Apollo Hardline Boxing Gloves — 10–14 oz Training Gloves
Workhorse gloves for bag rounds and pad work
$92.99
Built for hard rounds, these unisex training gloves use a durable PU leather shell that holds up to daily bag and mitt sessions. Straightforward protection for boxing, Muay Thai, and MMA striking practice. Available in 10, 12, and 14 oz to match your workload. The smooth synthetic exterior wipes clean fast between classes and is ready for the next session.
Details
- Durable PU leather exterior
- Sizes: 10oz, 12oz, 14oz
- For bag work, mitts, and drills
- Works for boxing, Muay Thai, MMA striking
- Easy to wipe clean
- Unisex design
Sizes
10oz, 12oz, 14oz
Specifications
| Type | Unisex training gloves |
|---|---|
| Best for | Bag work, mitts, drills |
| Discipline | Boxing, Muay Thai, MMA |
| Shell | Durable PU leather |
| Sizes | 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz |
| Fit | Secure training fit |
| Care | Wipe clean; air dry |
Choosing the gloves
Hardline suits strikers who spend real time on the bag and pads. It handles fundamentals, high-rep combinations, and conditioning rounds without fuss. If your week swings between boxing class, Muay Thai drilling, and MMA striking, this is the dependable pick for impact work. The weight options let you tune feedback and protection for your session plan, whether you’re sharpening speed, building volume, or logging longer rounds on heavier surfaces.
Expect a standard training cut that works with traditional hand wraps. Choose 10 oz for faster hands and sharper feedback on lighter bags. Pick 12 oz as an all‑rounder for mixed bag and mitt work. Go 14 oz if you want more cushion for longer sets or if your hands run larger. Between sizes, factor in wrap thickness and hand width; thicker wraps or broader knuckles usually benefit from the next size up.
The glove uses a durable PU leather shell with a smooth exterior that resists scuffs and cleans quickly. Inside, protective padding is tuned for repeated impact on bags and pads, keeping the feel firm enough for feedback without being harsh. The overall build is straightforward by design, minimizing bulk and distractions so you can focus on placement, rhythm, and volume during solo rounds or coach-led mitt sessions.
Keep it dry and it lasts. Wipe the surface after class, open the wrist and thumb to air out, and don’t leave it sealed in a gym bag. Avoid soaking; spot-clean with a mild wipe when needed. For heavy weekly mileage, rotate with a second pair to let foam rebound fully. In the Apollo lineup, Hardline is the simple, durable trainer; look to the other models if you want specialized sparring builds or premium feature sets.
