Sparring Gloves

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      Sting Taipan MMA Sparring Gloves | Rob Whittaker Series & Full Grain Leather
      $119.99
      Sting Python MMA Sparring Gloves | T3 Leather Durability & Precision Fit
      $74.99
      Viper X Boxing Sparring Gloves | Velcro
      $299.99
      Viper X Boxing Sparring Gloves | Lace Up
      $299.99
      Viper X Sparring Gloves | Lace Up
      $299.99
      Sting Viper X Sparring Gloves - Velcro
      $299.99
      Sting Arma Junior Boxing Gloves | Designed for Future Champions
      $49.99
      Sting Aurora Women's Boxing Gloves | Velcro
      $89.99
      Elite85 MMA Hybrid Sparring Gloves
      $79.00
      Python Junior MMA Sparring Gloves
      $49.99
      Python Junior MMA Shin & Foot Protector
      $59.99
      Python MMA Fight Gloves
      $74.99
      MORGAN SEMI CONTACT SPARRING GLOVES
      $59.95
      MORGAN B2 B2 BOMBER LEATHER SHOTO MMA SPARRING GLOVES
      $73.45
      MORGAN B2 BOMBER LEATHER SHOTO MMA SPARRING GLOVES
      $73.45
      MORGAN ALPHA SERIES MMA SPARRING GLOVES
      $64.95
      MORGAN V2 PLATINUM LEATHER SPARRING GLOVES
      $99.70

      Protect Your Hands with the Best Sparring Gloves in Australia

      Whether you're stepping into the ring for boxing, gearing up for an MMA session, or honing your Muay Thai skills, the right pair of sparring gloves is non-negotiable. Our curated collection offers superior protection, durability, and comfort to keep you and your training partner safe. We stock a wide range of gloves from leading brands, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your discipline and skill level, all shipped fast from within Australia.

      How to Choose the Right Sparring Gloves

      Selecting the correct gloves is crucial for effective and safe training. Here’s what to consider:

      • Weight (Ounces): Sparring gloves are heavier than bag gloves, typically ranging from 14oz to 18oz. The extra padding is designed to protect both your hands and your opponent. 16oz is the most common standard for adult sparring.
      • Material: Choose between genuine leather for maximum durability and a premium feel, or high-grade synthetic leather for a more affordable yet resilient option.
      • Padding & Support: Look for multi-layered foam or injection-moulded padding for excellent shock absorption. A secure wrist strap, usually a hook-and-loop closure, is vital for wrist stability and preventing injury.
      • Discipline: While many gloves are versatile, some are specifically designed. MMA sparring gloves have open palms for grappling, while boxing gloves offer more rounded padding over the knuckles.

      Browse our collection today and invest in quality sparring gloves that will go the distance. Train harder, spar safer.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      For adult sparring, 16oz gloves are the most common standard as they provide ample padding to protect both you and your training partner. Lighter fighters might use 14oz, while heavier fighters may opt for 18oz. Always check with your gym or coach for specific requirements.

      Sparring gloves have softer, more distributed padding designed to absorb impact and protect your partner. Bag or training gloves have denser, firmer padding concentrated over the knuckles, designed for hitting heavy bags and pads, not people.

      Genuine leather gloves generally offer superior durability, comfort, and breathability, moulding to your hands over time. While they are more expensive upfront, they often last much longer than synthetic alternatives, making them a great long-term investment for serious martial artists.

      Yes, you can often use boxing gloves for Muay Thai sparring. However, dedicated Muay Thai gloves typically have more flexibility in the wrist and padding on the back of the hand to help with blocking kicks and clinching, which are key elements of the sport.

      After each session, wipe your gloves inside and out with a clean cloth. Use an anti-bacterial spray to kill germs and prevent odour. Never leave them in your gym bag; allow them to air dry completely out of direct sunlight. Using glove deodorisers can also help absorb moisture.