Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves Review | Boxing Gloves with ACTUAL Features!

[@anthonyishac2965]

The 12oz gloves are just as good and perfect for pad & bag work. They feel super supportive and give you confidence to punch well and stay protected at the same time.

[@fightingspirit93]

Thanks for the feedback legend, will definitely need to give the 12oz a run!

[@hippolyte5248]

I wondered what a "feature" would be on a boxing glove, learned a lot great vid

[@fightingspirit93]

There's so much marketing in this industry and not alot of evidence, so it's nice to see feature/s that actually do what they state! 🙏

[@cptnx1315]

Great video, thank you. Always had wrist issues with my fairtex, going to try the T3 now!

[@fightingspirit93]

Glad it helped mate, lemme know how they go!

[@rdvgrd6]

Love the kanpeki version (same model but smooth leather version of it)

[@fightingspirit93]

Yeah they look awesome! 👍

[@junlee5947]

Great review!

[@fightingspirit93]

Thank you brother 🙏😅

[@nIIe]

Those are my gloves. Love them.

[@fightingspirit93]

Happy days mate 😁

[@Inkajilesen]

I train quite a lot, but I’m debating whether i should buy the normal t3 or the t3 lx. What do you think? Which one is better for boxers who train 4/5 times a week?

[@fightingspirit93]

Definitely the normal T3s in my opinion, if you can splurge and get yourself 2 pairs of gloves to switch between, then go the LX 👊❤️

[@elendil008]

I’ve been using Everlast Elite 14oz nearly a year now ( been boxing for just over 2 years ) and the elastic on the right glove started to tear ( probably gonna tear off completely within a month or two ) and the padding on the knuckles started to deform. I will buy T3 but my question is should I buy 14oz or 12oz for both sparring and mitt/heavybag training?

[@fightingspirit93]

These will be a big step up in quality for you mate! What height and weight are you? That will assist 😁👍

[@elendil008]

@@fightingspirit93thanks for the reply man, I am 176 cm and 72 kg.

[@fightingspirit93]

12oz for sure 👍🙏

[@KASUM369]

Many Gym’s think they are to hard for sparring🧐….don’t bring gloves to sparring that you wouldn’t want to get smacked yourself in the face with🥊🥊🥊

[@fightingspirit93]

Couldnt agree more mate, if you see anyone with 10-12oz gloves or some Mexican Gloves, especially Cleto's, you should know that they don't like you! 😂😂😂

[@ksl7273]

is Hayabusa ok for Muay Thai?

[@fightingspirit93]

For sure, they may just not be as useful in the clinch as other gloves, just depends on what you need from your glove 🙏

[@2linefitness450]

I would love to know your absolute favorite 16oz glove for sparring with a price limit of $250ish!

[@fightingspirit93]

Right now my friend... Would have to be the Boon Classics but I want to use the rival RS100's as they felt AMAZING on the hands. You looking at AUD or USD? 🙏

[@2linefitness450]

@fightingspirit93 USD. I have had the T3s for 8 months. I love them, however I'm looking for another pair specifically for sparring with a partner. After 1 year of looking, the names that come up are HitNMove Balance, Primo Emblem 2.0, Eizo, Rival RSV 100, Cream, Reaper and Boon. I'm 6'3", 165lbs. My hands are long, so I need something that has a longer thumb than the T3. My biggest need is the padding for my sparring partner's face, lol. I'm not in a rush, but I would like to know which one feels the best.

[@fightingspirit93]

@@2linefitness450 finger and thumb length are the hardest to get right! I'd recommend a more traditional boxing gloves over Thai gloves as many Thai gloves have a notably shorted finger length. In saying that... The primo 2.0s are MASSIVE and have alot of padding across the board, so they may be perfect for your hands. 👊

[@gonzalezinti1662]

I plan to buy a boon classic glove, i looking for something open hand style gloves for shielding and framing. How easy to open your hand in boons?

[@fightingspirit93]

@@gonzalezinti1662 Super easy, my next video will be the classics review! 😍

[@richardyocum-qi7db]

Based on your great reviews I bought and absolutely love the primo emblem 2.0's but Hayabusa T3 are vomit water and overpriced cartoon gloves that prey on beginner boxers/fighters with their marketing and look. Ring to cage makes a better version of this glove at half the price

[@fightingspirit93]

Vomit water hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 Totally understand your thoughts on the T3s but I think they are truly a decent set of gloves with some real positives! I definitely agree with you when it comes to their marketing and some bloated claims... Still, the T3s are more suited to a specific market unlike Primo, Boon, Twins etc. 🙏❤️

[@bigdaddygucciabg836]

Which r2c model?

[@Ggold916]

Never seen a ring to cage glove like this

[@Diminish12]

What other Gloves have you used to compare to the Primos 2.0? Most of the reviews I found is from people like this trying trying to sell a product so it's hard for me to fully trust it. I was looking into TopKing Super Air, and Fairtex BGV19 which are a bigger padded glove, also considering the Primos but they are the most expensive at 16oz.

[@fightingspirit93]

@@Diminish12 I think the 2.0 Emblems are a very large set of 16oz gloves, so if you're 80+ kgs and 6ft+, they may be the right choice for you. Otherwise I'm currently using Boon Sport Classic Thai gloves and I'm absolutely in love with them at the moment 🙏👍