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Fairtex BGV14 Microfiber Art Collections
Updated: April 2026
Editor Score 7.00/10
Training Velcro Beginner
$101
Prices vary by retailer and size.
Sizes
8oz10oz12oz14oz16oz
Material Syntek microfiber leather
Origin Thailand · Made in Thailand
Closure Velcro
Color
Performance Metrics
Wrist Support
7/10
Knuckle Protection
6/10
Padding
3-layer foam with palm-side catch padding (softer knuckle foam)
Durability
7/10
Value
7/10
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Bottom Line
20 design options (11 art prints + 9 solid colors) on a beginner-friendly soft microfiber platform. Great second pair or first glove — not for power trainers wanting feedback.
Solid value for the performance offered.
Where to Buy
Intended Use
Who This Glove Is For
The Fairtex BGV14 Microfiber Art Collections entry consolidates 12 site listings into one model — because all 12 are the same glove in different graphic finishes. The BGV14 platform uses Syntek microfiber leather with a 3-layer foam that runs softer and less dense than the leather BGV models, a longer wrist cuff than the BGV1, and palm-side padding for catching and clinch protection. The art prints — Painter, Grunge, Graffiti, Polka Dot, Minimalism, and more — are applied by handscreen technique and have held up across 2–3 year community use reports without significant peeling. The microfiber wipes clean easily and resists sweat absorption, making it a practical gym glove for fighters who care about aesthetics. At $101 it costs $11 more than the BGV1 while offering less punch feedback — the premium is the art and the easy-clean synthetic material. The BGV14 is an excellent second pair, beginner glove, or statement piece. Power trainers wanting feedback should look at BGV1, BGV9, or BGV19 instead.
Who It's Not For
- Power bag trainers wanting punch feedback
- Leather purists
- Heavy sparring use
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 11 art-print designs + 9 solid colors — the most visually diverse Fairtex glove in the catalog
- Longer wrist cuff than BGV1 with double-stitched hook-shaped wrist pad — better wrist coverage
- Syntek microfiber wipes clean easily and resists sweat absorption better than leather
- Palm-side padding aids catching and clinch work
- Zero break-in needed — microfiber is soft and ready from session one
- Durable handscreen art printing that hasn't shown peeling in 2–3 year community reports
- Popular as a second pair or gym bag staple when you want a unique look
Cons
- Softer, less dense knuckle foam than BGV1/BGV9 — less feedback for power trainers
- At $101 — $11 more than the BGV1 — you're paying partly for the art design
- Microfiber generates more heat than leather during intense sessions (reported by multiple users)
- Not suitable for heavy bag power work or hard sparring — too soft for real feedback
- Synthetic material lacks the leather prestige and break-in character of the BGV1
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