16 oz bag gloves?

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by phillip002, Aug 21, 2008.


  1. phillip002

    phillip002 Member Full Member

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    Are 16oz regular training gloves (everlast) good enough to use on a Heavy bag without injurying your hands? Please, just asking for Serious advice only..
     
  2. Ajfourty7

    Ajfourty7 Member Full Member

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    I'd Think so I only use 14oz sparring gloves. As long as you wrap youre hands well u should be fine.
     
  3. johnp

    johnp Reject Full Member

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    The different weights of gloves are

    -14 oz
    -16 oz
    -18 oz

    What is each type of glove used for and by whom?
     
  4. phillip002

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  5. Diomedes

    Diomedes Guest

    Using a pair of 16 ounce gloves on the bag decently often will compress them over time, and sort of effectively make them harder - if you're going to spar with them also, be aware of that.
     
  6. tri-pod

    tri-pod Guest

    you could use like 7 ounce gloves on the bag and be fine.

    16 is more than enough.
     
  7. phillip002

    phillip002 Member Full Member

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    Thanks for everyones advice.
     
  8. evan_bod

    evan_bod Member Full Member

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    14oz is the general size for bag gloves.

    16oz for sparring. Anything lower is for a fight, mitt work, or double ended bag work.
     
  9. tommy the hat

    tommy the hat Active Member Full Member

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    Personally I feel Ringside makes a better product than Everlast I own a pair of ultimate bag gloves from Ringside They are 16oz high quality bad gloves. 16 ounce bag gloves are great for your conditioning, because your body gets used to the extra weight, so once you go to fight and put on those 10 or 12 ounce gloves on, your hands will feel like lightning. Also keep in mind most gyms make guys spar with 16 oz gloves anyway so it will helpin that respect also. However, if you are just getting back into shape of are new to boxing, you should start out with 12 ounce gloves on the bag until you are in better condition and work yourself into shape until you ae ready for the 16 0z bag gloves
     
  10. amy

    amy If you know what I mean Full Member

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    Ringside equipment is far superior to everlast, I agree.

    I use 16s for everything.