Hayabusa Professional Boxing Gloves Review
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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I have been waiting for Hayabusa to release these gloves for upwards of 3 years! Hayabusa has been trying to get into the professional boxing for the last few years between making new lace up versions of their most famous models all the way to boxing shoes! This is there take on a professional boxing training glove and they did a really good job! Hayabusa is one of the biggest brand names in the industry today and they will only expand further with more models like these! For sure a unique take by Hayabusa
Intro - 0:00
Hayabusa and Pro Boxing -1:14
My Model and options - 4:42
Glove Look - 6:17
Glove Design - 8:22
Bag Work - 18:11
Model View - 19:09
Verdict -19:40
Rating/Final Thoughts - 27:46 
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Agreed with your opinions on the price vs what's available on the market. I personally don't own a pair but a friend training at the gym does and he regrets a bit. We have a few gear hoarding fiends here, and I've tried it a few times, and tbh, for the price it's set at, there are just so many options if you want Winning inspired gloves. If there gloves came out maybe 5-6years ago, it would have been different. With Fly X line around, Venum Shield, TopBoxer Win1 and a few others offering good quality at lower to much lower price point, it's hard to justify this. The padding is great, the leather is wonderful, the wrist support is basically the worst part of Winning velcro gloves and it seems they didn't do anything to improve that part when making a clone. They have nice marketing and design on their gloves, but they haven't made a single pair of gloves I would say, this is "worth my money" yet. I hope they keep improving these gloves as more competition means better quality products for us consumers.
I can’t agree with you more. I’d argue hayabusa is the most marketed boxing/martial arts company ever. In that they put a lot into their ads. Unfortunately a lot of their products are sub par. I have the hayabusa s4 gloves and I use them for sparring and mitts. Their gloves just feel super awkward in my opinion. They lack support too. It’s not bad, it’s just subpar compared to something else I could’ve gotten at a similar price of 60 dollars. Like the rival rs60s
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Great solid review!! I have the 16oz S4 in grey with the swede thumb (great for swiping the sweat away). I find it has very nice wrist support and the price is only $79 CDN….
what a good video brother, I would like you to try the sanabul gloves sean o' malley edition greetings
Oh God. If it's requested enough I'll do it but he drives me nuts 🤣
You got my sub cause the music lol
NOICE! I try to pick the best stuff that fits the situation! Thanks for joining the team my friend
appreciate your quality content ! You helped me and my friends from my boxing gym alot about gloves. Everyone is watching your videos before buying any gloves !
Im also looking for some 16oz gloves now for sparring. My personal all time favorit gloves are Winning (would kill for them), but they are too expensive for me (maybe in the future).
Im 6.7 foot and have problems with gloves, cause of my long fingers. Would you say hayabusa is there a good pick ? or maybe winning might be too small for me too ?
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I recently ran into a new member of the gym that is having problems with long fingers and he is about 6'5 himself! I think the Hayabusas might be a decent choice and the fingers do curve down quite a bit. The glove I found that has a great hand compartment for bigger hands is Fortress/Fly. I've seen a lot of HW fighters both in the UFC and boxing use Fly lately. Sergei Pavlovich has massive hands and they fit him pretty good. I'd go with the superloop X to save ya some money from the leather version
thanks the answer! I will let you know what glove i have chosen, appreciate it 👍🏼
hey i wanted to update you guys. I went for the rival rs2v 2.0 super sparring gloves with the double velcro in blue.
@@imosan3185how are they!? I have recently aquired the rival rb50 bag gloves and they feel awesome af with good solid structure. Without handwraps they feel great alone thats how great they are. I am rather smaller hands tho for a guy and i weight 140 at 5’8
great review that covers a lot of points and aspects, but man the background music was killing me. think the vid wouldve been improved without it.
Thank you for the review. I have a pair of Hayabusa and plan to buy another pair that is Marvel certified design, they look amazing and I believe Japanese craftsmanship is top notch too. Any thoughts on those?
BTW, those four characters mean "perfect performance". The character is called "Kanji", Japanese adapted from Chinese characters.
My very first review was of the captain america version! Love those
No way. I have the same....they curretly parked in my Amozon shopping cart in the past week! 🤣🤣🤣 @@combat_corp
Honestly I think hayabusa wanted a glove for all to use INCLUDING boxers, maybe that's why it looks like a hybrid.
Could very well be!!! Great take!
Probably boxer dont like kickboxing gloves
I need your help hope you answer brother, im unable to choose between this glove and the hayabusa geniune leather lx glove. I have never injured my wrist even with 20 dolar gloves so wrist support is not an issue for me. As of now, this glove is priced 170dollars in my country and the lx is 216 dollars. Hayabusa professional's glowing texture and oldschool feel with the pillow knuckle causing that gunshot sounds in the heavybag is kinda tempting but on the other hand lx looks very sturdy and quality. Im stuck. What would you recommend?
I would get the t3 LX better protection for your hand and overall more comfortable
@@combat_corp thank you for answering brother love your content it is very detailed. If you are able to spare the time i have 1 little final question. I dont know if it is true but Lx feels like it lacks that gunshot sound in the bag (feedback and satisfaction) and seems way too stiff and overprotective for its own good. You used both, am i wrong about lx in those departmens?
I would say that it doesn't have the same popping sound because the leather is more brushed than the other model. I can understand exactly what you mean by the "overprotective" part of the glove. I did an internship with Hayabusa and that was the major goal of the T3s. They want them to be readily available for use for EVERYONE so they are made much more expensive. I would get the Pros if you don't have hand problems they will last a while and are decently durable @@ArthurMorgan-pp7ht
@@combat_corp thank you man god bless 🙏🏻
@@combat_corphey i find the lace up version of the hayabusa pro gloves at 140$ do you think it’s the best option for that price ?
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:31 🥊 *Hayabusa lanzó los guantes de boxeo Pro como su respuesta a la comunidad de boxeo, ofreciendo una alternativa a sus guantes de MMA.*
02:36 💼 *Los guantes vienen en tamaños de 8 a 20 onzas y en cuatro colores diferentes, con opciones de velcro o cordones.*
09:12 🧤 *Los guantes tienen un compartimento de dedos profundo y un acolchado tipo "pillowy" que ofrece buena absorción de impactos y retroalimentación en los golpes.*
12:35 💰 *El precio de $249 se considera elevado para lo que ofrecen, y existen opciones más asequibles con un rendimiento similar en el mercado.*
15:22 🧢 *Los guantes con cordones tienen una pequeña pestaña de tela en la parte posterior de la muñeca en lugar de la correa de velcro.*
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I got the 20 ounce one they should arrive today 😊
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:42 🥊 *Hayabusa lanzó los guantes de boxeo profesionales Hayabusa que están diseñados para el entrenamiento profesional de boxeo.*
01:25 🥊 *Hayabusa se adentra en el campo del boxeo profesional y busca competir con marcas como Fairtex y Venom.*
03:01 🥊 *Hayabusa ha ampliado su línea de productos para boxeadores, incluyendo guantes de boxeo, zapatos, calcetines y más.*
05:47 🥊 *Los guantes Hayabusa Professional Boxing Training Gloves vienen en diferentes tamaños y colores, y están hechos de cuero de alta calidad.*
14:22 🥊 *Estos guantes tienen un diseño similar a los guantes de Muay Thai con un enfoque en la flexibilidad, pero ofrecen menos soporte en la muñeca, por lo que se recomienda usar la versión con cordones para mejor soporte en la muñeca.*
19:31 🥊 *Las Hayabusa Pro Boxing Gloves son cómodas y suaves, pero la falta de soporte en la muñeca es un problema.*
20:25 🥊 *A pesar de ser cómodas y suaves, la naturaleza corta y ancha de los guantes puede no ser adecuada para boxeadores profesionales.*
21:08 🥊 *Los guantes con cierre de velcro carecen de soporte adecuado en la muñeca, lo que puede ser un problema para algunos usuarios.*
23:14 🥊 *La protección de los nudillos es buena, pero la palma del guante no es muy acolchada y puede no ser ideal para atrapar patadas en el Muay Thai.*
25:08 🥊 *Los guantes están hechos de cuero de alta calidad y tienen opciones de color y peso variadas, lo que los hace atractivos desde el punto de vista estético y funcional.*
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I was able to have a friend of mine translate what you said and I really appreciate this! Yes you hit the nail right on the head and I appreciate you making this easier for most!
Professional? Pros don't use velcro though. :-P Template cut foam like Mexican brands . Thumbs point down and are oversized because of that . Nice punching surface though .
Yeah that is true. There is a lace up model though for boxers. I prefer velcro for the convenience in MMA now because we switch gloves during practice quickly sometimes. But whenever I box, I usually just use my Winnings and call it a day lol
Made a mistake buying this gloves the laced up version for $400 Australian Dollars and when i checked it thoroughly the wrist support sucks its an Injury prone Gloves... Never again Hayabusa.
winnings are 477$ these are 219$ cant really compare :)
Very true, I keep forgetting Winnings shot up in price from when I bought them even
AVOID THIS GLOVES AT ALL COST. ITS NOT ONLY EXPENSIVE BUT THE QUALITY CONTROL WORST EVER. STICK TO Hayabusa low end glives like T3 but not this. I found it the hard way.
How so?