T3 LX Leather Boxing Gloves Men and Women for Training Sparring Heavy Bag and Mitt Work

These gloves are awesome. They support for wrists and your hands very well, which in turn transfer your punching power more efficiently to you target. May it be the boxing bag or your opponent. They are made of high quality leather. Well worth the prize.

The gloves are very. Nice and also have a great hand fit. Unfortunately I do have very large forearms (thick) and these gloves do feel tight on my forearms. Reached out to Hayabusa and they recommended i got to the 16oz glove.

Purchased for my wife. The quality of leather is far superior to the lower end Hayabusa. Well worth the extra money. She uses them daily and they are comfortable and seem like they will last a long time. We have both boxed for over 20 years. I still prefer my reyes but for the price these are awesome!

Hyabusa is a quality product. I already had a set of MMA 7oz gloves, that I loved, so when I purchased my heavy bag, I knew these were the go to gloves to use for it, and I am not disappointed. The real leather already adds a bit of nostalgia, but the X straps are the golden item. They help ensure that your wrists are supported, without the use of wrist straps. Warning: you still have to ensure your wrists are straight, with or without straps. They are only as good as your form. I have zero complaints with these gloves and would continue purchasing, if ever needed again. The different color patterns give you so many options to add your own style to your next workout session. I highly recommend.

I have owned sets of Reyes, Grant and various other gloves and I use them primarily for bag work! I also purchased the Venum best gloves and these are light years better! I hit very hard and am a big guy and these gloves are still in perfect shape with use 5x a week and a good amount of time being used! I went thru 2 pairs of Venum gloves in a similar timeframe and injured my hand multiple times! They are beautiful gloves have great padding and the wrist protection is second to none! There expensive but tbh there worth double what they go for especially at avoiding injury!

Top quality. Could not be more impressed. Absolutely the best gloves I’ve ever owned.

These are some amazing gloves! Year after year I see that the Hayabusa T3’s are the top gloves, but I never understood it until ordering and receiving these. They feel sturdy and the wrist support with the dual velcro wraps is outstanding! They fit right, too. I have 16oz. The only side not that I have to agree with another reviewer on is that the leather is like a suede. I haven’t had time with these, but excited to use them. I also bought with matching one size headgear which has yet to arrive. I planned to return both considering the price and my impulsiveness, but I made the mistake of trying the gloves on and now it looks like I’m out $380 because I expect to love headgear as well.

I bought 6 gloves for comparison. Ranked from best to worst for my criteria: 1. Hayabusa T3 - ($150) Very well designed. the double velcro closure is the best closure system i've personally used. It has foam splints which both helps prevent unwanted wrist alignment if you fudge a hook and also from blocking hooks. Foam feels really good (14oz), enough protection and not like hitting with a pillow. I ultimately chose to keep this glove because of it's superior wrist support, which is specifically important to me due to recurring wrist issues. 2. Hayabusa H5 - ($100) It's got a single strap closure, but the fact that it's partially elasticized makes it easy to get a secure closure on it. Foam feels pretty similar to the T3. The wrist splits seem to be only slightly less affective. overall i think this glove is a very high value. 3. Hayabusa T3 LX - ($200) pretty much identical to the T3 but with leather. The colors are simple but elegant. I'm only rating this lower than the above because i think the $200 price tag lowers the value quite a bit. 4. Hayabusa S4 ($50) - better wrist support then the below options, but the materials and fit definitely feel sub par to the above models. What really turned me off on this model is that the wrist closure just fits oddly, almost rectangular feeling. 5. Sannabul Essentials Gel - very inexpensive. The materials and don't seem that bad, but the fit isn't as secure as i'd like.. literally no wrist support, you can just fold the glove in half at the wrist. 6. Venom Elite - pretty much same deal as the sannabul but more expensive. Other notes, these gloves will last most people years and i think it's worth spending $100+ for some support and quality. I'd highly recommend you try the T3 but if you want a $100 cap i would go for the H5 or a good old pair of twins special gloves (which i've gone through three pairs of over the last 15 years). happy striking.