Genuine leatherLace-upHeavy training / Pro
The essentials: Cleto Reyes Mexican Style lace-up boxing gloves — a world-class professional competition model made in Mexico. Full-grain leather, triple-density foam, extra-long laces and an anatomical shape. White leather in the colours of Mexico. Heavy training and professional use. 8 to 16 oz. €199, free shipping.
The fighter's glove. This lace-up Mexican Style pairs Mexican handcraft with a competition lacing, on white leather crossed with green and red.
A design in the colours of Mexico
White leather crossed by the green and red bands of the Mexican flag, with the oval Cleto Reyes logo and the Hecho en México marking.
A competition build
The shell is full-grain leather, hot-waxed for maximum durability. The bonded nylon lining and the triple-density foam, with an extra comfort layer at the fingertips, give the cushioning the brand is known for. The anatomical shape follows the hand closely.
Extra-long laces
The extra-long laces give the precise, wrapped wrist fit that professional bouts call for. Lacing up takes a second pair of hands, and that is what produces the hold and the competition feel.
Technical specifications
Which oz should you choose?
- 16 oz: the sparring standard, to protect your partner properly.
- 12 – 14 oz: all-purpose, ideal for day-to-day training.
- 10 oz: bag work and speed.
- 8 oz: competition, depending on your weight class and the governing rules.
If you are unsure, see our boxing glove size guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Lace-up or velcro?
This model uses extra-long laces, for a precise, wrapped competition fit. If you prefer hook-and-loop, the Cleto Reyes Mexican Flag version uses a strap.
What makes Cleto Reyes gloves different?
They are world-class professional fight gloves made in Mexico: full-grain leather, triple-density foam and an anatomical shape. A reference among professionals.
What size boxing gloves do I need?
16 oz for sparring, 12 to 14 oz for all-purpose training, 10 oz for the bag and 8 oz for competition. See our size guide if you are unsure.
What is the difference between the Mexican Style and the Mexican Flag?
The design is close — white leather in the colours of Mexico — and the closure is what separates them. The Mexican Style laces up, which is the approved format for sanctioned bouts; the Mexican Flag uses a strap and goes on in seconds on your own.
