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HEMA Gear Canada

Sparring Gloves Mittens with Long Cuffs

Sparring Gloves Mittens with Long Cuffs

$229.00 USD
$229.00 USD
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Please Note: These items are made-to-order and are not kept in stock. All orders take approximately 2-3 months to complete.

Recommendation: For mitten models, we suggest wearing a liner glove. This aids during the breaking-in process and enhances comfort. Liners with palm grips offer additional benefits.

Sparring Gloves are renowned within the HEMA community for their exceptional lightness and protection.

Great for those who don’t own additional forearm protectors.

Their Mittens model is very popular and is frequently seen used in tournaments around the world.

Product Information:

Protective Material: Styrogum hardened and compacted & PE-HD polyethylene.

Impact strength: kJ/m²,DIN EN ISO 179

Thickness: 8mm thick hands and thumbs guard, & 6mm thick cuffs

Weight: 375grams (per glove)

Canadian Customers: New Pricing Due to increased material costs, SG has raised their prices.

Custom Orders: Please refer to the custom sizing chart to measure your hand. Submit your measurements and color options in the comment box at the checkout page, or email us your details.

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Kent
Deserves its good reputation

As a point of reference, I am a beginner that used hockey gloves that I had to tape in places to make sure I didn't have any bits sticking out.

Right hand glove was perfect, but left hand glove had a couple rubbing points. One of the rubbing points was around the base of the index finger, where there was a minor imperfection in the stitching, and the other rubbing point was on a thumb knuckle, though that might be due to my hands being slightly asymmetrical. These problems went away after building calluses and breaking in the gloves.

Mobility is excellent, and I can actually rotate between thumbing and handshake grip now, unlike with the hockey gloves that kept getting caught on the crossguard.

Forearms aren't perfect for high speed protection, even with plastic swords, so I still have bruises, but I don't feel like my arms are going to break.

Strikes landed on my hands are much easier to resolve now, it makes a distinct sound when I've taken a good hit.