HiT'N'MOVE 1.5 lbs (24 Oz) Conditioning Gloves (Lace Up)
HiT'N'MOVE 1.5 lbs (24 Oz) Conditioning Gloves (Lace Up)
Unlike other 24oz gloves, which are bulky and impractical, All Day+ Conditioning Boxing Gloves were designed like a regular sparring glove, giving athletes a familiar form factor with all the benefits of the additional weight.
All Day plus offer a comfortably distributed weight increase for better conditioning, the increased weight is derived by proprietary concentrated padding within the glove
Unlike other 24oz gloves, which are bulky and impractical, All Day+ Conditioning Boxing Gloves were designed like a regular sparring glove, giving athletes a familiar form factor with all the benefits of the additional weight.
Research suggests that old school shadowboxing with dumbbells can strain ligaments and rotator cuffs. It also shows that as weight increases, movement becomes a push instead of throw. Boxing is a sport of explosive throws.
As seen on established pros and rising stars alike, including names like Gervonta Davis and Curmel Moton, heavier weight gloves are scientifically backed way to take your strength and conditioning to another level
24oz used to be the peak of "heavy weight" training gloves available on the market
The heaviest weight without exceeding research backed recommendations for proper form and training is 1.5lbs...
All HIT N MOVE products are handcrafted by skilled artisans selected and hired by HIT N MOVE
Our value is based on research optimization of weight for athletes to keep the correct throwing form. When weight increases, movement becomes a push instead of throw. Boxing is a sport of explosive throws.
Unlike regular 24oz gloves which are bulky and impractical, All Day+ Conditioning boxing gloves were designed like a sparring glove while benefiting athletes with the additional weight.
All Day+ gloves are designed to weigh 1.5 lbs because research suggests that to keep the same throwing form athletes shouldn’t exceed 1.5 lbs. Also, research also suggests that old school punching with dumbbells can strain ligaments in rotator cuff.
There is no additional weights to put or take off this incredibly sleek glove. We found that traditional gloves of this weight were wrist heavy and are not practical in anatomical principles behind throwing a punch.
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