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

As this is the 4th pair of gloves in general Ive purchased, so Im no expert,but I definitely know what quality feels like. I would have to say the T3s are very good quality gloves for the price,BUT they are a casual glove,not on the level as winning or some everlast.,I feel they focused on looks and feels rather than durability and performance I would rate them as such Comfort:8 I give this an 8 because they are very comfortable and form fitting but with wraps on I find it hard to make an actual fist Looks:10 they look absolutely amazing,non bulky,good leather and an AMAZING sound if you are a power puncher like me Durability: 6 this is where the T3s are lacking,after only 5, 2-hour sessions the seam was coming undone and the Velcro strip seemed to be fraying rapidly,I punch quite hard,and throw around 2k punches a session so,that may contribute.

These truly are amazing. They fit perfect and really block the impact to your hands and wrist. I’m a beginner and these have amazing comfort. Would definitely buy again.

I read a ton of different reviews and tried on several different types of gloves when I was looking for a new pair of boxing gloves. I was primarily looking for good quality, durable heavy bag workout gloves. I tried on some gloves from Rival, but these by far felt the best. As soon as I put them on they felt very comfortable, my fist was in a very natural position, and they felt pretty broken in right from the start. The sweat wipe on the thumb is icing on the cake, not many gloves offer that. The wrist support is fantastic on these. Yes the double wrist lock takes a little getting used to, but honestly after 2 - 3 times I was already used to it and its not issue. If youre looking for a mid-level boxing glove I would say its worth spending the extra money to get the higher quality like these T3s. They feel great and seem very durable, I would definitely recommend these. For reference, Im 5 ft. 9, 145 lbs. I first tried the 16 oz but those seemed a little too heavy for what I wanted to do, so I exchanged for the 14 oz and those feel perfect.

These gloves have phenomenal wrist support. It also has plenty of cushion for my sore hands. Definitely recommend these gloves for for all levels of experience. BTW.....I have 35 years of boxing experience.

The color is not red. It is a faded, dull looking, burnt-orange color. Not sure why Hayabusa states the gloves are black and red, as they are not. Other than the color RED not being factual, they are very nice gloves. Good fit, comfortable and great hand protection.

the only thing I dont like is that it doesnt offer the knuckle support I was expecting. I train for long periods and mid-training my knuckles hurt which is not the case with my other gloves of the same size (10oz). However, these would be perfect for a nonserious boxer

The double strap wrist support and overall structure of these gloves is great. I highly recommend the extra investment for those like myself, a little older and looking to protect their wrist stability/health.

These gloves are great! I didn’t realize the point of the microfiber suede covering on the thumb had a purpose. I started finding myself wiping my sweat off my brow with them because, hey, it’s boxing, keep them hands up! I then realized, “oh wow, this was intentional”. Talk about a cool feature I never knew I wanted until I had it! The gloves are stylish, I really like the navy and yellow. The double strap is secure for hard hitting back work. I don’t use hand wraps as I’m lucky to have really strong wrists and big bones so this is just perfect, zero wrist pain! The padding is awesome. It protects the hands well, as a heavy weight that hits extremely hard, my hands don’t ever feel any pain and it makes a satisfying smacking sound against my Outslayer bag. Highly recommend!!!

Fit’s snug and secure definitely worth the money, I went with the 12oz gloves to start with ,and I plan on buying 10oz , and 14oz’s as well. The support on the wrist is second to none.

My wife is very petite, 4 10 & 87 Lbs., but she boxes a weight class above as she hits very hard for her size. She has had these gloves in 10 Oz., for nearly two years and trains approx. 4 hours a week with her MMA instructor, and they fit her very small wrists and hands very well, and provide excellent support to her wrists (as long as both wrist straps are tight). And, they help her maintain proper alignment of her wrists and fists, to minimize the risks of wrist injury. As of this writing, they show virtually no signs of wear, and are still as comfortable as the day she started using them. Although they are expensive, we think theyve proven their worth in both minimizing wrist injuries as well as their comfort and durability. We just wish we could find this same size in a 14 Oz. weight, as her instructor wants her to increase the weight to increase the strength and development of her shoulders and arms, which will increase the impact of her strikes. Update, it has now been nearly three years and my wife still loves these gloves. They are still holding up really well, the only sign of wear is the elastic wrist strap that tightens around the wrist and then attaches via velcro closure is starting to show some decrease in elasticity and there are very small cracks in the simulated leather around a few areas of the stitching. We even found a pair of weighted gloves that fit under these that increase the total weight to 17 Oz.total per glove, so she is now training with the equivalent of a heavy full-size glove. We still think these are worthy of a five-star rating and believe they are a good value when considering the hundreds of hours my wife has trained with them, and theyre still comfortable and supportive and holding up really well.