Unique Top Ten patterns created just for Fighters Europe.
These gloves are specially developed for point-fighting and taekwondo ITF. A very light glove with pre-shaped padding.
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Materialsynthetic leather
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Colourwhite
Open gloves are designed for Taekwondo ITF and semi-contact Kickboxing, providing protection while allowing finger mobility for precise strikes and defensive movements.
Material & Design
- Made of durable synthetic leather for longevity and easy maintenance.
- Features foam padding for impact absorption and hand protection.
- Secured with adjustable Velcro straps for a firm and comfortable fit.
How to Use Open Gloves
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Choose the Right Size:
- XS – Very small hands (youth or petite adults).
- S – Small hands (slim build).
- M – Medium hands (most average-sized adults).
- L – Large hands (broader hands and wrists).
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XL – Very large hands (strong build).
The gloves should fit snugly but not be too tight to restrict movement.
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Put on the Gloves:
Slip your fingers through the openings and ensure the padding covers your knuckles properly. - Secure the Wrist Strap:
Fasten the Velcro strap tightly for stability and support. -
Use for the Right Sport:
- Taekwondo ITF: Designed for controlled striking and blocking in sparring.
- Kickboxing (semi-contact): Provides hand protection while maintaining speed and precision.
How to Care for Open Gloves
To extend the longevity of your gloves and keep them fresh, follow these steps:
- Clean after every use – Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking them in water.
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Air dry completely – Never store them while damp. Let them dry in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight or heaters.
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Prevent odors and bacteria – Use deodorizing sprays, glove inserts, or silica gel packs to absorb moisture.
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Avoid leaving them in closed spaces – Do not keep them in a gym bag for long periods,
as this traps moisture and can cause bad smells, bacteria buildup, and material damage. Instead, store them in a ventilated area where they can dry properly.
- Check for wear and tear – Regularly inspect the stitching and padding. Replace gloves if they become too worn out to provide proper protection.
