Adidas Karate Gloves - WKF approved Kumite mitts Blue or Red sizes S-M-L

Adidas gloves for Karate-Kumite, WKF approved, feature two finger loops and a comfortable hook-and-loop closure for an excellent grip.

Adidas WKF-approved Karate gloves, perfect for competing in all national and international competitions. These gloves are made of vinyl, with polyurethane padding that protects the hand.

Wearing them, you will feel perfectly at ease thanks to the finger loops and the hook-and-loop closure, which will make them feel like one with your hand.

KUMITE KARATE GLOVES provide important protection both during training and during matches and competitions. In competition, the karateka wears red or blue gloves, mirroring those of the opponent.

If you are looking for Kumite gloves to use in competition, remember that they must be WKF Fijkalm approved, depending on the Federation you belong to. These are WKF approved (World Karate Federation).

Made of vinyl, they are lightweight and breathable; the design of the Kumite Karate glove allows for an open or covered thumb, a choice that the athlete can make based on their preferences, needs, and requirements.

This particular model has an open thumb and features two elastic finger loops. Hook-and-loop closure. Available in red or blue.

Adidas Karate gloves features:

• WKF approval for official World Karate Federation competitions
• Unisex
• Material: vinyl
• Padding: very light and resistant anti-shock protective padding
• Adidas graphics: authenticity and guarantee of superior quality

Steps to properly wash Karate gloves:

Allow to dry away from heat sources. Gently wipe with a damp cloth. Not machine washable.

After training or fighting, immediately open the bag and leave them in the open air to allow them to dry. Avoid leaving gloves or protectors in a closed and humid environment, as this can encourage the growth of bacteria and bad odors.

Consider using inner protectors or inner gloves made of breathable fabric to reduce sweat buildup inside the gloves, and remember to wash them often with appropriate detergents. This can help prevent unpleasant odors and keep the gloves cleaner.

Use a slightly damp and soft cloth to gently clean the outside of the protectors. Avoid using aggressive chemicals or detergents that could damage the leather or padding materials.

To combat bad odors, you can insert small bags of natural deodorizer such as baking soda or talcum powder inside the bag. These will absorb moisture and help neutralize odors.