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10” URBAN LEATHER FLOOR TO CEILING BOXING BALL - Improve Your Boxing Skills
10″ URBAN FLOOR TO CEILING BALL BLADDER - Durable and Long-Lasting
1kg to 10kg Rubber Hex Dumbbell Set With Vertical Stand
Boxing is more than just a sport. It’s a discipline built on focus, strength, timing, and precision. Whether you’re throwing your first jab or sharpening your technique after years in the ring, the right boxing equipment makes all the difference. At Elite Fitness, we stock a wide range of boxing gloves, boxing mitts, and MMA gloves designed for training, sparring, bag work, and competition.
With options to suit beginners, youth fighters, fitness boxers, and competitive athletes, you’ll find the boxing gear you need to train harder and protect your hands through every session. Built to handle the impact, each pair of gloves is selected for quality, comfort, and performance—because when your hands feel good, you train better.
Good boxing gloves aren’t just about looking sharp—they need to perform. Whether you’re hitting pads, shadowboxing, or working on the heavy bag, the structure and padding of your gloves play a vital role in keeping your hands protected and supported. At Elite Fitness, we offer training gloves made with quality materials, strong stitching, and secure wrist closures to keep up with your routine.
Choose from a variety of weights and designs to suit your training needs. Lighter gloves are ideal for speed and precision, while heavier gloves add resistance for strength and endurance development. Whatever your focus, our collection is designed to meet the demands of boxing training at any level.
When you’re putting in rounds on the bag or with your coach on focus mitts, you need gloves that can handle repeated impact without compromising on safety or comfort. Our boxing mitts and bag gloves are built specifically for these kinds of workouts. With firm padding and solid wrist support, they offer just the right mix of responsiveness and protection.
Many options also feature breathable mesh panels and ergonomic fits to keep your hands cool and secure during intense sessions. Whether you're in a home gym or working with a trainer, these mitts are made to last through your toughest drills.
Wearing the wrong gloves can take the wind out of even the most focused training session. That’s why comfort matters. Our boxing gloves and mitts feature padded interiors, contoured hand compartments, and secure closures for a locked-in feel without unnecessary pressure. Whether you prefer a traditional lace-up glove or a quick-fit hook-and-loop strap, we’ve got you covered.
Durability is key. No one wants to replace gear after just a few months of regular use. The materials used in our gloves—whether leather or advanced synthetic fabrics—are tested for strength and longevity. Reinforced seams, layered padding, and moisture-resistant linings help maintain performance, even after hundreds of rounds.
If your training blends boxing with grappling, conditioning, or functional fitness, our MMA gloves and hybrid designs are ready for the task. These gloves provide the freedom and grip flexibility needed for mixed martial arts while still offering adequate protection for striking. They're perfect for those who alternate between bag work, clinch training, and sparring drills all in one session.
With both 4oz and padded options available, you can match your gloves to your training style. From basic technique work to full-contact sparring, MMA gloves in this range offer the support and confidence needed to train smart and safely.
We know that boxing isn’t limited by age or background. That’s why our boxing gear selection includes gloves for youth, juniors, and adults. Whether you're training for fitness, preparing for your first fight, or just staying active, there’s something here to suit your goals.
Lighter gloves and bag mitts are ideal for younger boxers and those just getting started, while our heavier gloves and pro-level gear are fit for those who train regularly or compete. Every product in our collection is chosen with performance, comfort, and longevity in mind.
Whether you’re training at home, in a gym, or preparing for competition, Elite Fitness is here to support your goals with quality boxing equipment built for real results. From beginners to experienced athletes, we offer a wide range of boxing gloves, training gloves, boxing mitts, and MMA gloves to match every training need.
Prefer to speak with someone in person? Our team is ready to assist you at our Elite Fitness stores across the country:
Whether it’s choosing the right glove weight, understanding fit, or learning what gear works best for your training style, we’re here to help. Every product we stock is carefully selected for performance, durability, and value. Your training deserves nothing less.
Our gear is ready to ship across Australia, and we’re here to help you find what works best. If you’re unsure which gloves are right for your training style or need guidance on sizing and weight, reach out to our team. We know boxing, and we’re happy to guide you through your options.
Start training with gear that supports every strike, round after round. Explore the full range of boxing gloves, boxing mitts, MMA gloves, and more—designed for real training, real power, and real results only at Elite Fitness Equipment.
Boxing gloves are sized in ounces (oz), and the right weight depends on your training style and bodyweight. Most adults use 10–12 oz gloves for bag or pad work and 14–16 oz for sparring because they offer more cushioning. Lighter gloves are quicker but give less protection, while heavier gloves absorb impact better. If you're unsure, 12 oz for training and 16 oz for sparring are reliable starting points.
Wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of your palm (excluding the thumb). Match that measurement with the size chart provided by the brand. Most gloves follow the same guideline: smaller hands fit 8–10 oz comfortably, average hands fit 12–14 oz, and larger hands usually need 16 oz or more. Hand wraps will add a bit of bulk, so always allow for a snug but not tight fit.
Leather gloves last longer, feel more natural, and break in beautifully, which is why they’re popular with regular boxers. Synthetic gloves (like PU or PVC) are more affordable, lighter, and great for beginners or casual training. If you train often or want a glove that holds up for years, choose leather. If you're starting out or on a budget, synthetic gloves deliver solid performance without the price tag.
Yes. Sparring gloves are heavier and cushioned to protect both you and your partner. Bag gloves are firmer and designed to handle repeated impact against bags and pads. You can use one pair for everything when starting out, but if you train regularly, separating gloves will extend their lifespan and keep your hands safer.
Gloves usually last anywhere from 6 months to several years, depending on training frequency and build quality. Signs it’s time to replace them include flattened padding, wrist instability or bad odour that doesn’t fade. To make them last longer, air them out after every session, avoid drying them in direct heat, and use glove deodorisers or wraps to reduce sweat buildup.
Lace-up gloves offer a tighter, more custom fit and are favoured for sparring and competition. The catch? You need someone to help you put them on. Velcro (hook-and-loop) gloves are far more convenient for everyday training because you can strap them on yourself. For home use and general workouts, Velcro is the go-to. For serious sparring, lace-ups shine.
A simple guide is: *10–12 oz: bag work, fitness training, fast punches *14–16 oz: sparring or heavier impact work *16–18 oz: bigger athletes who need extra padding Heavier gloves slow you down slightly but provide more protection. Lighter gloves give speed but less cushioning. Match the glove to the intensity of your training.
Australian buyers usually lean toward brands like Punch Equipment, Black Diamond, Mexican Fuerte™, Shooto, Siam, and Urban™. Punch Equipment is particularly popular for durable, while Mexican Fuerte™ and Siam are top picks for Muay Thai. You'll find everything from entry-level synthetic gloves to commercial-grade leather in these lineups.
Kids should always use proper junior boxing gloves, not scaled-down adult gloves. Youth gloves are designed with lighter padding, a smaller wrist opening, and better fit for developing hands. This keeps their wrists stable and reduces injury risk. Common youth sizes are 4 oz, 6 oz, and 8 oz.
Absolutely. Look for gloves with breathable mesh panels, antimicrobial linings, and moisture-resistant interiors. These features slow down odour buildup and help the gloves dry faster between sessions. If you sweat a lot or train regularly, these details make a huge difference in comfort and lifespan.
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