Ringside Gel Shock Micro Boxing Mitts - Leather Focus Pads

These are easily top 3 of my favorite boxing mitts I’ve owned. They are soft so I do t hurt any of my fighters hands and have held up a fair amount of time. I’ve owned two previous pairs and I keep going back to purchase the same pair.

The sound that these mitts produce after being hit correctly is great and the build quality seems solid. At first they will be a little stiff and might even be a bit tight but that loosens up after a few pad rounds. Padding feels good even when someone tags it a bit harder than you’d usually tag the pads but I’d still be careful if you setup for hooks or uppercuts since there’s not really a good way to prep your shoulder. Plus for the price being a bit cheaper than its competition you can’t really beat em

I’ve used these mitts as a coach in a boxing gym for about two years now, almost on a daily basis. These are, by far, my favorite mitts. I’ve used these with kids all the way up to heavyweights. They’ve held up great. I’m a fan of smaller mitts to work faster combinations. Catching punches is an art in itself. Some coaches give too much resistance back or catch punches with their elbows in a very stiff position. If you catch punches correctly, you should have no issue. Since these are light and small, it’s easier to reposition for faster boxers. The padding on mine has become a little stiff from a couple years of impact, so I might be getting a newer pair. These are a must in my gym bag, especially at tournaments.

Quality built product for sure! Very small though as mentioned by everyone here. It's got a nice sweet spot, and if you hit it just right you get can get a nice pop. Small Target so that's helps improve accuracy. I've only had them for a couple of days, and for the first time using mitts in our sessions, a mitt flew off my coaches hand. I think having something in the glove to help grip it better would be nice. I have humongous hands and It's easy holding these for my kids. All in all I should have these for a while and to me, that's the most important thing. Great job, ringside.

I bought these several months ago, when I started having to conduct some of my Muay Thai private lessons outside of my usual gym. Since then, I've used them for at least three to four lessons a week, and I've found them to be a solid, if not perfect, pair of mitts. They are light, and easy to manipulate. Nothing is worse than feeling like you have to drag a focus mitt through the air. They do seem to absorb shock well. I've used some pads where I felt as though I was catching punches barehanded...these actually provide a decent cushion. My only complaint is that the hand holds aren't quite as deep as I'd like, and the mitts sometimes slip down my fingers or even off my hands. And my hands are reasonably small. Someone with big hands might want to look elsewhere. Overall, a solid product.

Got these for a friend. He loves them

They are very well made.

High quality mitts. Nice and agile, there was a downside to them. Mine are barely getting broken in so I can't say if this issue is forever. The inside of the mitt, the part that touches your palm. After a few good mitt sessions dyed my hand black. But we're in the gym to put in work so not a major complaint. So far they are holding up to my heavyweight, very impressed