7 Best Boxing Gloves For Big Hands

Having plus-sized hands and extra-long fingers can be a headache when it comes to choosing the right Boxing gloves to use.

If you have a big hand, using a normal-sized glove that doesn’t fit may cause unwanted knuckle injuries that might hinder you from training.

So what is the best boxing gloves for big hands? Here’s the short answer:

Ring to Cage Deluxe MiM-Foam Sparring Gloves is the best Boxing gloves for people with big hands. It has a MiM-Foam, an injected molded foam that gives the gloves more secured padding. It also has dual strap support on the wrist, making it safer for big-handed fighters.

Having trouble looking for the right Boxing gloves? Feel free to check on the list below where I’ve done the research for you to give you a wealth of options.

7. Title Boxing Infused Foam Interrogate Training Gloves 2.0

Title Boxing Infused Foam Interrogate Training Gloves 2.0 is a well-padded glove. It has a great selection of sizes, from 14 to 20oz. If you have big hands and long fingers, 16-20oz (or higher) is greatly recommended for better comfortability and performance.

The glove has outstanding wrist and knuckles support, making it the best for sparring sessions. Its infused foam padding can absorb more force than any other padding. This makes the glove more durable and safer for sparring and the heavy bag.

It only comes with a single velcro strap. The palm area is well-ventilated and has a good amount of padding throughout the entire palm. The glove has a fairly-thick grip bar that’ll help your long fingers get in the punching form.

The looks are okay—the signature logo of an inverted triangle with the letter “T” on the backhand. A good variety of bright glossy colors are also available.

6. Everlast PowerLock Pro Training Gloves

Everlast PowerLock Pro Training Gloves are made with real leather. It has a good size range, with 10oz the smallest and 18oz the largest. If you have a big hand, 18oz will be a good size to choose. 

When it comes to the stitches, Everlast won’t let you down. Every stitch that keeps it intact is nicely made, making the glove more durable, especially with big hands and heavy-hitting heavyweights. The knuckle padding is firm that provides a more protective element to it.

In the wrist portion, you’ll see an inch thick padding on the outer wrist and less padding on the inner side. This is then supported by a single velcro. The palm area all the way through the bottom of the wrist is open for ventilation.

The glove can be used in every way possible. You can use it to spar, train, or fight. The opening on the palm will also give more space for big hands or thicker hand wraps if you wish to.

5. Windy Training Gloves

Windy Training Gloves is made of authentic Thai leather with multi-layer foam padding on the knuckle. These training gloves are best used for sparring because of their thick and stiff padding, which gives perfect protection for you and your partner.

The wrist part has an oversized velcro strap with the traditional round-shaped cuff that promotes comfortability and overall hand flexibility during the clinching game. Inside is a nylon liner that separates your hand from the main padding.

Because of the multi-layer padding, this glove is stiffer than other gloves. With that, it’ll demand you some break-in efforts to lessen the stiffness. Aside from that, this glove best fits many big hands in Boxing and Muay Thai.

Once the break-in period is done, the glove will transform into an all-around glove. You can then use the glove on sparrings and during heavy bag workouts and pad sessions with your coach.

4. Contender Fight Sports Palladium Tri-Ply Sparring Gloves

Contender Fight Sports Palladium Tri-Ply Sparring Gloves offer a range of sizes from 14oz to 18oz. If you have big hands, 16oz is recommended for daily mitts training, then use 18oz during sparring sessions. It’s made up of full grain leather that makes it withstand years of training.

The glove has a hoop and loop wrist lock making it easy to wear. Despite just having a hoop and loop lock, the glove does pretty well in staying in place while being used. 

All the linings connecting everything together, especially the one connecting the wrist part to the backhand, are well-stitched.

Comfortability is not a problem because it has good ventilation directly at the back of the knuckles. This’ll make your hand breathe more while throwing vicious blows. 

The glove is pretty simple looking. Its primary color is white combined with a black accent. A reasonably sized Palladium logo can also be seen on the backhand and the thumb.

3. Fairtex Mexican Style Boxing Gloves BGV9

Fairtex Mexican style Boxing gloves BGV9 is an all-around glove you can use in Muay Thai, MMA, or Boxing in general. It has a denser foam than other Fairtex gloves, making it suiter for heavy hitters, bag workouts, and big-handed Boxers.

Its skin is made of genuine Thai leather that’ll last for years. When it comes to its stitching, every lining is double stitched to ensure overall durability. A smooth nylon layer inside the glove makes any hand size fit comfortably.

The BGV9 only has a single velcro wrist lock. However, it has an extended cuff area that makes it better for users with big, long hands. Despite the single velcro support, it’ll still hold on to the one’s wrist nice and snug.

I’ve already written a review of the Fairtex BGV14 gloves which are similar if you want to learn more about what to expect from this manufacturer.

Moreover, the glove has a double grip bar, one above the palm and another on the tip of the finger. This is to help long-fingered fighters better grip during the clinch.

2. Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves 

Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves have a size range of 10 to 18oz. It comes in two types; genuine leather and a micro-fiber synthetic version. For fighters with big hands, it’s recommended to choose the 18oz version as it will fit and perform well in sparrings, mitts, and bag workouts.

The glove has good wrist support for big-handed hitters. It has dual strap support with an inch of padding on the top side of the wrist. Its inside has a microfiber lining which is best for absorbing moisture from continuous training. 

The glove has a considerable amount of soft padding on the knuckle area, enough to handle heavy bag training and light to hard sparrings. When it comes to the backhand, it has a thicker and more firm padding, making it suitable for blocking.

Aesthetic speaking, the glove has a cool-looking design with three broad stripes on the backhand holding the backhand padding. It also comes with many color combos; black, maroon, and more.

1. Ring to Cage Deluxe MiM-Foam Sparring Gloves

Ring to Cage Deluxe MiM-Foam Sparring Gloves is a 34oz to 50oz Boxing glove that’s been an answered prayer for many big-handed Boxers. It has a MiM-Foam, an injected molded foam that makes its knuckle padding denser. 

This glove has a dual strap wrist support that will make it fit better and provide better support for plus-sized hands. In addition, it has its thumb section connected to the entire knuckle area so that if you ball your fist to punch, the thump will be right in place.

It has a default curved fist shape on the knuckle section. With this, you’ll have minimal effort to ball your fist when throwing a punch. Comfortability-wise, it will give your hand plenty of ventilation and a good snug fit with its foam inside.

With aesthetics, it will not disappoint, especially if you’re a minimalist person. You can choose from a dark green and dark orange variation. It has a small logo on the upper wrist area and the strap. 

Now you should have a great idea about which gloves to consider if you have big hands. Remember to keep in mind the length of the glove if you have longer fingers, thick comfortable padding if you have heavy hands, and sufficient wrist support to avoid getting injuries.