Appreciate the comparison video! Here some of my experience with the kanpeki gloves, 16oz, using them for around six years, train 3-5 times a week kickboxing / mma. Awesome gloves! The first pair I bought, I have tried a few other brands over the years and none of them feel as 'snug' as these. Every six/nine months I clean them up and treat them with leather/saddle grease and they are good to go again. Will be purchasing the Italian leather ones to reduce wear on the Kanpekis, it's starting to show. No tearing or damage, but I feel the filling is starting to thin out a little. The Kanpeki will lose that nice shine fast, in a few months of bagwork and sweaty sparring 😉 Still love them and one of my best buys ever!
I bought the same t3s in16oz they were the best gloves I ever tried about 6 months later i got the Kanpeki 10 oz and to be honest i like them more . These are great for the heavy bag .
Maybe a littlebit late haha. T3 is made with a sinthetic leather but of extreme good quality (supposly more resistan than normal leather) Kanpeki ones are made with real leather
@@longboardreynosa I appreciate you a lot haha but deff a bit late. I did get some gloves! Haha that thumb material helps for the sweat! Man that’s crazy to think that 8 months ago I was only 4 months into my year long journey. Back than jiu jitsu wasn’t even a thought and it was all about striking and now I’m all about Jiu jitsu haha
@@cloud_monkey422 I bought the habusa t3 lx on the website Monday around like 30 minutes after i had replied to you it should be arriving from ups this Friday im kinda worried since its leather is it going to be too stiff for me.
Pick the Cleto's. The double wrist strap just ends up being annoying more than anything after while. There's a reason why no other brand uses a double wrist strap.
@@xxxxxbriansanchezyyy reyes were my first gloves. I tend to forget how good they are but when I put my hand back in them every once in a while I remember how good they are. They feel great when truly broken in. Like it’s really nice when broken in. Only reason I pick hayabusa over reyes these days is cause I do suffer from wrist issues.
No! My opinion Rival RS11V is the best glove money can buy and it's the glove I personally use. I could have any glove I want. I use Rival RS11V and love them.
I noticed that as well I guess that a product Hayabusa only sales to there dealers. You might try contacting there customers service and see if you can order a pair over the phone.
@@fightcitygymtalk Update: I contacted them via email and they told me they will no longer have the Kanpeki is not coming back once sold out. They'll only have the Italian leather. You got limited edition, man! lol
If you wanted I could ship them to you if your willing to pay shipping. I could figure out what shipping cost. Give you a total cost and you could pay through Venmo. Think about it if you wanted to go that route. Or you could just get the LX Italian Leather and just order those off Hayabusa.
@@fightcitygymtalk I'm interested. Let me know how much... I'm in Denver. I just ordered a pair of T3's so if shipping is decent I'll return the ones I ordered.
@@xxxxxbriansanchezyyy what’s weird is at my gym (it’s a wing chun/mma type) most people spar in 12s or 14s and yeah I definitely do feel the hits a ton
We need to talk Hayabusa T3 vs any Reyes. That is the same price point. Reyes all day, if you want to develop snap and power in your punch. I'm not sure how it dose it, it just does. With that said Hayabusa will offer more protection and feel more snug on your wrist. I'm not sure about which one will last longer I've never seen anyone wear out either Hayabusa T3 or Reyes. I workout with people that have put years on both Hayabusa and Reyes. Over the years Hayabusa looks better. The paint starts to wear on Reyes. So the question is protection or technique and power.
@@fightcitygymtalk man I wish I would've checked back. Ended up pulling trigger on the hayabusa cuz I was concerned about protection. I had both in my cart for 2 days and just been researching like crazy. I'm a newbie. Hayabusa has a 90 day trial period so if I don't like them I can return them
Do you have an opinion on these vs. the Cleto Reyes extra padding training gloves? I'm shying away from the standard Reyes gloves to avoid hurting my hands and wrists with power shots. I owned some Kanpeki Elites a decade ago and I really like them.
I own 16oz Cleto Reyes extra padding. I have semi-fragile hands and those gloves hurt my hands for a long while until I broke them in. About 10-15 days of use, training on pads and heavy bag. They are top quality gloves, for sure, but if you have a history of hand injuries I'd chose something besides Reyes. Look for better padded gloves, maybe the Japanese style. I haven't owned Hayabusa, so I can't say anything about them.
@@hectoribarra1245 thanks. I actually got some Reyes lace up 16oz with Winning knuckle guards. It's an excellent combination of wrist support, feedback, and protection now. Plus the knuckles pads free up some of your wrap, so you can add it wherever you think you need it. I highly recommend the Winning guards, or maybe the Skulltec guards.
Great wrist support and they look Great !! But there is not enough padding over the knuckles! When I hit the heavy bag my knuckles get really sore !! There overrated gloves !! If you hit like a girl then these gloves are for you !! I was disappointed spending money on gloves that are supposed to be good !!!
Maybe you just have weak knuckles , I can hit the heavy bag with no gloves on and knuckles don’t hurt so if your wearing gloves and it still hurts your knuckles you definitely have weak ass bitch knuckles
@@oogs9114 Maybe you punch like a bitch ! and that's why you don't hurt your knuckles ! I'm a 110kg and my hands are to big to put wraps on for my 12oz T3 !
Appreciate the comparison video!
Here some of my experience with the kanpeki gloves, 16oz, using them for around six years, train 3-5 times a week kickboxing / mma. Awesome gloves!
The first pair I bought, I have tried a few other brands over the years and none of them feel as 'snug' as these.
Every six/nine months I clean them up and treat them with leather/saddle grease and they are good to go again.
Will be purchasing the Italian leather ones to reduce wear on the Kanpekis, it's starting to show. No tearing or damage, but I feel the filling is starting to thin out a little.
The Kanpeki will lose that nice shine fast, in a few months of bagwork and sweaty sparring 😉
Still love them and one of my best buys ever!
Which is better for the wrists?
@@eyeofsauron2812both the same
I bought the same t3s in16oz they were the best gloves I ever tried about 6 months later i got the Kanpeki 10 oz and to be honest i like them more . These are great for the heavy bag .
Thank you for your opinion I'm glad you can relate to what was said. I hope future videos can also be helpful.
Which is better on the wrists?
Love the sarcasm on worlds greatest leather 😂😂.
Great comparison, cheers!
i'm just worried about clinching with it. Fairtex seems so much better for muay thai but i'm going to get the t3 for bag gloves
thanks man! really helps me a lot.... going for the smooth t3 kampeki white gloves!!!
Hello can your review the Venum Shield Lomachenko Boxing Gloves please? Im considering it for my next gloves. Great review by the way!
Do the kanpekis smell less than the regular ones or is it just as bad?
Ive always had Fairtex and love it a lot but lately ive been thin3of getting a t3. I wonder if it's better than hayabusa t3
What’s the diff between the kanpeki and regular hyabusa gloves?
Just the thumb material?
Maybe a littlebit late haha.
T3 is made with a sinthetic leather but of extreme good quality (supposly more resistan than normal leather)
Kanpeki ones are made with real leather
@@longboardreynosa I appreciate you a lot haha but deff a bit late. I did get some gloves! Haha that thumb material helps for the sweat!
Man that’s crazy to think that 8 months ago I was only 4 months into my year long journey.
Back than jiu jitsu wasn’t even a thought and it was all about striking and now I’m all about Jiu jitsu haha
@@cloud_monkey422 whar glove did u choose kanpeki or hayabusa ?
@@slime4ktjay870 busa. Love them. Have a Gi and head guard and shin guards from them as well and love them all
@@cloud_monkey422 I bought the habusa t3 lx on the website Monday around like 30 minutes after i had replied to you it should be arriving from ups this Friday im kinda worried since its leather is it going to be too stiff for me.
@FightCityFightGear thank you for the review. Would you be confirm if the 16oz actually weigh 16oz or are they lighter? Thank you
That’s all I wanna know. If you end up finding out please share
Any review on the Viking brand boxing gloves?
Can you do a review on the pro heritage leather boxing gloves
Can you do a review on the RDX T14 HARRIER Training Boxing Gloves Brown Tattoo
I'm looking into it right now it will probably take me a week or two to get it put together.
If you haven't seen I did a video on Harrier.
Witch one is better for wrist protection? Nice video bro
Hey did you get an answer to this question??
Thank you for this great review. can we actually buy some gloves from you shop?
I send out or deliver so only if you can stop by we are in SLC Utah.
I don't send out or deliver.
Did you see my video Hayabusa vs Reyes?
Why do you prefer one over the other?
Appreciated the video
Do the Lx's need a lot of break in? I've heard that they are pretty stiff , a bit difficult to open and close palm for a tight fist
I have a pair and it causes some pain in my hand around the cuff. Which may be due to the gloves not having been broken in yet.
@@timonidas4534how’d they break in?
Those Kanpeki gloves look different than on the website, are those an earlier release?
yes
my next pair is either kanpeki or C.Reyes gloves althought i'm leaning towards the hayabusa's due to the double wrist wrap.
Pick the Cleto's. The double wrist strap just ends up being annoying more than anything after while. There's a reason why no other brand uses a double wrist strap.
Hayabusa forsure. Your hands will thank you later.
I got the Cleto Reyes gloves they are really awesome gloves.
@@xxxxxbriansanchezyyy reyes were my first gloves. I tend to forget how good they are but when I put my hand back in them every once in a while I remember how good they are. They feel great when truly broken in. Like it’s really nice when broken in. Only reason I pick hayabusa over reyes these days is cause I do suffer from wrist issues.
@@liamb7641 yes because it’s patented
Between these two or rb10 intellishock rival for bag gloves ? Any recommendations lol?
Or rival rb 1 ultra
Beginner but price isn't a problem
I'm wondering this as well!
@@jestoor I ended up with RB-11 from Rival for bag work and they are awesome
@@VIP-lz4ht oh awesome, thanks!
Thanks
Are they still $159 the Kanpeki?
What abouth the thumb? What thumb is betterm
Made of Italian leather? How many Italians have they skinned?🤣
Hi would you recommend these over the rivals rs11 v,? Thanks
No! My opinion Rival RS11V is the best glove money can buy and it's the glove I personally use. I could have any glove I want. I use Rival RS11V and love them.
FightCityFightGear thanks man
Captain America 😍😍
Where did you get a Kanpeki in that color?! They only have black and white on the official site.
I noticed that as well I guess that a product Hayabusa only sales to there dealers. You might try contacting there customers service and see if you can order a pair over the phone.
@@fightcitygymtalk appreciate it!
@@fightcitygymtalk Update: I contacted them via email and they told me they will no longer have the Kanpeki is not coming back once sold out. They'll only have the Italian leather. You got limited edition, man! lol
If you wanted I could ship them to you if your willing to pay shipping. I could figure out what shipping cost. Give you a total cost and you could pay through Venmo. Think about it if you wanted to go that route. Or you could just get the LX Italian Leather and just order those off Hayabusa.
@@fightcitygymtalk I'm interested. Let me know how much... I'm in Denver. I just ordered a pair of T3's so if shipping is decent I'll return the ones I ordered.
Can you use these without hand wraps?
In my 10yrs experience never wear gloves without wrap especially if you are doing high impact bag work or sparring. It will save your hands
You should always wear wraps.
How much you want for the Boxing gloves (Hayabusa Kanpeki Elite 3.0)? Im from Germany and want these so much..
$160
How much would it cost if you ship it to Germany? Sorry for my bad English.
I would buy it with paypal if it’s okay give me your email then we can communicate
And thank you very much for this video.. So much and clear informations.. very nice👍🏼👍🏼
How much kanpeki elite 3 gloves you have?
Are these ok to spar with? I’ve seen people say they are too hard? Is this true?
I recommend getting 18 ounce reyes gloves if over 180lbs I can imagine really hurting somebody with 16 ounces or less.
@@xxxxxbriansanchezyyy what’s weird is at my gym (it’s a wing chun/mma type) most people spar in 12s or 14s and yeah I definitely do feel the hits a ton
@@Nightisco 😆 if I were 12s or 14s nobody would want to spar with me will I'm sure somebody would but you get the idea
@@xxxxxbriansanchezyyy the train of thought at my gym is to have control. Anybody can blast anybody but gotta save your partners
@@Nightisco if you've watched DBZ you'll know why I got 18 ounce gloves
Hayabusa vs Reyes for heavy bag work?
We need to talk Hayabusa T3 vs any Reyes. That is the same price point. Reyes all day, if you want to develop snap and power in your punch. I'm not sure how it dose it, it just does. With that said Hayabusa will offer more protection and feel more snug on your wrist. I'm not sure about which one will last longer I've never seen anyone wear out either Hayabusa T3 or Reyes. I workout with people that have put years on both Hayabusa and Reyes. Over the years Hayabusa looks better. The paint starts to wear on Reyes.
So the question is protection or technique and power.
@@fightcitygymtalk man I wish I would've checked back. Ended up pulling trigger on the hayabusa cuz I was concerned about protection. I had both in my cart for 2 days and just been researching like crazy. I'm a newbie. Hayabusa has a 90 day trial period so if I don't like them I can return them
I bought the kanpeki black leather.
You will be glad you did those Kanpeki gloves are awesome. Don't sweat the small stuff just train hard and work those Kanpeki gloves.
@@fightcitygymtalk yeah I'm 31 and just started hitting the bag. I love it. Wish i wouldve started 10 years ago.
Hey what size are these gloves 12 oz or 14 ounce?
The ones in the video are 16oz but they come in 12oz 14oz 16oz and 18oz.
Do you have an opinion on these vs. the Cleto Reyes extra padding training gloves? I'm shying away from the standard Reyes gloves to avoid hurting my hands and wrists with power shots. I owned some Kanpeki Elites a decade ago and I really like them.
I own 16oz Cleto Reyes extra padding. I have semi-fragile hands and those gloves hurt my hands for a long while until I broke them in. About 10-15 days of use, training on pads and heavy bag. They are top quality gloves, for sure, but if you have a history of hand injuries I'd chose something besides Reyes. Look for better padded gloves, maybe the Japanese style. I haven't owned Hayabusa, so I can't say anything about them.
@@hectoribarra1245 thanks. I actually got some Reyes lace up 16oz with Winning knuckle guards. It's an excellent combination of wrist support, feedback, and protection now. Plus the knuckles pads free up some of your wrap, so you can add it wherever you think you need it. I highly recommend the Winning guards, or maybe the Skulltec guards.
Give me my WINNING or my FLY's and I'm GREAT!
Hayabusa T3 are a big disappointment for me
yeah sure. People want to know WHYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!
Great wrist support and they look
Great !! But there is not enough padding over the knuckles!
When I hit the heavy bag my knuckles get really sore !!
There overrated gloves !!
If you hit like a girl then these gloves are for you !! I was disappointed spending money on gloves that are supposed to be good !!!
Maybe you just have weak knuckles , I can hit the heavy bag with no gloves on and knuckles don’t hurt so if your wearing gloves and it still hurts your knuckles you definitely have weak ass bitch knuckles
@@oogs9114 Maybe you punch like a bitch ! and that's why you don't hurt your knuckles ! I'm a 110kg and my hands are to big to put wraps on for my 12oz T3 !
@@philpowell9111 bruh ur fat asf why aren’t you using 16 oz’s 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe take the hurting knuckles as part of training if you're gonna use something so light for your size.
@@philpowell9111 it's you're own dumbass fault for using 12 oz gloves on a heavy bag at your size. Smh. Clearly you haven't been doing this long.