Boxing

Boxing gear from adidas for every part of training: gloves, shoes, apparel, punching bags, coaching mitts, and protective equipment. New to boxing? Use the buying guide and FAQ below the products to choose gear for bag work, sparring, or competition.

 
Black jacket and pants for workout, sauna suit.
 
adidas BOX HOG II black and white boxing shoes.
 
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Black Adidas shirt with yellow text, slim fit.
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Blue and black adidas boxing hand wraps.
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Pair of blue adidas boxing wrist wraps, IBA approved.
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How to choose boxing gear

Boxing gear splits into a few categories. Start with what you are training for, then pick each piece.

• Purpose first: decide whether you are doing bag work, sparring, or competition. Each one calls for different gloves and protection.
• Gloves: lighter gloves suit bag and pad work, while heavier gloves add padding for sparring. See the Boxing Gloves guide for sizing by ounce.
• Shoes: boxing shoes give ankle support and grip for footwork. See the Boxing Shoes guide for fit.
• Protection: headgear, mouthguards, and body protection matter most for sparring and competition.
• Durability vs performance: daily training gear should be rugged, while competition gear can prioritize a lighter, streamlined feel.

Sizing depends on the piece, so check each category guide. General rules:

• Gloves: match glove weight to the activity, not just hand size. The Boxing Gloves guide breaks down ounce by use.
• Shoes: boxing shoes fit close, so follow the adidas size chart and the Boxing Shoes fit notes.
• Apparel: follow adidas size charts, sizing snug for performance or relaxed for training.
• Protective gear: look for adjustable straps and a secure fit so it stays put on contact.

Match your boxing gear to how you train.

Bag and pad work:
• Durable gloves built for repeated impact
• Stable boxing shoes for footwork
• Moisture-wicking apparel

Sparring:
• Higher-ounce gloves for partner safety
• Headgear and a fitted mouthguard
• Supportive boxing shoes

Competition:
• Regulation-compliant gloves for your sanctioning body
• Lightweight performance footwear
• Protective equipment that meets event standards

What boxing gear do I need to get started?
For most beginners, a pair of training gloves, hand wraps, and a mouthguard cover the basics for bag and pad work. Boxing shoes and protective gear like headgear become more important once you start sparring. Shop by category above to build your kit one piece at a time.

What is the difference between bag gloves and sparring gloves?
Bag gloves are built to take repeated impact on heavy bags and mitts, while sparring gloves carry extra padding to protect your training partner during live rounds. Many boxers keep a separate pair for each, which helps the gloves last longer. See the Boxing Gloves collection for both.

Do I need boxing shoes to train?
You can start training in clean athletic shoes, but boxing shoes add ankle support, a thin grippy sole, and a light feel that helps footwork and balance. They matter most for sparring and competition. See the Boxing Shoes collection for options and fit.

What protective gear do I need for sparring?
Sparring usually calls for headgear, a fitted mouthguard, and higher-ounce gloves, with body protection depending on your gym and level. Fit matters as much as the gear itself, so look for secure straps that stay put on contact. See the Boxing Protective Equipment collection.

Are adidas boxing products good for beginners?
Yes. adidas makes supportive, well-padded gear across gloves, shoes, and protection that helps new boxers train safely while learning proper technique. Start with versatile training pieces and add specialized gear as your training grows.

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