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Leather Competition Boxing Gloves – IBA Style (Manufacturer's Specification), 10/12 oz
These leather boxing gloves are designated by the manufacturer as competition gloves and are described there as IBA-type gloves in accordance with IOC specifications—no association document or test number is provided. Available in 10 oz and 12 oz, each in red and blue for both corners of the ring. For boxing clubs and martial arts schools that stock competition gloves for both corners.
Key Benefits
- Leather as an outer material
- 2 weights: 10 oz and 12 oz
- 2 colors: red and blue—one per corner of the ring
- Competition cut, designated by the manufacturer as the IBA type (manufacturer's specification)
Who is it suitable for?
Best suited for boxing clubs and martial arts schools that stock 10-ounce and 12-ounce competition gloves for both corners of the ring.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Leather
- Weight classes: 10 oz, 12 oz
- Colors: Red, Blue
- Type: Competition glove; manufacturer's designation "IOC standards" / "IBA type"; no test report on file
As of: 09/2026
Applications
Competitive activities at boxing clubs and martial arts schools; building up inventory in both corner colors.
Comparison with the sister model
Not a sister model—one glove available in two weights and two colors.
Compatible Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are the gloves approved for league competitions?
The manufacturer describes them as IBA-type competition gloves that meet IOC specifications, but does not provide any certification documents. You should check with the event organizer to see if your federation accepts this model.
Laces or Velcro?
The manufacturer does not provide any information on this. Ask us before placing your order—we'll check with the manufacturer regarding the closure and padding.
10 oz or 12 oz—which one do I need?
The ounce measurement refers to the weight of the gloves. The weight your association requires for each weight class is specified in the respective competition rules.
Why red and blue?
The colors correspond to the corners of the ring; clubs generally display both.