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PX Round Focus Mitts - Innovative Design for Precision Training The PX Round Focus Mitts combine innovative design, high functionality and outstanding value for money. The compact, round striking surface provides an excellent target for accurate punches and fast combinations. Their shape allows for responsive handling, making them ideal for technique, precision and speed training in boxing, kickboxing and other martial arts. A key feature is the open-hand construction on the back. It allows the mitts to be put on and removed quickly, provides excellent dom of movement and helps improve ventilation during intensive training sessions. The open design also offers practical hygiene benefits. After training, the mitts can air out easily, while the easy-care surface can simply be wiped clean - ideal for regular use in gyms, clubs and martial arts schools. The clean black and white PX design completes the professional appearance. Product benefits: - Innovative, optimised round shape - Compact target area for precise mitt training - Open-hand construction on the back - Quick and easy to put on and remove - Good hand ventilation - Easy-care, easy-to-clean surface - Ideal for boxing, kickboxing and martial arts training - Modern PX design - Outstanding value for money Care Instructions Wipe clean after each training session using a soft, slightly damp cloth and allow to air dry completely. Do not dry on radiators or other direct heat sources. Protect from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, solvents or bleach. Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Store only when completely dry. Safety Instructions Use only for its intended purpose as a focus mitt and martial arts training product. These mitts are training equipment and are not personal protective equipment (PPE). Check the mitts before every use for damage, open seams, cracks or excessive wear. Do not continue to use damaged or heavily worn mitts. Ensure that the mitts fit securely on the hands. Training intensity and striking power should always be appropriate for the experience and ability of both the trainer and athlete. Training should take place in a suitable environment and, particularly for beginners, under qualified supervision. Improper use may result in injury.