Fairtex BGV9 Mexican Style Heavy Hitter Boxing Gloves, Muay Thai Kickboxing
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Fairtex BGV9 Mexican Style Heavy Hitter Boxing Gloves, Muay Thai Kickboxing
- Perfect fit: Fairtex boxing glove is ergonomically designed with a unique contoured and tight-fit hand compartment designed to provide a secure and snug fit makes it easy for men & women
- Shock Absorbent: The muay thai gloves are constructed of premium leather with Fairtex foam system and pads for excellent hand and knuckle protection & shock disbursement for heavy bags & speed bag
- Multipurpose: The fairtex muay thai gloves provide all round usage in sports such as kickboxing, MMA, fighting, fitness, training etc
- Easy to use: The punching bag gloves are 12 inches long for better wrist support has extra padding with high impact latex foam. The design of this gear is suitable for professional boxers & trainers
- Authentic Muay Thai: boxing gear is made in the land of muay thai, i.e. Thailand. The glove is handmade with premium & authentic leather. These weighted gloves are available in sizes from 8-16 oz.
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