Everlast Pro Elite Boxing Boots - Blue - UK 9

It is generally recommended to choose your standard UK shoe size. For boxing boots, a snug fit that allows for toe movement without being too tight is ideal for optimal performance and support. Consider trying them on with the type of socks you'd normally wear for boxing.

While listed with a 'Male' gender attribute, boxing boots are often designed with unisex performance in mind. The fit and technical features are universally beneficial for boxers regardless of gender. Please refer to the size chart to ensure the correct fit based on your foot measurements.

These boots are specifically designed for the lateral movements, ankle support, and grip required in boxing. They are not recommended for running due to their flat sole and high-top design, nor for heavy weightlifting where a flatter, more stable base might be preferred. For optimal performance and safety, stick to boxing activities.

To maintain the integrity of the materials, clean with a dry cloth only. Avoid using harsh chemicals, solvents, or immersing them in water, as these can damage the mesh, Phylon midsole, and adhesives, potentially compromising the boot's performance and longevity.

Like most athletic footwear, a short break-in period is advisable. Wear them for lighter training sessions initially to allow the materials to conform to your feet and to ensure maximum comfort and performance during more intense activities.

The Everlast Pro Elite Boxing Boots feature a high-top design specifically engineered to provide enhanced ankle support. This design helps to stabilize the ankle joint during quick pivots, rapid footwork, and explosive movements, reducing the risk of sprains and injuries commonly associated with boxing.

Ensure socks are breathable and made from moisture-wicking material. Consider loosening laces slightly for more airflow, although the lightweight mesh upper is designed for ventilation. Allow boots to air dry thoroughly after each use.

Check lacing technique to ensure even pressure and prevent hot spots. A proper break-in period is often needed for new boots. Wear boxing-specific socks for added padding and moisture-wicking properties.

Ensure the training surface is clean and dry. The durable rubber outsole provides superior grip, but excessive dust, moisture, or debris can compromise traction. Regularly check the outsole for any signs of wear that might reduce grip.