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The Everlast Pro Elite Boxing Boots are built to perform under the demanding conditions of boxing training and competition. For sparring sessions, the high-top design ensures your ankles are securely supported as you pivot and shift stance, while the lightweight mesh keeps your feet from overheating. During gym workouts focused on footwork drills and bag work, the Phylon midsole absorbs shock, protecting your feet and knees from repeated impact. When it comes to competition days, the durable rubber outsole provides the critical grip needed for explosive movements, quick changes in direction, and maintaining balance, giving you a competitive edge. These boots are designed to enhance your natural agility and power, allowing for confident and precise movement within the ring. Remember to ensure laces are securely tied to maximize support and prevent slippage.

Setup: Getting Started with Your Everlast Pro Elite Boxing Boots To ensure maximum support and comfort, follow these steps when putting on your boots: 1. Loosen Laces: Fully loosen the laces from the top down to allow your foot to slide in easily. 2. Insert Foot: Gently slide your foot into the boot, ensuring your heel is seated firmly at the back. 3. Tighten Laces: Starting from the bottom, gradually tighten the laces, working your way up. Ensure a snug fit across the foot without being overly constricting. 4. Secure Knot: Tie a secure knot or double knot at the top to prevent laces from coming undone during activity. ## Compatibility: Who These Boots Are For These boots are designed for adult males participating in boxing activities. They are specifically sized according to the UK adult foot size scale. ## Care: Maintaining Your Boots Proper care extends the lifespan and maintains the performance of your boxing boots: - Cleaning: After each use, clean the exterior of your boots with a dry cloth to remove dirt, dust, and sweat. - Drying: If boots become damp, allow them to air dry naturally in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat sources like radiators or sunlight, which can damage materials. - Storage: Store boots in a cool, dry place. Avoid cramming them into tight spaces to maintain their shape and ventilation.