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different brands, if good quality will have their own ways of construction method, some will use the plastic bag type to make a tight fit when the foam id pushed inside the outer leather, so it is easy to slide inside. Most brands have a favourite supplier, all make in a similar way, the " cheaper" factories will copy older ways of construction, the old way horse hair gloves were made are like our older gloves, some still use this way because they do not know any other way through lack of experience, eventually they will all copy the way we make them as it is evolution, someone will get their hands on a pair of our gloves and pass it to a factory to copy, this has happened to us for many years, being the only boxing people who run a brand like this, we have a better insight how to improve equipment than the rest. We recently ranked as one of the best in horse hair fight gloves on Fit2box, you will see most of the big name brands rank far lower than us on his site, because they have not caught up yet and see if you agree with his rankings, its a good site and TH-cam show

@@Proamboxingequipment I see, I’m 15 and I’m really interested in glove craftsmanship and I might try making gloves in the future once I get a job to buy materials, by the way, do the Club Range gloves use 3+ layers of foam or only two? I heard that multilayer means 3 or more and padding that isn’t multilayer is just 1 or 2, which is apparently the minimum. Also are the gloves injected foam? I’m confused with terminology. Thanks.

​@@HighGuarder multi layer is minimum 3 layers of foam, injection moulded, is a hard mould shaped like a glove with liquid foam poured into it, when it hardens it will be a complete gloves shaped piece of foam, not really hard wearing enough and used for cheaper gloves and amateur competition gloves

the horse hair fight gloves are in stock, the training gloves in 14oz and 16oz, we have at least one pair of each left from the first trial batch in black and gold, the new colours will be in 6 to 8 weeks

Look on the website www.proamboxing.co.uk

we do make our V-Shadow headguard with the lace up at the back, we make 5 different types of headguard, so we keep everyone happy

almost half the weight, there is a perforated foam layer which makes it lighter and breathable

I would suggest a medium

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yes the 10oz club are popular as a bag glove and more padding than a 10oz fight glove, the handwraps are a cotton polyesther mix so are slightly stretchy, the original stretch Mexican wraps, all the rest are copies

we are nor sure what to do about the intermediate gloves, they are a great glove but didn't sell too well on the internet, I think because one reviewer said it was too much messing with the double wrap around strap that locked the wrist and thumb

all sorted now

all sorted now

the club gloves are a good all round glove at a good cheap price

next delivery end of summer we should have the lime colour in all the club gloves, we have a few pairs in the new lace up and we have the lime colour in everything else

only a slight difference, I recommend 12oz for adult bag and pad work

Thank you, would the 10oz not be enough padding for bag work? Thanks

@@jcthegcat yes, I suggest my pro boxers use a smaller glove for bag and pads same as their fight gloves they would use, so if you would prefer a 10oz they fit the same as the 12oz

@@Proamboxingequipmentare the club range in 16oz good for sparring? I’m considering getting them today

@@HighGuarder That's what they're made for! Can't get higher quality for the price

I was thinking limited edition runs of special duel colours on the pro sparring or maybe a reptile print leather of a second colour, like the black and silver pro fight gloves we made, soon to be seen on Fit2box

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Yes they all have the clasp now.

all models of headguard except the amateur contest headguard have the clasp now

yes we have a delivery due next week with them in the container

Glad to hear it

Thank you!

yes we do, also opening a USA branch soon

Unfortunately they just don't sell as good anymore, whether it's that they're out of fashion we don't know, but it's not worth it for us to buy an order of them that take years to sell.

@@Proamboxingequipment such a shame I love Mexican gloves, very good quality gloves, thanks for the response

Glad you enjoy!

I actually like them, many years ago we were the original Everlast distributor for the UK, we sold all their real boxing gear, including their original black and white boots. The modern boots are very comfortable and I like the thick sole. Unfortunately we stopped working together because of the drop in Quality when they moved manufacturing to a cheap Chinese factory and they must hold a grudge as I have asked could I buy in some stock and didn't even get a reply. Short memories, I gave them great exposure here, by their figures I upped their sales from 0.3% to 70% of boxing sales in UK, now they have a company reknown for destroying brands and names, like they owned TITLE, Lonsdale ( Newcastle Utd)

Oh okay, thanks for the information

Appreciate it! They're available now on our website

@@Proamboxingequipment Perfect. I'll check it. Thanks again!!

@@Proamboxingequipment Question, do you have the neon green in laces plus do you accept PayPal?