Red boxing shoes
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- Regular price€69,00

The essentials: low-top boxing shoes in red and black, wide red mesh upper, matt black panels, red hook-and-loop strap over the instep. Black sole with red pads. 12 sizes, EU 35 to 46 — the grid that reaches lowest in the collection. €69, free shipping.
Boxing shoe grids usually start at EU 36 or 37, which leaves smaller feet borrowing from junior ranges. This one starts at 35.
EU 35 to 46: the widest grid we carry
Twelve sizes on a single model means a club can kit out a whole group from one reference, and a boxer with small feet gets an adult shoe rather than a junior one.
What it looks like
Wide red mesh over the forefoot and collar, matt black panels on the toe, sides and heel, and a red strap across the instep. The collar sits just above the ankle bone and stays soft. The outsole is black, with wide red pads under the forefoot and the heel, a flex zone between them and a central disc under the arch. From behind, the heel counter is black and the collar red.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cut | Low-top, soft lined collar |
| Colour | Red and black |
| Upper | Wide red mesh, matt black panels |
| Sole | Flat, black, wide red pads, central disc |
| Fastening | Laces + hook-and-loop strap |
| Sizes | EU 35 to 46 (UK 2.5 to 11.5) |
| Use | English boxing, training, club |
| Price | €69 — free shipping |
Also at Esprit Boxe
- The same model in yellow and black: Yellow boxing shoes.
- Laces only, all-red sole: Red and black boxing shoes.
- The full low-top range, the mid-top range and the high-top boots.
- Before ordering: our boxing shoes guide.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose my boxing shoe size?
A boxing shoe should fit closer than a street shoe: no play at the heel, toes just short of the end. Measure your foot in the evening, when it is at its largest, and take your usual EU size unless you are between two — then size up.
Are these boxing shoes unisex?
Yes — the sizing is European and unisex. Take your usual size; no separate men's and women's grid.
What is the difference between low-top and high-top boxing shoes?
The collar height. A low-top sits at or just above the ankle bone and leaves the foot free for pivots and footwork. A high-top wraps several centimetres up the calf and braces the ankle, which suits boxers who plant their feet to punch.
Are there boxing shoes in small sizes?
This grid starts at EU 35 (UK 2.5), which is the lowest in the collection. Most boxing shoe ranges begin at 36 or 37.
How do you clean boxing shoes?
A damp cloth on the upper and the sole after each session. Wash the laces separately by hand, air-dry with the insole taken out, and never on a radiator: direct heat stiffens the assembly glue.
What is the difference with the yellow boxing shoes?
The colour and the grid: red mesh with black panels here, EU 35 to 46; black mesh with yellow panels there, EU 36 to 44.5 with four half sizes.
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