What is the difference between the K1 and K2 Mark Pro fight gloves?

Both the K1 and K2 are pro fight gloves in the Mark Pro range, but they use different mould systems. The K1 uses a Tri-Korta 1 Mould — designed for fighters who prefer a more traditional fist shape and compact profile on fight day. The K2 uses a Tri-Korta 2 Mould with a slightly updated foam configuration. Both are excellent competition gloves; the choice often comes down to personal preference on fit and punching feel.

Are these approved for amateur or professional boxing competition?

The K1 Mark Pro is built to competition fight standards. Always verify current approval status with your governing body (e.g., AIBA, IBA, WBC, WBA) before competing, as approved equipment lists are updated regularly.

What sizes are available, and which should I choose?

The K1 is available in 8 oz and 10 oz — the standard competition weights. 8 oz is used for lighter weight classes (typically up to super featherweight); 10 oz is standard for welterweight and above. Check your sanctioning body's rules for the required weight class weight.

Can I use these for training and sparring?

Competition fight gloves in 8–10 oz are not suitable for sparring — they have minimal padding to protect your training partner. For sparring and bag work, use a dedicated training or sparring glove (10–16 oz) such as the RDX L2 Mark Pro Sparring Gloves or APEX A5. Reserve competition gloves for actual bouts.

RDX K1 Mark Pro Gloves – size chart 8 to 10 oz

RDX K1 Mark Pro Fight Boxing Gloves – Pro Fight Gloves | Gold & Silver | 8–10 oz

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RDX K1 Mark Pro Fight Boxing Gloves – Pro Fight Gloves | Gold & Silver | 8–10 oz

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Unleash the dragon and burn every opponent down with the K1 Mark Pro Boxing Gloves by RDX. Manufactured using premium Super Skin combat leather for extra resilience against wear and tear, and Dazzle Fabric inside for breathability and comfort. These pro fight gloves feature the Tri-Korta 1 Mould with Sponge X Padding for ultimate resistance against high-intensity force. Compressed EVA-Lution Sheet offers great flexibility and softness without extra weight. Polygonal Fusion Foam and Max Shock Equilibrium Foam distribute force equally across the gloves. Available in 8 and 10 oz in gold and silver.

Super Skin combat leather exterior — durable and wear-resistant
Dazzle Fabric lining for breathability and comfort
Tri-Korta 1 Mould with Polygonal Fusion Foam for heavy shock absorption
Sponge X Padding and compressed EVA-Lution Sheet for durability and knuckle protection
Max Shock Equilibrium Foam on cuffs for equal force distribution
Available in 8 oz and 10 oz | Gold & Silver colourway

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the K1 and K2 Mark Pro fight gloves?: Both the K1 and K2 are pro fight gloves in the Mark Pro range, but they use different mould systems. The K1 uses a Tri-Korta 1 Mould — designed for fighters who prefer a more traditional fist shape and compact profile on fight day. The K2 uses a Tri-Korta 2 Mould with a slightly updated foam configuration. Both are excellent competition gloves; the choice often comes down to personal preference on fit and punching feel.
Are these approved for amateur or professional boxing competition?: The K1 Mark Pro is built to competition fight standards. Always verify current approval status with your governing body (e.g., AIBA, IBA, WBC, WBA) before competing, as approved equipment lists are updated regularly.
What sizes are available, and which should I choose?: The K1 is available in 8 oz and 10 oz — the standard competition weights. 8 oz is used for lighter weight classes (typically up to super featherweight); 10 oz is standard for welterweight and above. Check your sanctioning body's rules for the required weight class weight.
Can I use these for training and sparring?: Competition fight gloves in 8–10 oz are not suitable for sparring — they have minimal padding to protect your training partner. For sparring and bag work, use a dedicated training or sparring glove (10–16 oz) such as the RDX L2 Mark Pro Sparring Gloves or APEX A5. Reserve competition gloves for actual bouts.