Frequently Asked Questions
Orders, availability and delivery
What does “In stock” mean?
A product marked as In stock is physically available in our warehouse and ready to be dispatched.
In-stock orders are usually dispatched on the same day or the next business day.
What does “Available to order” mean?
A product marked as Available to order is not currently in our warehouse but is available from our supplier.
We restock regularly and dispatch your order as soon as the product arrives. The current estimated availability is shown on the individual product page.
What does “Sold out” mean?
A product marked as Sold out is currently unavailable both in our warehouse and from our supplier.
Availability may be restored later depending on production and restocking.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock products are usually dispatched on the same day or the next business day.
Slovakia and Czech Republic: usually within 3 business days after dispatch.
Other European countries: usually 3–7 business days after dispatch, depending on the destination and selected carrier.
For products available to order, the delivery time is extended by the time required for restocking.
How much does delivery cost?
Delivery cost depends on the destination country, carrier and delivery method. The exact price is displayed in the checkout before you complete your order.
Returns, exchanges and complaints
Can I return an item?
When purchasing through our online store, you may withdraw from the contract within 14 days of receiving your order without giving a reason, unless a legal exception applies to the product.
You may inspect the product to the extent necessary to determine its characteristics, size and suitability. Full details and the return procedure can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
What if the size does not fit?
Contact us and, depending on availability, we will help you choose the correct size and explain the exchange process.
Before ordering, we recommend checking the size guide for the specific product, as sizing may vary between brands and models.
How do I report a damaged or faulty product?
Contact us and send a short description of the issue together with photos of the product. We will then explain the next steps.
Boxing gloves
How do I choose the right boxing glove size in oz?
Boxing glove size should mainly be chosen according to your type of training, body weight and your gym's rules.
- 10–12 oz – bag work, pads and technical training
- 14 oz – more versatile training and, depending on body weight, lighter sparring
- 16 oz – the most common choice for sparring
For sparring, your coach or gym may require a specific glove size.
If you train regularly, we recommend having one pair for bag and pad work and a separate pair for sparring.
Can I use the same gloves for bag work and sparring?
Yes, especially if you are just starting out.
For regular training, however, it is better to use two separate pairs. Gloves used on the heavy bag and pads take more impact and the padding gradually becomes compressed.
A separate pair with well-preserved padding is therefore a better choice for sparring.
How do I choose boxing gloves for a child?
For children, the right choice depends on age, body weight, hand size and type of training.
Smaller children's gloves are often marked S, M or L, while older children may move on to standard gloves sized in oz.
Sizing varies between manufacturers, so we recommend checking the size guide for the specific product.
Leather or microfiber boxing gloves – which is better?
Both materials can be suitable for regular training when the gloves are made to a high standard.
Genuine leather offers a traditional feel, adapts naturally with use and can provide excellent durability with proper care.
Premium microfiber is a durable modern material that is easy to maintain and handles regular use well.
With quality gloves, the glove shape, fist closure, thumb position, padding and wrist support are often more important than the material itself.
Sizing and equipment selection
How do I choose the right size shin guards?
Shin guards should cover both the shin and instep, fit securely and should not move excessively during training.
Size mainly depends on your height, shin length and the specific model.
S, M, L and XL sizing is not identical across all brands, so always check the size guide for the specific product.
How do I choose the right size Muay Thai or MMA shorts?
We recommend always checking the size guide for the specific model.
Thai Muay Thai shorts in particular can have a different fit from standard European clothing, and sizing also varies between brands.
If you are unsure, send us your height, weight and the size you normally wear.
What equipment does a beginner need for their first training session?
This depends on the combat sport and the requirements of your gym.
For boxing or Muay Thai, you will usually need boxing gloves and handwraps to begin with.
For Muay Thai, kickboxing or MMA, you may gradually need additional protective equipment such as shin guards or a mouthguard.
We recommend checking your coach's requirements before purchasing.
Equipment care
Do I need to wear handwraps under boxing gloves?
We recommend them for regular training.
Handwraps help support the wrist, protect the knuckles and absorb some of the sweat, helping to keep the inside of your gloves in better condition.
How should I take care of my boxing gloves?
After every training session, remove your gloves from your bag, open them and allow them to dry thoroughly in the air.
- use handwraps,
- air your gloves after training,
- do not leave them damp inside your sports bag,
- do not machine wash them,
- do not dry them directly on a radiator or heater,
- use moisture and odour absorbers when needed.
Proper drying can significantly extend the life of your gloves.
How can I remove odour from boxing gloves?
The most common cause of odour is moisture remaining inside the gloves.
Always allow your gloves to dry thoroughly after training. Moisture and odour absorbers or products designed for sports equipment, such as SmellWell, can also help.
How do I mould a mouthguard?
With boil-and-bite mouthguards, the mouthguard is softened in hot water and then moulded around your teeth.
The exact water temperature and heating time can vary between models, so always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific mouthguard.
A properly fitted mouthguard should stay securely in place and should not significantly restrict breathing.
After use, rinse it, allow it to dry and store it in a ventilated protective case.
About All for Fighters
Why shop at All for Fighters?
All for Fighters is a specialist combat sports store focused on boxing, Muay Thai, MMA, kickboxing, Lethwei and other combat sports.
We have been involved in combat sports for more than 20 years as active coaches and fighters, so we also evaluate equipment based on real training experience.
When selecting products, we focus on protection, comfort, quality, fit, functionality and value for money.
If you are unsure about the right size or model, we will be happy to help.
Are your products authentic?
Yes. We sell authentic products from verified manufacturers and suppliers.
Our range includes brands such as Fairtex, Twins Special, Blegend, Buakaw and other brands specialising in combat sports.
Do you have a physical store?
We do not operate a traditional retail store.
We have a showroom in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, where you can view and try selected products and receive advice by prior appointment.
Showroom visits must be arranged in advance.
I am not sure what to choose. Can you help me?
Yes. When contacting us, you can tell us:
- which combat sport you train,
- your height and weight,
- your experience level,
- what type of training you need the equipment for,
- and which model or brand you are considering.
Based on this information, we can help you choose the right size and type of equipment.
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