Boxing Glove Sportography: the photo is inside the ball

What you are actually buying

Gyms mark progress in ways that rarely leave the building. A first sparring session, a hundred rounds, a fighter who finally made weight — the glove exists so a coach has something to hand over when a wall of names is not enough. The photograph goes inside the cuff side and the fighter looks in to see the round it came from.

First amateur bouts are the most common single order. Whether the decision went their way or not, the corner photograph from that night is the one they keep, and a glove holds it better than a phone does.

Retirement is the other half of the business here: a trainer stepping back after decades of 5 a.m. mitt work, or a fighter's last walk out. Gyms often order several at once for an anniversary night, naming each recipient.

The shell is a display glove with a leather-look finish and laced cuff, weighted to feel like equipment rather than a novelty. The eyepiece is set into the palm side, and the cuff panel takes a name and date.

Sending your photo

1. 1. Send the corner or ring photograph to {{SALES_EMAIL}} at {{MIN_IMAGE_RESOLUTION}} or better. Ring lighting is high contrast; we adjust it.
2. 2. Approve the proof, which shows both the eyepiece crop and the cuff lettering, in {{PROOF_TURNAROUND}}.
3. 3. The glove is assembled and sealed by hand in Austell, {{LEAD_TIME}} after approval.

Specifications

Piece

Display boxing glove, leather-look finish, laced cuff

Size

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Colors

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Photo

Sealed inside the glove body

Eyepiece

Set into the palm side

Cuff panel

Name and date lettering available

Made in

Austell, Georgia, USA