Twins Special Boxing and Muay Thai Gloves

Twins Boxing Gloves are one of the most used pieces of equipment throughout the combat sports world. Known for having a tighter fit compared to other gloves, they are great for pads, bagwork and sparring.

Twins Gloves offer a durable velcro wrist strap for maximum security and are also designed for great hand protection.

If you are looking to make a good investment on gloves that will last the distance, Twins Special Boxing Gloves won't let you down.

Twins Special Muay Thai Gloves have a different range of collections, built for purpose and have different benefits:

• BVL3 - A perfect all-round glove. Offers great hand/wrist protection and made from high-grade Thai leather. These are the original classic Twins Special Muay Thai Gloves that has led the way in Thai Boxing, traditional western Boxing and MMA for many years. This is our most popular collection from Twins Special.

• BGVL6 & BGV11 - Twins Special's deluxe velcro design offering supreme wrist protection during intense training sessions. They can be used for pads, bagwork and sparring, featuring padding for the knuckles and the back of the gloves for extra security. Another popular collection amongst our customers.

• BGVLA2 - The "Air-Flow" model features a breathable mesh palm for increased ventilation and quicker drying. These gloves are based on the classic Twins BGVL-3 gloves and made from high grade Thai leather.

• BG11 - A lace-up collection made for both competitons and training. Featuring an attached thumb for extra safety, lace-up wrist for extra security/comfort and are built from genuine Thai leather.

• FBGVS12-TW6 - The TW6 collection are high-quality synthetic gloves. A great non-leather option for beginners or for people searching for a cheaper alternative. Good all-round gloves that sill offer maximum hand and wrist protection.

• FBGVS12-TW7 - Another great option for beginners or for anyone training martial arts for general fitness. These gloves are easy to wear whilst protecting your hands and wrists. Made from synthetic leather.

We have a lot of glove sizes available, starting at 4oz then going all the way up to 20oz.

• 4oz - 6oz: Junior sizes
• 8oz - 12oz: Both juniors and adult sizes
• 12oz - 20oz: Usually reserved just for adults

Which size do you need?

Gyms typically have their own policy on what size gloves they want you to wear for drills and sparring, a safe bet is to ask your coach first before purchasing.

A simple guideline for you to follow:

• 8oz/10oz: Glove sizes for amateur & professional competitions
• 8oz, 10oz & 12oz: Bag/pad work
• 14oz: Light sparring
• 16oz and above: Light and heavy sparring

For a lot of gyms, 16oz for sparring is a must but confirm with your coach if 14oz is permitted for light sparring.

There is also nothing wrong with getting one pair of 14oz (check with your trainer) or 16oz gloves that you can use for everything. We actually advise this if you are a beginner and don't want to spend too much money on your first purchase of equipment.

If you then feel like you'd prefer a lighter pair of gloves or you see another design that you like, you can then get a second pair that is 10oz/12oz just for pad/bagwork.

Caring for and maintaining your Twins Boxing Gloves is essential to ensure their longevity and hygiene. Here are some tips on how to care for them:

1. Keep them dry: After each training session, wipe the sweat and moisture off the gloves using a clean cloth or towel. Avoid leaving them in damp or humid environments, as this can lead to the growth of bacteria and unpleasant odors.
2. Air them out: Allow your gloves to air out in a well-ventilated area after use. This helps to reduce moisture buildup and prevent the development of unpleasant smells.
3. Use hand wraps: Wearing hand wraps can help absorb sweat and prevent it from directly seeping into the gloves, thus extending their lifespan and maintaining their freshness.
4. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme heat: Exposing your gloves to direct sunlight or extreme heat can cause the materials to deteriorate, fade, or warp. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
5. Clean the interior: Over time, the interior of the gloves may accumulate sweat and odor-causing bacteria. You can use an antibacterial spray or wipe to clean the inside of the gloves. Be sure to follow the instructions on the cleaning product.
6. Clean the exterior: Regularly wipe the exterior of the gloves with a damp cloth to remove dirt and grime. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the materials.
7. Use deodorizers: To combat persistent odors, you can use deodorizing products specifically designed for sports equipment. These can help keep your gloves smelling fresh between uses.
8. Rotate gloves: If you frequently train or compete, consider having multiple pairs of gloves and rotating them. This allows each pair to properly dry out and prevents excessive wear and tear.
9. Store them properly: When not in use, store your Muay Thai boxing gloves in a well-ventilated area. Avoid folding or compressing them, as this can deform the padding and affect their performance.

By following these care and maintenance practices, you can extend the lifespan of your Twins Gloves, keep them clean, and ensure optimal performance during training and competition.

Twins Special is a renowned brand in the world of combat sports, famous for its exceptional quality Muay Thai gear. The brand's equipment is commonly used in competitions held at the prestigious Lumpinee Stadium in Thailand.

The brand was established in 1992, starting as a small shop and evolving into a large factory with over 500 employees. To date, it produces over 10,000 boxing gloves each month and exports them to foreign countries. In the 1990s, the company sponsored several famous Thai boxers including Samson Dutch Boy Gym, Ratanapol Sor Vorapin, Sirimongkol Singmanasak, and Pongsaklek Wonjongkam.

Additionally, Twins Special is an official licensed supplier of boxing gloves for the World Boxing Council (WBC), World Boxing Association (WBA), International Boxing Federation (IBF), and World Boxing Organization (WBO).