex BGV14 Microfibre Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Fairtex BGV14 Microfibre Boxing Gloves
$275.00
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Fairtex BGV9 Heavy Hitter Mexican Style Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Fairtex BGV9 Heavy Hitter Mexican Style Boxing Gloves
$314.00
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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
$79.00
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Morgan Jumbo/carnival Boxing Gloves - Sambo Store Australasia
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Morgan Sports
Morgan Jumbo/carnival Boxing Gloves
$136.45
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Find the Perfect Boxing Gloves in Australia

Whether you're stepping into the ring for the first time or you're a seasoned fighter, the right pair of boxing gloves is your most essential piece of equipment. Our curated collection offers premium protection, comfort, and durability for all levels. We stock everything from professional leather gloves for sparring to durable synthetic options for intense bag work and fitness classes, all shipped fast across Australia.

Choosing Your Gloves: Weight, Material & Use

Selecting the right glove can seem complex, but it comes down to three key factors:

  • Weight (oz): The ounce rating refers to the amount of padding, not the size of the glove. 10-12oz gloves are excellent for bag and pad work, while 14-16oz gloves are the standard for sparring to ensure maximum protection for you and your partner.
  • Material: Genuine leather gloves offer unmatched durability and mould to your hands over time, making them a long-term investment. Modern synthetic leather (PU) gloves provide fantastic performance and value, making them a popular choice for beginners and fitness enthusiasts.
  • Purpose: While all-purpose training gloves exist, many fighters use dedicated gloves for different tasks. Bag gloves have denser padding to protect your knuckles, while sparring gloves have softer, more distributed padding to protect your opponent.

Browse our range today and find the gloves that will help you perform at your best. With top brands and expert advice, we're your one-stop shop for boxing gear in Australia.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What size (oz) boxing gloves do I need?

Glove size is measured in ounces (oz), which indicates the level of padding. For general training and heavy bag work, 12oz or 14oz is a great choice. For sparring in Australia, 16oz is the standard to ensure safety for both you and your training partner. Your body weight can also be a factor, with heavier individuals opting for heavier gloves.

Are leather boxing gloves better than synthetic ones?

Genuine leather gloves are considered the premium choice for their superior durability, breathability, and ability to conform to your hand over time. However, high-quality synthetic (PU) gloves offer excellent performance and are a more affordable, vegan-friendly option, making them perfect for beginners or those on a budget.

Can I use the same gloves for sparring and bag work?

It's highly recommended to have separate gloves. Using your sparring gloves (e.g., 16oz) on a heavy bag will compress and harden the padding, making them less safe for sparring. Bag gloves have denser foam designed for impact, which is not suitable for use against a training partner.

What are the best boxing gloves for a beginner?

For beginners in Australia, we recommend a 12oz or 14oz 'all-purpose' or 'training' glove made from a durable synthetic leather. This provides a fantastic balance of protection, versatility, and affordability as you begin your training on pads and bags.

How do I clean my boxing gloves and stop them from smelling?

After every session, wipe your gloves inside and out with a cloth and let them air dry completely. Never leave them in a closed gym bag. Using glove deodorisers or stuffing them with newspaper can help absorb moisture and prevent the growth of odour-causing bacteria.