Review on Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves: Premium Choice for Men and Women by Mark Toth

I've been boxing for about half a year, starting with group classes, and now I'm training one to one and also do Muay Thai. I started out with the cheap $30 Everlast 12oz gloves and they were good to start with, but as my training frequency increased I decided I needed a stronger pair of gloves with better wrist protection. I sprained my wrist while working with my instructor. and couldn't finish my punches. After trying more expensive gloves from my trainer, I realized how much better protection and stability the better gloves offered. So I researched and settled on Hayabusa 16 oz T3 and I absolutely love them! Gloves are designed to protect your hands, not your opponent. I'm 5ft 9in 193lbs and chose the 16oz gloves which offer a great fit and workout to increase my endurance during heavy bag workouts while still providing good hand and wrist protection to offer. MMA gloves on pocket. The thumb area is covered with sweat-wicking material, which is handy for wiping sweat between workouts. The only downside is the double velcro closure when there is no one around to help you put the glove on, but you will get used to it. Also, the double velcro provides a secure closure to protect your wrist and I prefer the stability of the closure to the discomfort of the velcro.