MMA Training Gloves – 618GR1

Description

Strike training gloves with thick PU (polyurethane) construction are designed to provide durability and protection during training sessions that involve striking, such as boxing, Muay Thai, or other striking arts. When looking for thick PU construction strike training gloves, consider the following features:

1. Material – Thick PU Construction:
   • Thick PU construction offers durability and resistance to wear and tear. Polyurethane is a synthetic material known for its toughness and can provide good protection for the hands during striking.
2. Padding:
   • Look for gloves with sufficient padding, especially around the knuckles, fingers, and back of the hand. Multi-layered foam padding, such as high-density foam, is commonly used to absorb and distribute impact forces effectively.
3. Closure System:
   • A secure closure system is important for a proper fit and wrist support. Common closure systems include hook-and-loop straps or lace-up closures. Ensure that the closure system is durable and provides a snug fit.
4. Thumb Attachment:
   • The thumb should be securely attached to the glove to prevent accidental eye pokes or injuries during training. Check for gloves with a well-attached thumb.
5. Ventilation:
   • Proper ventilation helps keep the hands cool during intense training sessions. Some gloves incorporate breathable materials, mesh panels, or perforations to enhance airflow and comfort.
6. Design:
   • The design of strike training gloves may vary based on the specific striking art. Consider the design features that suit your training needs. For example, boxing gloves and Muay Thai gloves may have different finger designs and padding distributions.
7. Size and Weight:
   • Strike training gloves come in various sizes and weights. Choose a size that fits your hand comfortably, and the weight that aligns with your training goals. Heavier gloves are often used for building strength, while lighter gloves are suitable for speed and agility training.

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