Shockmitts, which are also known as shockboxing gloves, were a kind of powered gauntlets that were much like stun gauntlets, and were used in the sport of shockboxing. These shockboxing gloves were created to safeguard the hands of the user while simultaneously inflicting harm on their adversary, and they discharged electricity with each strike. In contrast to stun gauntlets, shockboxing gloves possessed adjustable electrical output levels, spanning from a stun setting to a mild shock frequently employed during sparring sessions, and even reaching a lethal output. The design by which shockboxing gloves were worn ensured that they remained securely on the wearer's hands, preventing any forceful removal. Their weight averaged around 0.4 to 0.5 kilograms, and they typically cost about five to six hundred credits.