A traditional lace-up glove built for fighters who demand a locked-in fit. The THAISMAI Lace Up Boxing Gloves are handcrafted in Thailand using genuine leather and multi-layered shock-absorbing foam, delivering a secure, custom-feeling closure that Velcro simply can't match. Trusted Thai craftsmanship since 1960.

Why you'll love them

• True lace-up closure: Wraps tight to the wrist for a locked, glove-to-hand feel with zero slippage
• Serious shock absorption: Multiple layers of high-density foam protect both you and your sparring partners
• Genuine leather construction: Premium hide for long-lasting durability and a professional finish
• Partner-safe padding: Dense, well-distributed foam keeps training sessions safe round after round
• Handmade in Thailand: Authentic Thai craftsmanship with over 60 years of expertise behind every stitch

Best for

• Boxing sparring and competitive training
• Pad work and heavy bag sessions
• Fighters who prefer a traditional lace-up fit over Velcro
• Coaches and experienced practitioners training at a high level

Fit & feel

• Tight, custom fit that moulds to the hand once laced up
• Genuine leather softens and breaks in over a few sessions
• Lace-up closure allows precise wrist tension adjustment
• Requires a partner or lace-up tool to put on — not a quick on/off glove

UK Size Guide

Choose by weight class and intended use. If between sizes, go heavier for sparring.

• 8oz: Competition and pad work
• 10oz: Pad work, bag work, and lighter sparring
• 12oz: All-round training and sparring (lighter fighters)
• 14oz: Sparring for most weight classes
• 16oz: Heavy sparring and maximum hand/partner protection

Tech Specs

• Model: THAISMAI Lace Up Boxing Gloves
• Outer: Genuine leather
• Padding: Multi-layered shock-absorbing foam
• Closure: Traditional lace-up
• Lining: Internal comfort lining
• Design: Classic lace-up boxing glove
• Origin: Handmade in Thailand
• Sizes: 8oz, 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz
• Colour: Black/Red/White

FAQs

Lace-up vs Velcro which should I pick?

Lace-ups give a tighter, more secure fit and better wrist support. They're preferred for serious sparring and competition. Velcro is more convenient for quick on/off during solo sessions.

Can I lace these up by myself?

It's tricky alone. Most fighters use a training partner or a lace-up hook tool. If you train solo often, Velcro gloves may be more practical.

Do they need breaking in?

Yes — the genuine leather will soften and mould to your hand over a few sessions for a personalised fit.

How should I care for them?

Wipe down after each session and air-dry fully. Use a leather conditioner occasionally to keep the outer supple. Avoid leaving them sealed in your gym bag.