HAYABUSA LX vs KANPEKI vs T3 What's the difference.
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2022
- I try on all the gloves and give my opinion on what's better and why.
Eric Wahlin has competed in combat sports most of his life. In MMA, he's won and defended Utah's Steelfist Pro Light-Heavyweight Title and has fought in both the Ultimate Fighter and Bellator.
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Great video. Thanks for posting. Really appreciate your honesty. So I went with T3.
Great choice!
I feel the same way. I’ve had the Crimson LX for about a year now. I just purchased the white Kanepki and there seems to be an ever so slight difference that I can’t really put into words, but I can feel it.
Ha I'm glad I'm not crazy. Thanks for backing me up on that.
I have the crimson LX in 16oz and the Kanpeki in white 14oz. I noticed the thumb felt a wee bit different but hard to complain about anything.
I have all three also and they do all feel slightly different besides material like the grip inside or something I don't know how to explain it haha
I love their t3 shinguards
What are the best gloves under $200 for general training (no sparring)? I'm 5'7" 150 lbs.
Any concerns about the fabric on the T3 around the thumbs? Can’t imagine it feels good hitting/being hit by the rough fabric
do white gloves discolor over time from the punching bag?
Had my white t3 kenpekis for about 4 years
Going into my second pair great glove
I wanted to like these gloves so much. I love the wrist support on them and they're very comfortable. Unfortunately, I feel like I'm punching with my fingers instead of my knuckles with these and it just feels weird punching with them. For some reason feels like my knuckle ends up almost on the upper part of the glove or upper curve of the knuckle padding.
Exactly what happened to me, i gave my $90 pair away because I couldnt use it or my fingers would hurt.
What gloves did you get that fixed your problem?
@@pops4710 I have TM gloves (Torres Medina). Loved them so much that I bought a second pair recently. And now they have a website so it's easier to order than before, used to be thru email only. They are getting more spendy, so I'm glad I got my first pair when they were still like $145ish.
@@pops4710 I recently wanted a pair of open thumb bag gloves to work on my speed and punching form so I got the hayabusa t3 open thumb bag gloves. They don't seem to have the same cramped finger space as the other ones.
I have the T3 Kanpeki , the thumb compartment area is no good when hitting no room , They are a very nice fitting glove shame about the thumb area
How do u feel about s4 for beginners
So, if both Hayabusa and Cleto reyes were exactly the same price, which ones would you tell a newbie to get? I'm just getting into Box, never practiced this beautiful sport before and I really want to make the best purchase for my first pair of boxing gloves. Thanks for the advice
Reyes
Hey what gloves did you go for, Im also new to boxing and want to get a good glove
Used T3 for 3 years. The sweat wipe fabric has started to pill, as has the interior. Great glove, but upgraded to their pro boxing glove.
How does it feel in comparison?
@@jjellen5804 The T3 is a great glove. Especially good for wrist support. But, the pro boxing glove feels a lot better. They are both 14 ounce, but the Pro Glove has a smaller form factor. The padding is springier allowing for snappy punches. There is more room inside the glove, the interior fabric doesn’t bunch up at the fingertips like it does in the T3, and the grip bar is thicker and wider allowing for a better fist. In short, it feels like a significant upgrade, especially the leather vs polyurethane. If I were a beginner, I’d go with the T3 though as the Pro glove doesn’t have much wrist support. You’d want to know how to throw punches without damaging your wrist before getting the Pro glove. *Just realized I used the T3 for 4 years, not 3.
Could you share some insight T3 vs Pro boxing glove?
@@AlwaysDiamonds Quicker to put on and take off. Feel lighter though the weight is the same. Half as thick. Quicker to throw and block punches. They are quite a bit thinner, however, and I have bruised my hands on the heavy bag, though I only noticed later. Generally, they just feel faster. Also, the grip bar and finger space on the pro feel much better.
@@AlwaysDiamonds I think for a beginner, the T3 wrist support is very nice. The Pro boxing glove doesn’t have much. However, once you are adept at throwing punches correctly, the added wrist support is not needed. I have had no problems with my wrists.
They don't make lace ups?
i have the T3 is very good gloves
I just paid $200 for the LX in crimson. They are gorgeous. Looking forward to my buddies making fun of me at the gym. #Casual
Those are great gloves I'm sure you'll love them.
Why would your friends make fun of you.. Maybe you should punch some sense into them
Why would they make fun of you? I havent watched the video of this guy yet
@@MilanFwi think cus he said hes a casual whom spent 200 on some gloves. But imo who cares. Get nice things for the stuff you like to do. They just big mad hehe
Just got the T3 Crimson LX Shin Guards in small and just tried them out tonight.
I think thats basically the main difference between the T3s Vs Hayabusa/Kanpeki is basically that the latter are made with "full grain" leather. thats basically the main difference between the gear. But I do have a good thing to say about the shing guards so im actually going to buy the gloves to match.
my first impression was that they are almost flat upon receiving. There is NO rigidity on the shin guard and when I saw in the mirror, I saw they are so wide its hilarious.
When it came to actual practical use, I notice that it lacks heel protection but the foot and instep protection is AMAZING. they are wide currently so it does feel odd to break in. One thing I noticed it that it had silicon dots on the inside and it really DOES highly resist slipping. I only adjusted my shin guard once.
but basically if they went so far to think of a ton of features to add to them, then I think they are worth the money - If you have it to spend on it. I still prefer my fairtex SP8 or 7 or 9 forget the model. the one with detachable foot gaurd, and they are like 80-110$ after taxes and shipping.
Are they all soft enough to spar with? Which glove is the softest one? My 12oz T3 feels kinda hard. I'm wondering if the 16oz is soft.
@@domrramos I don't spar with lighter gloves. I called my 12oz T3 hard because it has almost no padding, and asked if the 16oz would be suitable for sparring. My 12oz is only for the bag.
hi, which one do you think lasts longer, t3 or kanpeki, I have read reviews that comment on the thumb in the t3 and it wears out faster than the other glove, thx
Yes that is true. Kanpeki would probably last longer.
@@fightcitygymtalk thx :D
@@fightcitygymtalk bro, one last question because I want to buy the kanpeki on this black friday, the fit inside the glove in the t3 and t3 kanpeki is the same? I read that the fit of the t3 lx is bigger than the t3, thx
I've had t3s for well over 4 years. The padding has work out slightly but it's not unusable. Also these gloves are stiffer than usual leather gloves but years of break in they just get more and more flexy. Which I love
Got kanpeki recently and they feel better than the t3. Higher quality. Which makes sense per price. You do have to be open minded in the way you make your fist with all hayabusa gloves
How do the marvel version compare to all of these?
They are basically the same glove just alot of art work on the Marvel gloves.
I always thought this style of Hayabusa looked cool but i was always afraid with all the extra stitching and ridges and whatnot on the back side that it could be a cutting issue or a snagging issue on someone's eye in sparring. Has anyone had any experiences with that stitched together/ separate parts stitched together on the back? Or am I just trippin
I've sold tons of these gloves. The only issue I ever see is with lots of wear and tear on the microfiber thumb. That's it, I've never seen any safety issues.
@@fightcitygymtalk cool man thank you
I’ve used the T3’s for sparring now for a little over a year. It has honestly not been my favorite glove. The material really tends to hold sweat and has built up a smell significantly, despite cleaning and airing out after each use. The glove is too bulky for my liking. I have the 16oz gloves for sparring. The response in the hands when punching is not that good either. Overall I give the glove a 6/10.
have you found a better alternative?
@@senyk1have you?
@@RealNaisuCinema I don't think he would be asking if he did, smarta$$
@@Isaac_619_ it’s been 7 days and I was hoping he had found it on his own by now dumba$$
you tweaking, the hayabusa t3's are awesome
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so these are the ulitmate wrist guardians?
Hayabusa is just a great value all around!
I had older T3s that were the best hook and loop gloves I had ever owned in terms of build quality, comfort, and wrist support. After years of constant abuse I had to reitre them. When I got my second pair recently, they felt different. The material felt a little cheaper, they were significantly stiffer (even after breaking them in), and they were noticeably smaller.. I ended up giving them to my wife and I went back to Cleto Reyes..
Thank you for the information.
@@fightcitygymtalkCan you recommend any 10oz gloves (for large hands) for pro fights?
What does breaking gloves mean, I hear this term a lot but don't know the meaning?
@cuneyt9257 Just like a baseball glove or a new pair of boots... The material is very stiff when brand new. After some use, it becomes more pliable or softer.
Are these bag gloves or sparring gloves?
Sparring
Im worried my T3 gloves are too hard for sparring.
I tried the T3. Its great for training. But, for sparring, the thumb absorbs so much sweat that it splashes all over your partners. I ended up switching to the kanpeki as a sparring glove.
Was debating on getting t3 or fairtex bvg6 what do you think? I’ve tried t3 on and liked how they strap but they’re pretty expensive.
T3 are far better.