Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves for Unisex Splinted Wrist and Knuckle Protection, Dual-X Hook and Loop Closure, 5 Layer Foam Knuckle Padding

Product Information

For a cheaper price you’ll get 100% engineered leather carfted to give you solid durability. Inner lining is soft and breathable and serves a dual purpose – keeps your hands fresh and the gloves dry. They are made from Vinyl PU which means you should look for another pair if you’re looking for durable gloves that will last you for years. This pair is far from the best Hayabusa’s gloves, but we decided to include them in our list simply because it performs what it set out to do. (they’re also not a bad choice for your first boxing gloves).

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Hayabusa is well-known for their hybrid models of gloves, but this pair is made for pure, traditional boxing enthusiasts. Boxing is a highly intense sport that requires consistent training for maximum power and endurance. At Hayabusa, we have spent years of extensive research and development to create the best boxing gloves. Ergonomic designUnsurprisingly, these boxing gloves come with an ergonomic thumb position. The ergonomic design translates into freedom of movement, which also improves comfort.Several extras augment the appeal of these boxing gloves. The perforated palm enhances airflow to keep your hands cool, while the grip bar means there’s no bunching to distract you from your aim. Those on a budget might buy only a soft pair for sparring, and then use community gloves for bagwork. Being a student, I do not have the luxury of owning multiple pairs of boxing gloves for my various aspects of training. While not necessarily ideal, my 16oz T3s perform well across padwork, sparring and bagwork. The foam has remained structurally intact after multiple heavy-bag sessions, not compacting to a level where I would be uncomfortable to spar in. In my opinion, these gloves completely excel during bagwork and once again, it’s due to exceptional wrist support. Fit & Comfort

Don’t be fooled by synthetic gloves with mesh or “mesh ventilation technology”; they’re low quality and still not very breathable! Somepeople feel mesh is actually HOTTER; it’s because manufacturers puta lining to protect the mesh which defeats the purpose of mesh breathability anyway.

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Additionally, you get to play a sport that you're passionate about and do it in style. Further, you can clean these boxing gloves with ease, adding to their multiple benefits. Professional fightgloves are designed for maximum power (good wrist support but minimal cushioning) and compact design (to squeeze past opponent defenses). They’re meant to be used for only a singlefight so comfort matters more than durability, and they come with very little padding (the gloves weigh only 8oz or 10oz).Many of them are also padded with horsehair which only lasts up to 30 rounds. Somebrands sell a foamversion of their pro fight model in case you want to train in smaller gloves to get used to their weight/timing. There are also MMA fighters who like to use professional boxing gloves (foam version) for their training, since MMA usually wears lighter gloves. But generally, you SHOULD NOT use fighting gloves for regular training! Intendedto be all-purpose everyday gloves for bagwork, sparring, mitts, etc. They’re great forthose who don’t want to buy separate pairs of gloves for bagwork and sparring. Beware of dense bag gloves being soldas “all-purpose training gloves”;theywill hurt your sparring partners! I think the problem is that gel doesn’t compress when you put pressure on it. It simply wiggles around and doesn’t secure your fist upon impact. When I punch with a foam-padded glove, it feels like the foam compresses in place, solidifyingmy punch into one place giving better support and power transfer during impact. When I punch with a gel-padded glove, it feels like the gel wiggles or squeezes around during impact, causing my fist to moveslightly and de-stabilize (WHICH ACTUALLY HURTS MY WRIST). If you want another visual: imagine you had a wall covered with foam and another wall covered with gel. If you hit the foam wall, your hand hits one place solidly. If you punch the gel wall, your hand wiggles during impact and causes wrist pain. I’m not 100% sure this is what’s going on but it’s my best scientific guess.

The Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves: Unmatched Superiority in the Boxing World

Our boxing gloves provide you with many benefits, including comfort, convenience, and adjustability. We want to ensure that you can train with ease while wearing our gloves. You might think we placed Hayabusa's boxing gloves on top of this buying guide because it's called T3, and you aren't entirely wrong. Of course, these boxing gloves caught our attention because of their name, but what made us rate them well was more to do with the performance of the Hayabusa T3 LX rather than their name. This ultimate bargain glove is a favorite for female boxers as well. This model can actually be just fine for many females, especially since they don’t hit as hard as males. You can spar and hit the bag in this. (Some colors are cheaper!) We are starting this section with a critically acclaimed pair of boxing gloves. The T3 boxing gloves are highly rated not only for their covered features but also for the brand value. There are three types of gloves out there for those new to the sport – training gloves, sparring gloves, and competition gloves. Training gloves are designed for hitting bags rather than people and can go two ways. Some are lower in weight – good if you want to feel the punch and learn the technique – but not so good for absorbing impact. There are also heavier gloves, which boxers use to build their stamina and endurance. The typical training glove weighs 12 oz.

Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves for Unisex Splinted Wrist and

The price has also been kept within reach for most. They are not budget gloves but they’re also not expensive as near as a pair of Cleto Reyes or Winning, one of the best boxing gloves you can have. Hayabusa focuses on the high-quality and durable construction of boxing gloves that can endure many years of punches. From premium fabrics to the finest leathers, we only use the best materials in all our products.

And of course, the top-padded brand in boxing. Most comfortable and still a goodfit for women (since Winning naturally fits tighter). Feel free to go lighter if you prefer; a 12oz Winning gloveoffersbetter protection than many of the 16oz gloves out there. Laces has more support. Each pair comes with an ergonomic design, allowing you freedom of movement. We’ve also included several features that enhance the style and functionality of our boxing gloves. The T3 Series is unmatched by any other brand and consists of a Headguard, Shinguards, 4oz MMA Gloves, 7oz Hybrid Gloves and out world-renowned T3 Boxing Gloves, available in four different sizes and six colours. The gloves have our dual strap technology which gives you the best wrist support on the market and as it is a patented design that means Hayabusa is the only brand who can offer you this. Our 4oz and 7oz gloves also come with this feature so no matter the type of training you are doing you will always have the maximum support from our products. These features also make the gloves easy to wear and take off. Since the wrist straps are stretchable, they keep your wrists stable and protected. Additionally, we offer three size options to optimize your wrist fit.