RDX F6 Kara Kids Boxing Gloves – 6oz Maya Hide Youth Training Mitts | Red

Designed specifically for young fighters, the RDX F6 Kara Kids Boxing Gloves deliver proper protection in a 6oz size built for youth hands, here in the red colourway. Maya Hide ConvEX Skin leather provides the same durable exterior found in adult RDX gloves. Max-Shock™ Equilibrium Foam distributes striking force evenly across the glove, while Quadro-Dome-3 technology protects growing knuckles. Loma-Tech construction reinforces the build, and the Quick-EZ hook-and-loop strap keeps wrists aligned and allows fast removal between rounds.

• Maya Hide ConvEX Skin leather — durable exterior designed to last
• Quadro-Dome-3 technology with Max-Shock™ Equilibrium Foam for efficient shock absorption
• SpongeX Padding adds resistance against high-intensity force
• Calibrated Impact Diffusion Sheet helps maintain correct wrist position
• Loma-Tech construction for a more conclusive, reinforced build
• Quick-EZ hook-and-loop strap diminishes the chance of injury from wrist misalignment and allows easy on/off
• QD-1 moisture-wicking lining for ventilation and sweat management during training
• 6oz — designed for safe youth boxing and martial arts training

Frequently Asked Questions

What age and weight are the 6oz kids boxing gloves suitable for?

6oz gloves suit younger children typically aged 4–7 or those weighing up to around 30–40 lbs. For older children or heavier kids, 8oz or 10oz gloves typically offer a better fit and greater protection. The fit should feel snug without restricting hand closure.

Are these safe for kids sparring or just pad work?

The F6 Kara Kids gloves are designed for training, pad work, and bag work. For contact sparring, always use proper protective headgear, mouthguard, and groin protection alongside gloves. Light sparring with a qualified instructor and properly sized equipment is appropriate for most youth martial arts programmes.

How do I clean kids boxing gloves?

Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth and mild soap after each session. Allow gloves to air dry fully with the wrist strap open — never store damp gloves as this accelerates odour and material breakdown. Inserting deodorising bags or cedar inserts between sessions helps control odour in the interior.

What other protective gear does my child need for boxing training?

Beyond gloves, children training in boxing or martial arts should have hand wraps (to protect small wrists and knuckles), a mouthguard sized for youth dental arches, and a properly fitting headguard for any contact work. Groin protection (for boys) and shin guards are also recommended for kickboxing or Muay Thai.