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A few questions about women's boxing gloves?
I'm thinking of getting into some beginner and intermediate training for boxing. The training I attended involved the heavy bag, and once I get to intermediate it will involve some sparring as well(or so they say).
The gym I'm thinking of signing up for is charging 130 for hand wraps, a shirt, and 16 oz Select Leather Pro Sparring gloves or 70 for hand wraps and 16 oz Bushido Vinyl gloves with a shirt.
So here are my questions:
What size and weight would be best for a woman with average size hands?
What are the main differences between a 14oz and 16oz?
Leather will last longer right?
Where can I pick up some good quality gloves and wraps in Vancouver?
Is Everlast really that bad?
Any other info would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Disregard Danny Boy... he's a weenug.
Size for sparring is generally 16oz regardless of size of boxer.
For training, 12-14-16oz are generally used for boxing or kickboxing
Only difference between 16's and 14's is 2 oz. 14's are just a little bit smaller.
Definitely get leather over vinyl.
I've had everlast gloves but prefer ringside or top contender. Everlast heavy and double-end bags have served me well.
Best of luck!
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