LEONE 1947 Shock Boxing Gloves - Blue

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The LEONE 1947 Shock Boxing Gloves are engineered for both novices and seasoned athletes who require dependable hand protection during rigorous training sessions. These gloves provide a balance of comfort and structural integrity to support proper punching technique and impact absorption. While they offer excellent versatility for gym work, users should note that they require a break-in period to achieve an optimal fit for individual hand contours.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GN047 |
| Brand | LEONE 1947 |
Generally, 8-10 oz gloves are used for competition, while 12-16 oz gloves are recommended for training and sparring to provide more padding.
Yes, provided the weight is appropriate for sparring regulations; consult your coach regarding the specific weight requirements for your gym.
Wipe the surface with a damp, non-abrasive cloth after every session and allow the interior to air out completely.
Yes, they are designed with shock-absorbing technology specifically to handle the impact of heavy bag work.
Yes, using hand wraps is highly recommended to provide essential wrist support and to protect the internal lining of the glove from moisture.
Boxing gloves typically require a brief break-in period; use them for light bag work or shadow boxing until the padding conforms to your hand shape.
Ensure you are using hand wraps to absorb sweat and always air-dry the gloves in a ventilated space immediately after training.
Ensure your hand wraps are applied correctly, providing extra thickness around the wrist area to assist the glove's closure system in providing a snug fit.
Proper care is essential for maintaining the integrity of your boxing gloves. Always ensure your hands are wrapped with appropriate hand wraps before sliding into the gloves to minimize internal moisture accumulation. After every training session, wipe the interior and exterior with a clean, dry cloth and store the gloves in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Never submerge the gloves in water or use harsh chemical cleaners, as this can degrade the synthetic or leather materials. Check the wrist closures periodically to ensure the straps remain secure and free of debris.