Mexican style

[Ryukyu Damashi]

King is a Mexican style glove and made in Thailand.

Windy makes a lace up Mexican glove.

 

[mrpopenfresh]

I saw a couple glove marketed as "internaitonal" style. I don't know if this is a legitimate model style or what. Anybody think they can shed some light?

 

[Mike Evans]

always kinda wondered about that cool info

 

[cab3rto]

Grant, but padding is thicker than Cletos, in fact it's closer to regular Western boxing gloves when it comes to knuckle padding from what I've seen.

Title Boxing has a Pro-Mex glove which is advertised as being old-school Mexican style. I've heard it called a cheaper version of Cleto Reyes, but not as high quality in construction.

Fairtex BGV9s are a Mexican style glove, the "Heavy Hitters" as they're sometimes called, but they aren't meant for sparring, only bag and padwork.

Hayabusa Boxing gloves are patterned after Grant, so they're a Mexican style glove. Not recommended for hard sparring, but great for bag and pads.

i just might have to look into this . i need a new pair of gloves for bag work and other stuff like that

 

[Ryukyu Damashi]

I have heard Grants professional line gloves are very stiff...making it hard to make a good fist.

 

[BJJ Coffee Drinker]

depends on the size you have. If its a 16 oz, definately. 10, 12 oz, not too bad