If you’re looking for a great all-around glove for any type of MMA training, then the Drako MMA Pro-AM Gloves will be a perfect fit.

Product Details:

• 100% Cowhide Leather
• Long-lasting durability
• Tested by all levels of athlete
• Choice of many MMA event promoters
• Available Sizes: XS-XXL
• Colours Available: Black

Drako MMA Pro-Am Gloves Description:

Maximize your hand protection with these 100% cowhide leather gloves. Providing long lasting durability, these gloves are suggested for all forms of MMA training. The Pro-Am gloves have been used and tested by all levels of athletes and are the choice of many MMA promoters for their events.

Drako ensures that all factories that manufacture their products are ISO approved. This means that the factories meet acceptable, safe, and humane working conditions for labourers.

MMA Competition Gloves vs. Sparring Gloves vs. Grappling Gloves

Competition gloves – These gloves typically have very little padding. Many pro-level fighters can be seen wearing 4oz gloves, while most amateur level fighters are recommended to wear more protection and choose the 6oz gloves. Their free-fingered design allows fighters to strike and also hold onto their opponents. It’s important to still use hand wraps with these gloves, as you will rely on them for added protection.

Sparring gloves – More often than not, sparring gloves’ padding will weigh in around 7oz. Sparring workouts will focus on your striking and punching techniques, therefore, you want to be prepared in order to maintain stamina. Similar to bag & boxing gloves, sparring gloves will feature a grip bar that will help you form a tight. Protection is key in sparring scenarios, whether drilling on a bag or with an opponent, and these gloves will keep your knuckles in optimal fight condition.

Grappling gloves – These gloves are often referred to as “hybrid” or “training” gloves. Their purpose is typically to protect your hands in clinch work or grappling, thus, they’ll have less padding than both sparring and competition gloves. The padding only extends up to the second knuckle, giving your hands and fingers enough room to grapple while still having protection.