Signature lace-up gloves

Competition Heavy training / Pro Genuine leather The essentials: Esprit Boxe competition gloves, monogram edition, in black and gold genuine cowhide with a lace-up closure. Tone-on-tone monogrammed leather, gold logo and gold trim, Esprit Boxe For The Glory marking. Built for fighting, moulded fit. 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 oz — €129. Free shipping. Some pairs just protect your hands. This one puts a signature on the ring walk. Genuine cowhide, laces, and a black and gold design with a tone-on-tone monogram, the gold logo and the For The Glory motto. A signature design: the Esprit Boxe monogram What sets this pair apart at a glance is the monogrammed leather: the official Esprit Boxe logo repeats tone on tone across the whole surface. The gold logo on the back of the hand, the gold trim and laces and the Esprit Boxe For The Glory marking complete a deliberate black and gold look. Genuine leather, gold finish, laces A genuine cowhide shell that takes repeated compression and patinates with time, a lace-up closure for a competition hold, and a moulded fight fit. Technical specifications SpecificationDetail Glove typeCompetition / fight Use levelHeavy training / experienced / pro ShellGenuine cowhide leather DesignTone-on-tone monogrammed leather, gold logo, gold trim ClosureLaces FitMoulded to the hand, built for fighting ColourBlack and gold MarkingEsprit Boxe For The Glory Weights8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 oz Price€129 — free shipping Which oz should you choose? 8 – 10 oz: competition and boxing lessons, subject to your weight class and federation rules. 12 – 14 oz: bag work and technique. 16 oz: sparring. If you are unsure, see our boxing glove size guide. Also at Esprit Boxe The horsehair version: Horsehair boxing gloves. The plain lace-up version: Lace-up leather boxing gloves. The full range in our Esprit Boxe boxing gloves collection. Frequently asked questions Are these boxing gloves real leather? Yes. The shell is genuine cowhide, chosen for strength and longevity. It patinates over time and takes repeated compression without cracking. What is the difference with the Esprit Boxe horsehair gloves? Both are lace-up competition gloves in genuine leather. This monogram edition is set apart by its black and gold signature design and its tone-on-tone monogrammed leather; the other uses traditional horsehair padding for a firmer touch. What oz boxing gloves should I choose? 8 to 10 oz for competition and boxing lessons, subject to your weight class and federation rules, 12 to 14 oz for the bag and technique, 16 oz for sparring. How do you tighten lace-up gloves on your own? A partner or coach gives the most even tightening. Alone, you can pre-tighten the laces, slide the hand in, then finish by pulling the ends — or fit a lace converter over the lacing. Are these boxing gloves suitable for beginners? They are aimed at experienced boxers and competition, because of the lacing and the fight fit. A beginner is better served by a velcro glove. How do you look after leather boxing gloves? Wear hand wraps under the gloves, take them out of your bag after every session so they air-dry, and feed the leather regularly. Do not leave them damp in a closed bag.