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Junior boxing boots are specially designed shoes for young boxers that provide support, stability, and protection to their feet during training and competition. They are important for young boxers because they help prevent injury, improve their performance, and increase their confidence in the ring. Boxing Boots– Boxing Shoes weigh less than the average athletic shoes, this will help Boxers to move lightly on their toes, change directions and find angles which are key parts of Boxing. They also usually have a thin rubber sole to help maintain traction without holding you too firmly to the ground. Boxing shoes come in different version, high-top, mid-top and low-top. They offer more support to your ankle and lower shins to prevent any injuries during training. Boxing Shoes also allow sweat to evaporate from the feet because they have permeability which means that fluids can pass through them quite easily. Even though this characteristic makes the Boots impractical for outside use, they do keep your feet cooler and drier in the ring. Anyway, Otomix figured they could sell their martial arts & weightlifting shoes to the boxing market and it worked. At those price points, I don’t know why anyone would choose them over the more-established boxing brands. They do have many interesting designs in different color combinations. And I’m glad to hear some people like them and others don’t. I did notice that they seem to have many options for women. 6. JUNK brands – Everlast, Ringside, Titleboxing, Lonsdale To properly care of junior boxing boots, clean them after every use to remove dirt and sweat. Store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. If the shoes get wet, stuff them with newspaper to help them dry evenly and maintain their shape. Also, avoid overusing or overexerting them to ensure they last as long as possible. The best boxing shoes feel light, comfortable (like custom-made gloves for your feet), and help you become one with the canvas. The worst boxing shoes feel like a foreign material underneath, with weird lumps and curves that don’t mold to your feet. And then there’s also the matter of quality and features. Some last longer than others. Some are more comfortable, more secure, and easier to use than others.

Choose from either mid-cut or low-cut options. Both are lightweight for speed, being made from mesh nylon for breathability and with enhanced fits for overall performance. One of the most important tasks of a boxing shoe is to protect your ankles. As you already know, ankle injuries are common in sports where you’re jumping around, changing angles often, and constantly putting force on your ankles from all directions. Boxing can definitely put force on your ankles and knees depending on your fighting style.

Important Features of Good Boxing Shoes

This is probably most important and distinct feature of boxing shoes, their ability to grip the ground so that your feet don’t slide when transferring power…but at the same time, always allowing you to pivot so you can throw power punches or execute typical fighting footwork maneuvers. When buying children's boxing boots, look for features such as a strong, supportive upper, a non-slip sole for better traction, adequate ankle support, and a comfortable fit. You should also consider the type of boxing you or your child will be doing, as well as their level of skill when choosing a pair of junior boxing boots. To be honest, some of them don’t look bad. The only problem is that the others look really cheap. It’s just the flattering photography lighting that keeps the bad ones from looking like total plastic junk. I’ve learned how not to fall for fancy images over the years. You’ll just have to see these in person to get what I mean. What boxing shoes are most popular in gyms?

In case you were looking for the older (yet also popular) Adidas boxing shoes, this model was very popular. Some people even liked these more than the seen-everywhere Nike Machomai boxing shoes. I’m not sure but it seems this model is being updated as well. I listed Box Hog version “2” and “3” above for you. This is a matter of personal preference. Some of you with high arches may prefer more of a contoured or cushioned-sole so you foot feels wrapped in a glove and maybe even a little bit elevated off the ground. And those of you with low arches or flatter feet may prefer a more “naked” flat shoe where your feet feel like they’re standing right on the ground. Some of you may also feel that well-cushioned insoles seem more expensive and that naked “flat” shoes feel more cheap. You COULD also take a “flat shoe” and switch out the insoles. This is what my brother did when the shoes he wanted didn’t have enough arch-support or cushion for him. Their new line of boxing shoes, made with low-top, and really cool aggressive styling. Supposed to be super light.Conventional wisdom goes, “the higher the shoe, the more ankle support you get.” So if you want lots of ankle support, get the high-tops. If you want lots of mobility, then get the low-tops so your ankles have more freedom to move. This has a lot to do with how your joints are made. If you’re the kind of guy who sprains his ankles every now and then, you should probably go with the high-tops. It has a lot to do with genetics, fighting style, and personal preference. I have strong ankles and I love low-tops. As a leading online boxing equipment retailer, we have low-top and high-top boxing boots for you to choose from, making it easy to find the right fit for you. Get both speed and flexibility in one boot with our selection available to buy now. Last but not least, is the density of your workout floor. If your gym floor is already stiff and hard or your boxing ring uses stiffer-padding, you may prefer flatter shoes to feel the ground more. If your ring canvas is soft and/or your gym floor is soft, you may prefer more cushioned shoes to elevate you above the floor and prevent you from sinking in. Boxing Gloves – These are probably one of the most important parts of your kit bag, make sure you have high-quality gloves at the right size to keep you and your training partner safe. The right gloves will provide you with comfort and protection as well as speed and durability. It’s crucial you have the right gloves for sparring, bag work and for competitions (if you are competing). Heavier gloves (14oz or above) will be essential for sparring or bag work. Take a look at our range of Boxing Gloves here.

There are a few extra things to consider. First off, low-tops come in varying ranges of “low”. Some are below the ankle, some are right on the ankle, and some are even above the ankle. While that may or may not matter in terms of ankle support, they do feel very different. So even if you want low tops, I recommend you try out the different ranges of low-tops if you want to be a perfectionist. Our newly developed rubber outsole, crafted into a unique pattern, is designed to improve your grip on the canvas for optimal control of your movements. The RSX-Genesis brings together all the elements needed for a boxing boot that is both comfortable and high-performing. The variety of boxing boots can be confusing, especially if you don’t know if they are right for your child. Wearing boots in the ring is preferred by many because of the protection and support they give. Boots help to secure your ankle and reduce the risk of injury but are lightweight enough to feel as though you aren’t wearing shoes at all.I’ve never tried any Mexican boxing shoes but do know them to be high quality and always well-respected over the years. The only reason why they aren’t more popular is due to cost, popularity, and accessibility. Due to their strong ties to hip-hop culture and recognizable brand in other sports, Nike/Adidas/Reebok are most likely the first pair of boxing shoes any fighter will wear. In fact, most boxers are probably wearing Nike basketball or running shoes as their first pair of “boxing shoes”. That’s why it’s easy to just go with Nike again when you buy your first pair of real boxing shoes. You already know and trust the brand. Boxing Head Guards – When it comes to investing in high-quality Boxing Equipment, a Head Guard should be one of your biggest priorities to make sure you don’t suffer from any head injuries after sparring. You may not need it every training session, but you should always have it in your training bag just in case. Our top of the range Head Guards offer great protection for your temple, cheekbones and jaw.