The Fairtex FGV18 Super Sparring Grappling Gloves – Black are engineered for MMA athletes who need the perfect balance of striking power, grappling mobility, and all‑around durability. Designed with Fairtex’s elite craftsmanship, these gloves deliver superior knuckle protection, open‑palm control, and a secure ergonomic fit — making them ideal for MMA sparring, grappling rounds, clinch work, and hybrid striking sessions.
Built with a multi‑layer high‑density foam system, the FGV18 absorbs impact during stand‑up exchanges while maintaining the flexibility required for submissions, takedowns, and transitions. The open‑thumb and open‑palm design enhances grip strength and hand dexterity, allowing fighters to flow naturally between striking and grappling — exactly how real MMA is trained.
Crafted for dedicated mixed‑martial‑artists, these gloves support long sparring nights, endless drilling, and the constant pursuit of technical improvement. The sleek black finish gives them a professional, fight‑ready look that pairs effortlessly with any training gear.
Key Features
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Multi‑layer high‑density foam for elite shock absorption
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Open‑palm & open‑thumb design for grappling, clinch work, and transitions
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Ergonomic hand compartment for a secure, natural fit
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Premium synthetic leather with reinforced stitching
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Excellent knuckle protection for MMA sparring
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Flexible construction for submissions and takedowns
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Sleek black professional aesthetic
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Ideal for MMA sparring, grappling, clinch work, hybrid striking
Technical Specifications
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Material: Premium synthetic leather
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Padding: Multi‑layer high‑density foam
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Design: Open‑palm, open‑thumb
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Color: Black
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Fit: Ergonomic MMA profile
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Use: MMA sparring, grappling, clinch work, hybrid striking
Why Fighters Choose Fairtex FGV18
The FGV18 is built for athletes who train MMA the way it’s meant to be trained — striking, grappling, clinching, and transitioning seamlessly. Its multi‑layer foam protects during stand‑up exchanges, while the open‑palm design gives fighters the dexterity needed for real‑fight scenarios.