What boxing gloves to choose for your training? What does OZ mean?

One of the common questions you ask yourself as a beginner in combat sports is how to choose the right pair of boxing gloves. Whether you are about to start Mixed martial arts (MMA), Boxing, or Muay Thai, or you are already a professional fighter, here is some expert advice to help you to make the right choice. The following points are several criteria you should pay attention to:
1. The size (or, more precisely, the weight of the boxing gloves)
2. The material of the boxing gloves (synthetic or genuine leather)
3. The type of padding (injected foam or multi-layer foam)
The best option is to pick "universal" gloves that would be suitable for all kinds of training: heavy bag workout, sparring, focus mitts work... Nevertheless, some athletes prefer having different kinds of gloves: Sparring Gloves and gloves for Punching Bags.
Choosing the right model is crucial for getting the most out of each of your workouts. Watch the video below to learn how to choose the right model based on the way you practice. Still have some questions? Feel free to ask us below in the comments!
Here is some expert advice to help you to make the right choice in case you are just starting or about to start MMA, Boxing, or Muay Thai.
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[@yuvrajsinghtanwar1026]

quick and informative

[@casteltheghettomonk4392]

MY first Venum Gloves Contender defender 2.0 48 euros 10oz , very good , then i step up my game with dragon flight gloves 90 euros , the quality feeling is way diffrent . Everything like the guy said . Never gonna replace Venum with any other brands , still hold up .

[@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485]

Love your products but should rename the video to "how gloves are made" For the question wasn't answered even remotely lol

[@apache8851]

My hands are big what do i do

[@noname-yb3nh]

Which oz to use for mitt pads

[@user-hs9sp5ih6x]

10 oz or 8 oz if youre under 147lbs

[@XMetalChefX]

What size gloves do heavyweights use in training? Like Hbag and pads?

[@cecio7672]

16 ounces, even at lower weights they can be used to hit the heavy bag with less injuries and to train your durability because they are a bit heavier