Best Beginner's Boxing Glove: Hayabusa S4 Training Gloves Review
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2019
- People will constantly ask me about which glove is the best glove they should buy when they start boxing, MMA, or any form of Kickboxing and about half a year ago I discovered these and wished they were on the market when I first started. In my humble opinion, I believe these are the best boxing gloves for a starting athlete in any combat sport and they will last you a very long time right up until you need a new pair. Check the links below to see where you can get them!
Purchase here: www.hayabusafight.com/product...
AND here: https: //www.amazon.com/Hayabusa-Boxing-S4-Training-Gloves/dp/B07L39QXVW
I've been looking for a new pair of gloves. Been checking the Hayabusa S4, and you completely sold it. Great review on the Hayabusa S4.
I hope the gloves work out! Someone else commented about a bad experience but I love these gloves. These and the ringside apex are my favorite 50-60 dollar gloves
Great review. Convinced me to buy a pair.
Great review! Been looking at these in leather and you definitely sold me on them.
I wish I saw this video when I picked up these gloves. I just used them yesterday. I ended up buying T3 Lx during during cyber Monday. Keep up the great content and congratulations on your 2nd win in MMA.
Just picked these up in 10 oz z-small Blue for my 9-year old in Muay Thai thanks to this video. Thank you !
Def buying these now 🤘🏻
Just ordered mine today! Thanx for the viddy
Its a year later. How did they hold up?
Thank you for a great review
Thank you for a great comment!
BANG BANG right on the MONEY! Great Review, Looking forward to buy one of those.
I hope they work well for you! Someone said they didn't and I felt horrible! Thank you for the compliment on the review as I hope it helped you!
Wow. Very thorough. Thanks. Glad I bought them for my wife.
Thank you so much! I hope your wife loves the gloves!
More cushion than a frying pan, good call.
Bought them as a gift for one of our friends and they are the best especially with the hand wraps and wash bag.
That's awesome! I love hearing things like this and I couldn't agree more. They quite literally come with everything that is required for your first day at most gyms. You can always make something work with hand wraps and gloves.
Exactly, and with the Hayabusa hand wraps already being $15 on there own I can't imagine a better quality starter kit. It made me like Hayabusa even more when they had announced it, especially just before Christmas. In time for some great gifting!
They are awesome. I trained 3 times a week on heavy bag and these lasted a year.. upgraded to T3 recently but the S4 are not far off quality wise..
Surprised how cheap they are compared to the other busa gloves but from what I’ve seen is the quality is very much on par with their usual
Its Jake Lozo, amazing stuff man!!!!! good review!!
Thanks Jake! Glad you enjoyed the review!
My favorite feature is the excellent wrist support.
I'm a complete beginner looking for gloves primarily just to use with a Heavy Bag and my main worry is protection. A lot of the other reviews I've seen on the S4 didn't show how they were for Heavy Bags whereas your video did! Great video, Many Thanks!
Get the Hayabusa T3's my man. Double wrist strap for ultimate protection to the wrist. I got me some yesterday and i love them!
@@DboyRed those are not good for beginners
Thank you for your review, been looking for quite a while now on a pair of gloves with thoughts about Venum Challenger or even Giant, but after the review decided to stop on these (and even overpaid the 18 GBP shipping to my country).
A very deep and honest review. I guess I can give you some tips as well, try to improve the quality of your videos (at least try filming in the day-light in a light location) and try adding editing to your videos. If you do, I trust you will grow a big YT channel and I wish you the best!
Thank you my friend! I hope the gloves are working great for you! As far as editing what are you inquiring about? Like adding effects or things? I am slowly getting the whole lighting thing down it has been a process for sure. I went to school for acoustics and music unfortunately it doesn't help with videos all the time lol.
@@combat_corp The gloves are great, had only one training yet but don't feel any pain like one of the commentators said. So far so good.
And yeah, you may shoot some close b-rolls of the product while reviewing, some shots at gym with a heavy bag, to elaborate the video while you're talking etc.
How are the gloves now? Are the gloves good also? Im a beginner boxer and im planning to buy this
I had not decided whether to buy Cleto Reyes or Hayabusa but now that you said they come with the included 180 wraps, they seem like a better option, here in my country there are only 120 bands. I'm not a beginner but I always looking to protect my wrists
Excelent video , i buy them
Hello!👋
Thank you for the cool review!👍
Hayabusa S4 or Venum Elite.
What do you recommend for boxing sparring?
You should make a video like this on the Hayabusa T3’s!
Absolutely! I love the t3s!
Good foresight on the additional colors, I picked up a pair of these in red. They were *very* snug at first, to point I thought I'd have to return them, but they loosened up pretty quick. For anyone else up here in 2022, these no longer seem to come with the extras like wraps/washing bag.
Are they good tho? Im a beginner boxer and im thinking if i should buy this
@@user-gc1gi8fp2x well i don't have a lot to compare against, being a beginner, but even now they're holding up & feeling great. The coach at the gym has also remarked on their quality, so that prob has a bit more basis
@@nicholasgarza951 oh ok thank you and btw is it fine if i know how much u weigh,how tall u are and how much oz u got because i saw alot of people complaning that the glove is very tight and wont fit on them i'm a 5'7 60 kilo teenage male and im thinking about getting 14 oz
@@user-gc1gi8fp2x I'm 5'10" and 108 kilos and got the 16oz. They're not wrong, the gloves were very tight when i first got em. I was going to return but gave them a bit to break in and within a couple of weeks they felt perfect
@@nicholasgarza951 thank you
Where did you get the bag sleeve? Nice video. Just got a pair. Love these gloves.
Thanks.
Revgear tuffskin! Worked great when the plastic tore off the title hexicomb bag! I am glad you love the gloves!
I'm thinking on going from a 16oz Everlast which feel like 18oz to a 14 oz. Hayabuza. Im 5'8 160lbs and I think this will help me get more punches and tire less.
I’m new to boxing started with the T3 they are marketed as a bag glove do you think they can be used for all around use or will I need a sparing glove?
I got problems with my knuckles. Need lots of protection. Hayabusa S4 or Ringside Apex. Your opinion please. Thanks.
Is the wrist support in the T3’s much better? I play guitar so wrist support is super important to me
i got this gloves in blue in 16oz thinking to protect my sparring partner in the way. But i feel they are really big for my hands. And the splinter in the wrist dont let me adjust the velcro tighter. I like the gloves but i feel i got the wrong size :(
Hi men, i see Amazon Mexico and I want to buy one but have size 12oz 14oz 35488ml 473,18ml large, what mean ml , are gramos are 16oz...?? I'm loking for 16oz
Are these fit for muay thai? They dont seem to have much padding on the top of the glove
Would u recommend these over the everlast pro elite?
Just a great review bro, would u say these are better than Venum contender 2.0 and Venum Challenger 3.0? I mean, do these have better materials and durability?
I would say they are better than Venums if you like a tighter fit on the wrist and better knuckle support. Venums are decent the only issue is that they charge a lot of money realistically for the look of the glove. I would say look into these and Ringside Apex flash too. These are tied for 1st as my favorite beginner gloves.
Thank u so much, think I'll buy the Hayabusa:)
Can i hit the heavy bag with that glove?
Looking to get into boxing and ran into these gloves, just wanted to know if they were good for heavy bag?
They are great for everything! Overall good beginner's training glove.
I bought a pair of S4 and they are too tight. I'm 6'3 and over 300 lbs but you couldn't tell from my thin wrists. With wraps it's almost impossible to get my hands in. I bought the L size 16oz I think.
Have they loosened up with use? If they arent pretty comfortable after two months of consistent use then thats a bit strange ngl
I bought the grey one 3 months ago. I dont think they are antibacterial. but my pair does not smell probably because I take care of them. I do like the support but they are bit big for my small wrists even though I bought the 12oz. wish it was bit tighter around the wrist. it is a bit painful sometimes on the heavy bag cause I hit hard. I'd recommend getting the 14oz. I might buy a t3 or the marvel edition. would love to see a review on those.
Have you seen my very first video on the Captain America version of the gloves? The t3 model is honestly my favorite glove on the market. Smaller than most western boxing gloves but with better knuckle and wrist support and it is great for everything. I use them for boxing, mma, kickboxing. Really anything BUT I do have a review of the regular T3 and T3 Kanpeki series gloves coming out soon! Also I am sorry to hear about your problems with these! Email Hayabusa or check out their facebook or instagram they listen to their customers and will adjust!
Are the s4s good bag gloves?
@@iannolan4965 i still have my ones. Still good as new. Although to be fair they are not being used as much. But I got a lot of compliments on this pair and all my coaches said I made the right choice buying this one. The previous issues I had were actually my fault not using proper form. I would 100% recommended these for beginners and intermediate fighters
@@iannolan4965 to answer your question. I think yes absolutely. Just buy the right size
@@dgnbfujbvgjnv5552 how many oz should i get? Im 5'7 60 kilos
This or ringside apex flash?
Hey 👋
Just one question please I’m 175 high and 85kg and I would like to ask what you best for me 14 or 16 ?
I will be so happy if I will get answers from u
Thank you 🙏
Either is fine. 16oz is gym standard if you plan to spar. If you're only getting one pair most choose 160z cause it checks all the boxes.
Ay bro so I bought these and I got the 16oz but they are to small for me like I can’t even get my hand in.
i know right? i bought 16oz gloves and there were way too tight on my hands
Is ringside better ?
I just bought online a pair of these with 12oz. I find them suuuuper tight, and I have small hands. Do them get less tight over time?
How are they now? Are they still tight?
Im starting in boxing and my mind ist Split between venum Challengers vor 28€ or the s4
What do you say
i think the hayabusas are better (i havent tried them tho)
I agree with Pate 4! The Venum challengers are indeed a decent beginner's glove and are comfortable BUT do not offer the best support and like most of Venum's early line up, they fall apart fast! I say look into the S4s, ringside apex, or ringside bullet along with the title classic gloves.
@@combat_corp im planning on buying a pair of gloves for sparring with my friends. I have a pair of sdi s but theyre not padded enough for sparring and the wrist support is trash. Do you think s4 will do the work or should i buy the t3 right away?
What color should I get these in white or charcoal grey?
Hope you got the grey ones mate
I have a pair of 11 oz Ringside bag gloves (12 oz but they actually weigh 11), wanted to get these specifically for beginner light sparring. I don't have big hands, is it okay to get the large 16 oz gloves anyways since they'll only be used for sparring?
Any size will be good for sparring but for sure settle for 16 oz. Especially if you want them to last a little longer. They are pretty consistent with their weight
*Question;* Does this glove help the person curl their hands?
I like it when the gloves help me curl my hands into a fist
because I don't want to keep tightening up my hands into a fist whenever I punch.
I like my hands loose and relaxed
All gloves will be like that you jus gotta break them in
How do you know what size to get ?
Nvm you just said it in the video thanks I didn’t get there yet
20 $ shipping to Germany I think I rather get the venom challenger 3.0
Am 5,9 and weight 190 am going to see how these work out for me
Did they arrive yet? How are they?
@@t3chn070 they have there pretty good I practice everyday for 1-2hours and they hold up pretty well if you had a really cheap pair of gloves before you will def fill deference I got the 16 ounce ones they feel like a square but the protection is great
@@c9dp232 Thanks, I ordered a set of the 14 oz ones.
So it basically trains the wrist lol
What size r rhese
16oz
i'm 5'8 235lbs what size should i get 14oz or 16oz?
U prob got a pair by now, but a 16oz for heavy bag and mitts training
I bought a pair of these based on your review. In my opinion these are terrible. I have cheap gloves and never had pain with my wrists. These are shaped in a weird way and gave me wrist pain. The material is hard so there is no flexibility at all. It is like wearing shoes that don't fit. This is not for everyone. I will continue to use my old gloves that are half the price but so much better than these.
My friend! I am so sorry about this! I really wish the circumstances were different with these gloves as I found these were perfect for me and some of my beginners however as I said in the video one of my beginners had the same complaints as you! I am so sorry that my review made you purchase these and you didn't like the gloves. I know you probably wouldn't trust my insight again but the Ringside Apex Sparring Gloves or the Title Boxing Classic Leather Training gloves are about the same price as these and I have used them much more extensively and they actually rank up there as some of my favorite gloves. A lot of pros even stick with those two models to this day so it may be worth looking into. Once again I am so sorry about this!
I understand the wrist pain...When I first got my T-3 I loved the protection but also felt some wrist pain in my left wrist in particular. I'd had another pair and went back and forth trying to figure out what the difference was and it basically was that I wasn't used to holding proper position...eventually my forearms got stronger and they stopped being a bother. It basically trained my hand to hold the proper position. I hadn't realized that I was holding the wrong position for a while beforehand.
@@Drift0704 I am sorry I am just seeing this! Exactly, the more you train in these gloves, the more they correct you to the proper position to punch! Hayabusa is awesome in that regard
horrible gloves, very cheap padding. Your knuckles will hurt. Very tight fitting