Boxing Gloves

Material:
Outer Shell:

Leather (60%): Durable, high-quality material that offers longevity and resistance to wear during intense use.
Synthetic Leather (30%): Affordable and lightweight alternative to traditional leather, providing similar durability.
Polyurethane (PU) (10%): A synthetic material often used in lower-cost gloves for ease of maintenance and flexibility.
Padding:

Foam Padding (100%): Used for shock absorption to protect the hands, wrists, and knuckles. Can vary in density to offer more or less cushioning based on the type of glove.
Lining:

Mesh or Nylon Lining: Ensures breathability and moisture-wicking to keep hands dry and reduce odor during training.
Design/Pattern:
Weight and Size: Gloves typically range from 8 oz to 20 oz, with heavier gloves providing more protection and lighter gloves being used for speed and agility training.
Closure System:
Velcro Strap: Common in training gloves for easy on/off and adjustable wrist support.
Laces: Traditional option often found in competition gloves, providing a secure, custom fit for better wrist support.
Padding Distribution: Gloves come in various padding designs, from evenly distributed padding to specific areas (like knuckles) for different types of boxing (e.g., training, sparring, or competition).