The fabric tag at the bottom of the glove may vary by production batch. Some pairs may come with a white and black tag, while others may come with a black and silver tag. This does not affect the quality, fit, protection, or performance of the glove.Most gloves fail you before your hands do. They soften too early, trap sweat against your skin, and leave your thumb exposed at the worst moment. Seyer was built to solve exactly that. Each pair is constructed from 100% premium leather and latex foam padding — a combination that absorbs impact at the point of contact rather than redistributing it across your wrist. The moisture-repellent interior lining keeps your hands dry through rounds of bag work, mitt work, and sparring without compromise. Available in both lace-up and velcro closure systems, Seyer gives you a competition-grade fit or a training-ready snap depending on the session. Every glove is handcrafted in Mexico with a secured thumb position engineered to prevent hyperextension injuries. Once you feel the fit, you'll understand why the closure isn't an afterthought — it's structural. Why Seyer Stands Out: Impact absorbed at contact, not transferred to bone — multi-density latex foam padding distributes force across the glove face before it reaches your knuckles Moisture-repellent interior lining — keeps sweat off your skin during extended sessions, reducing grip degradation and post-session odour Secured thumb position — anatomically fixed thumb construction prevents hyperextension on impact and maintains correct fist alignment round after round Dual closure systems available — traditional lace-up for a locked, competition-legal fit; velcro strap for rapid on/off without losing wrist support 100% premium leather shell — full-grain leather exterior resists cracking, abrasion, and surface wear through high-volume use Handcrafted in Mexico — each glove individually assembled to quality standards that machine production cannot replicate Wrist stability by design — closure system (lace or velcro) channels pressure evenly around the joint, not just at a single strap point
