I need a good boxing pair of gloves for my 5 year old grandson?
1214521
Olga, Your grandson is very young to practice the box, do not recommend it for your grandson. If you require that your grandson play a sport, I would recommend to you the Tae Kwan Do for your grandson, this is a less demanding sport, gives muchz elasticity, and there are very good teachers.
1214522
Olga,Your grandson is very young to practice the box, do not recommend it for your grandson. If you require that your grandson play a sport, I would recommend to you the Tae Kwan Do for your grandson, this is a less demanding sport, gives muchz elasticity, and there are very good teachers.
1214523
These are not boxing gloves. These are the straps that you put under the boxing gloves to protect your knuckles, fingers, and wrists . You will still need these though. These are pretty good wraps if you can find a small enough size for him. They are very easy to put on.
1214524
If they have a youth pair id definitely recommend these gloves for children & adults the same. But only use underneath padded gloves. Would not recommend for direct bag punching.
1214525
I don't know about the use of gloves on children. I would recommend manually wrapping to ensure a better fit and plus if he is getting into training he should learn regardless. Also, I would recommend focusing on technique, not heavy bags.
964077
These are not real training gloves but will suffice. If you are looking after the longterm heath of your hands and will be hitting a lot (20-45 minutes/day including hard hitting not just speed work and pulled punches) invest in a pair of real bag gloves from Ringside. Your hands will thank you when they aren't pre-arthritic 10 yrs later.
1723713
Even though I don't know how big or small your child is, I think the large will be fine for him as a 10 year old. An adult size glove may be too big.
792558
My grandson was 13 y/o when we bought these gloves, and I believe, S/M size was OK with him.
135077
It probably would, but they are a little smaller than the average. I would go with large as its not really the width but the length that is the issue and with the wrist strap, that will absolutely adjust the fit just fine to accommodate his hand.
601607
I would use regular boxing gloves with a wrap for that, don't feel these would be protective enough
753427
Yes, I believe they are. My son is 13 and is using a medium size glove. He is 5 and 1/2 ft tall and avg build.
2241246
Gloves are OK. Mittins don't no. They are small. So use your judgement. If you want these try a small pencil or a broken crayon first.
1829702
Bought them for my son playing football. He has big hands but as a 17 yr. old his hands are not "heavy" just long fingers (his 6'2 and werars 15 shoes). They are thin but very snug fit. Would recommend xxl or bigger if offered. Son has xl. These are the best gloves, most college athletes use them.
672253
The knuckles are actually covered somewhat by rubber, which will protect the hands some, and it won't easily break. That said, this glove is not made for punching, so, I wouldn't recommend doing the punching repeatedly as in training with a punching bag wearing these.
1164927
Any heavy bag will be hard on hands if your hands are unprotected. He should be wearing grapping gloves at a minimum. It's not a reason not to buy a bag, it's just a reason to buy a pair of gloves.
601605
I used these for a brief time and thought they were okay. Wish I had tried the regular boxing gloves to compare them too. I think you may need something with more padding for use 4-5 days per week.
569983
They may be a tad big but after he/she uses them more often they will accommodate to the size of the hand. These are great gloves and I would definitely recommend them to you.
1315265
I would say they are too bulky. My sister has different gloves, I think they are title weighted gloves. Hers are less bulky and may work but I don't think any of these weighted gloves are meant to wear inside real boxing gloves.
774508
000 should just fit, 00 might be a little big but he'll have room to grow. My 3 are all around 45 pounds, so they are a little smaller than your grandson and they are in 000, and it fits a little loose with plenty of room to grow.
2155718
I'm an adult male. I wear a size "large" glove. These goleves are too small for me. They would be a good fit on a medium hand
1633564
Yes, There are great in cold weather and they don't wear and tear easy. I'm not sure on the size for a child because I'm 33 but I'm played in these 4 times a week for 4 hours at a time and they held up. If he is a receiver they are slippery when wet like most gloves but they do better over most in the rain. Try to find a size that fits without being to big. I hope this helps.