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

Great gloves. Supports your wrist.

These gloves are light and under weight. I got a 10oz and it weighted 9.2 each glove. Then me and a friend got the lx t3 version of this glove. I got 14oz and my friend got the 16oz. The 14oz weighted 12.9 and 13.5. My friends 16oz weighted 14.5 each. Really underweight. So we returned all of those(Sorry Hayabusa) and got a pair the t3 again but in 18oz this time. They came today and mine weighted 17.1 each. Which is what I wanted ultimately. A glove atleast 16oz or heavier lol. Ok Now the reason why I still rated this 5 stars after all that mess. I have wrist issues and this glove is no hype at all. It has the best wrist support ever. I mean my god is it good, I can finally go full force on the heavy bag again. It is so protective and very comfortable. So I couldn’t rank it lower since it fits my needs so well. I hated my wrist hurting after throwing a shot to hard. I got the all black, fake leather never looks good in colors, but in black it’s usually pretty good. I prefer the lx glove it was so gorgeous but there 16oz was barely 15 oz. which would work great for someone looking for that or even a 14oz glove. But I wanted a 16 or heavier so the 18oz worked out for me. So yea order a size up. The gloves are great. Really great. The lx model is nicer but same performance but they don’t have a 18oz wish they did or wish they were just true to size to begin with. Ugh‼️ Hoping this helps someone

Searched for good gloves for a long time. I tried expensive “gel” title gloves and Cleto Reyes. These gloves are in a whole other league. If you train hard these are the gloves

I bought the Fairtex BGV1 gloves first and had a ton of knuckle pain (more in my right hand than left, but had pain on both sides) everytime I used them. The material on the outside also appeared to be thin. The Fairtex gloves do look great and I was excited about using them, but the knuckle pain was too much to ignore. Even after giving 2 weeks between sessions, the pain would come back. Really disappointed, especially after reading the great Fairtex reviews from everyone. I tried different hand wraps, quick wraps, extra wrapping, etc before switching away from the Fairtex gloves. I ended up buying the Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves to replace the Fairtex gloves along with extra long Gold brand wraps, and there was a immediate difference, no more knuckle pain, even after doing multiple sessions a week. The quality of these gloves is simply better, from the knuckle protection, to internal lining, outside material, to the wrist wrap, and fit and so on. Theres a night and day difference between the free gym gloves and Fairtex BGV1 gloves (both 16 ozs). Im no expert, but, if youve experienced knuckle pain, I would give these a shot. These gloves got me back to Muay Thai training immediately after using them. I dont have to ice anymore and take two weeks off in between to recover. This product definitely matches the positive reviews!

I use this on my heavy bag. Excellent product

I have, at most, medium to large hands. I fail to see how I vacant get my hands in to these with wraps on. My Everlast Power Locks fit perfectly with wraps and they cost $60 less, but wore out too quickly.

Hayabusa fight gear is high quality and Ive used their gloves for a long time. My daughter and her husband also love Hayabusa, so these gloves were for her so she could switch back and forth from her other Hayabusa gloves. They will last a long time and are worth it.

Gave them a fair try, but wrist pain resumes every time I use them. Kept using them beyond the return window hoping theyd start to feel great. But after close to three months, Im calling it quits. I think I am seriously injuring my wrists and thumbs. Too bad I have to spend on another pair.

Super comfortable. I like to wear them a bit loose so I can slip on and off. Highly recommend. Long lasting gloves!

Had good reviews and I decided to buy the more expensive ones because I thought theyd last longer. Turns out they have the same durability as a forty dollar pair of Title gloves. Very disappointing. For the record, I hit the heavy bag about four hours each week.