LEONE DNA Boxing Gloves - Red

Size / Oz | For whom | Typical use | Key features

6 oz
Children (boxing gloves for children)
Beginners, technique training, light pad work
Reduced padding for small hands, compact glove

8 oz / 10 oz
Women (boxing gloves for women) and people with small hands
Technique training, cardio boxing, pad work, heavy bag training
High mobility and speed, compact shape; ideal for pad and heavy bag training

10 oz
Men (boxing gloves for men) and unisex
Light training / fitness, pad work, fast technique, heavy bag training
More agile and compact glove, excellent for pad and heavy bag training

12 oz
Unisex
Light sparring (up to approx. 75 kg body weight)
More padding than 10 oz; good protection while maintaining mobility

14 oz
Unisex
Sparring for medium body weight (75–90 kg)
Very good balance between protection and volume for regular sparring

16–18 oz
Unisex
Intensive sparring, heavier athletes (90 kg and above)
Maximum protection for you and your training partner, softer impact

Note before buying
Speak to your trainer before buying. Depending on the type of training, they can recommend the right model for you.

Tip
If you are between two sizes, choose the heavier option for sparring—for greater protection.

The choice of glove size also depends on the intended use (intensity, frequency and type of training) as well as the desired level of protection.

Oz (ounce) is a unit of weight and describes the weight of the glove.
Heavier gloves offer you and your training partner more protection than lighter options.

Depending on the application, you can choose lighter gloves (e.g. 10 oz for competitions) or significantly heavier ones (e.g. 16 oz for training sessions with a partner), regardless of body weight.