Boxing Gloves? Help needed!

Which Boxing Gloves Do You Think Are The Best?

  • UFC Womans Bag Gloves

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I found out today that my mom has always wanted a pair of boxing gloves. Since the holidays are right around the corner, I wanted to get her a pair. She said that she only wanted them for excersise (meaning she isn't looking to actually box with other people, just on her own and hitting the bag around).
The reason I am posting this is I am wondering what pair you guys like the most and what pair are "the best" for what she wants them for?
Here is what I have found so far:
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Because I do hand work that is fast and needs different positions for martial arts, I don't like the curled, all-coverage gloves. I have some that I will try to post a photo of when I get home that I find I can get a wider range of use out of, but that still protect your knuckles from getting skinned off. For any glove though, you can get used ones for a very affordable price at many sport shops. Some are still sparkly because they have barely been used. I know some people get offended by used gifts, but if your mom isn't one of them, it is a great way to get a high quality glove. I bought my gloves and my wrestling shoes that way. I recommend wrestling shoes or just socks if she is doing any foot work too (but shoes if kicking a bag!). What kind of bag is your mom planning on using? Hanging? Standing? Speed?
 
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Ok, one more question. How would I size these boxing gloves? The choses are either 12oz or 14oz. Not sure which to pick.
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I appoligize for the newbie questions.
 
Oh awesome! That should be fun.
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And, as luck would have it, they now make "speed bag gloves". There are two main designs, mittens, and fingerless gloves. I prefer the fingerless gloves myself, but ones that come a bit past the knuckle. A lot of the cheaper ones are vinyl, which can be slippery and not well-fitted. Speed bag gloves are best if they have a bit of grip, so you aren't sliding all over the bag. This site has some nice wrap and glove tips:
http://www.speedbagcentral.com/ssp/speed_bag_parts

Also, pink gloves are awesome.
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Thank you for the link. Could she use "regular" boxing gloves? (as in do they have to be marked "speed bag gloves"?) Could she maybe use the Everlast ones (something like the gloves in the second picture)? I am just wondering if they would work just the same or not?
Thanks again, BYC to the rescue once again!
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