8.50 
$300 – $500 FightGearLab / Gloves / RDX L1 Mark Pro Training
RDX L1 Mark Pro Training
Updated: April 2026
Editor Score 7.75/10
Premium Training Velcro Advanced
$288.99
Prices vary by retailer and size.
Sizes
10oz12oz14oz16oz
Material Super Skin synthetic leather
Origin United Kingdom · Made in Pakistan
Closure Velcro
Color
Performance Metrics
Wrist Support
9/10
Knuckle Protection
8/10
Padding
Tri-Lira mould + Supremo Shock Equilibrium Foam + Max-Shock Equilibrium Foam + Polygonal Fusion Foam + EVA-LUTION Sheet wrist
Durability
8/10
Value
6/10
Scores are based on structured evaluation across 5 performance metrics. Learn more
Bottom Line
RDX's most advanced training glove - impressive foam engineering at a premium price. Competes with Rival RS-series in padding depth but the $289 ask is steep for a synthetic leather shell.
Solid value for the performance offered.
Where to Buy
Intended Use
Who This Glove Is For
The RDX L1 Mark Pro Training Gloves sit at the very top of RDX's training lineup at $288.99. They use a five-layer foam system: Supremo Shock and Max-Shock Equilibrium Foam sheets are combined with Polygonal Fusion Foam inside a Tri-Lira mould, and an EVA-LUTION Sheet provides full wrist coverage. The Super Skin leather exterior is paired with a Dazzle Fabric breathable inner. The padding stack is RDX's most advanced, distributing impact force evenly across all zones. At this price, comparison against genuine leather gloves from Rival or Cleto Reyes is inevitable - the L1 wins on foam technology but the Super Skin exterior is not genuine animal leather.
Who It's Not For
- Budget-conscious boxers
- Those wanting genuine leather
- Casual or beginner training
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Tri-Lira mould with multi-system foam stack: Supremo Shock + Max-Shock + Polygonal Fusion Foam
- EVA-LUTION Sheet wrist protection for comprehensive wrist coverage
- Super Skin leather exterior - premium construction
- Dazzle Fabric breathable inner lining
- Professional-grade training glove with highest RDX foam spec
Cons
- Extremely expensive at $289 - approaches elite brand territory
- Super Skin is not genuine cowhide or goatskin leather
- Velcro closure at this price feels limiting
- Value score hurt by steep price relative to genuine leather alternatives
Compare With
Where to Buy
Prices vary by retailer and size. FightGearLab may earn a commission.
Product Videos & Independent Reviews
Video reviews coming soon.
