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    Twins Special Boxing Gloves

    Shop our range of authentic Twins Special boxing gloves, made in Thailand for Muay Thai, boxing and combat sports training.

    Choose from the classic BGVL3, lace-up gloves and other popular Twins Special models in a range of colours and weights. Whether you need gloves for pads, bag work, regular training or sparring, there's a Twins glove to suit the job.


    Twins Special Muay Thai & Boxing Gloves

    Twins Special is one of Thailand's established Muay Thai equipment brands, producing boxing gloves and protective equipment for fighters training in Muay Thai, boxing and other combat sports.

    Twins gloves are known for generous padding, secure wrist support and a traditional Thai-style construction. They're particularly well suited to Muay Thai where the same pair of gloves may be used across pads, bag work, partner drills and sparring.

    We stock a wide selection of Twins Special gloves, from classic velcro training gloves through to traditional lace-up models.

    Which Twins Special Boxing Gloves Should You Choose?

    There are quite a few Twins glove models, but choosing between them doesn't need to be complicated.

    Twins Special BGVL3

    The BGVL3 is the classic Twins Special boxing glove and the model we'd recommend as a starting point for most people.

    It's a versatile velcro glove with plenty of padding and a secure wrist closure. It works well across general Muay Thai training, pads, bag work and sparring when using an appropriate glove weight.

    If you want a traditional Twins glove that can handle most of your training, start here.

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    Twins Special Lace-Up Gloves

    Lace-up gloves provide a more traditional and adjustable fit around the wrist.

    They're a good option for sparring, boxing work and fighters who prefer the secure feel of properly laced gloves. The obvious trade-off is convenience, as you'll normally need someone to help lace them.

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    Other Twins Special Gloves

    Twins also produces alternative models with different designs, ventilation and construction.

    If you're unsure, don't overthink it. Start by deciding what you're using the gloves for and what weight you need. For a dependable all-round training glove, the BGVL3 remains the obvious starting point.

    What Size Twins Boxing Gloves Do I Need?

    Glove weight should mainly be chosen around how you intend to use them and the requirements of your gym.

    As a simple guide:

    • 8oz to 10oz: Pads, bag work and competition depending on rules
    • 12oz: Pads, bag work and general training
    • 14oz: General training and lighter sparring where permitted
    • 16oz: Commonly required for sparring
    • 18oz to 20oz: Heavier training and sparring gloves

    For beginners buying one pair, 14oz or 16oz can provide a versatile starting point depending on your bodyweight and gym rules.

    If you're buying gloves specifically for sparring, ask your coach first. Different gyms have different requirements.

    Are Twins Special Boxing Gloves Worth It?

    For someone looking for a dependable Thai boxing glove for regular training, Twins Special is easy to recommend.

    They're particularly suited to fighters who value plenty of hand protection and want a glove that can handle different parts of Muay Thai training rather than something highly specialised.

    There are lighter gloves and different fits available from other Thai brands, so Twins won't necessarily suit everybody. But there's a reason they've remained a familiar sight in Muay Thai gyms for years.

    For a more detailed breakdown of fit, training use and who they're best suited to, read our Twins Special Boxing Gloves Review.

    Where Are Twins Special Gloves Made?

    Twins Special is a Thai combat sports equipment brand established in 1992 and is particularly well known for its Muay Thai gloves, shin guards and protective equipment.

    Many of the Twins Special gloves we stock are made in Thailand using leather construction, although Twins also produces synthetic models. Check the individual product description if material is important to you.

    How to Look After Your Twins Gloves

    Good gloves still need looking after.

    After training:

    • Take them out of your gym bag
    • Open the wrist straps and allow them to air
    • Wipe away excess moisture
    • Use clean hand wraps to help absorb sweat
    • Keep them away from direct heat when drying
    • Store them somewhere dry and ventilated

    If you train regularly, having separate gloves for sparring and bag work can also help extend their useful life.

    FAQs

    Yes. Twins Special gloves are designed for Muay Thai training and work well for pads, bag work, drills and sparring when using an appropriate glove weight.

    For pads and bag work, 10oz or 12oz are popular choices. For sparring, many gyms require 16oz, although requirements vary. If you're unsure, check with your coach before ordering.

    Yes. Twins gloves are known for their generous padding, making them a popular choice for sparring. 16oz is commonly used for Twins Sparring Gloves, but always follow your gym's requirements.

    Many Twins Special boxing gloves are made in Thailand, where the brand has longstanding roots in Muay Thai equipment. Check individual product specifications for the materials and construction of each model.

    For everyday Muay Thai training, velcro is usually the most practical choice as you can put the gloves on yourself. Lace-up gloves offer a more adjustable wrist fit and are a good option for sparring and boxing-focused training.

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