🥊 Hayabusa S4 Leather Boxing Gloves: Superior Quality for Both Women & Men Review

The gloves seem great as I bought them for my son's MMA class. I bought him 10 ounce gloves and he loves them. I will say that they are very cozy and do not allow him to use hand bandages. They might get a little smaller but only about a month old.

I am a Muay Thai beginner and have had these gloves for 2 months now. They are comfortable and have strong wrist support, but the stitching comes out on the outside of both gloves and now on the inside of the right glove. I expected them to hold up much better.

Bought a pair of these for my girlfriend about a year ago. she loved her. A great entry-level glove made by a very reputable company for hand and light to medium bag work. Her son loves boxing so we bought him another pair - way better than anything you can find in a sporting goods store. When they get stronger I will switch to T3.

I have been using these gloves 3-4 times a week since I received them. It's been less than 4 months and the inside of the gloves are falling apart. The pad is no longer good. The support around my wrist is poor. I regret buying these gloves! Don't hesitate to buy them. I've been boxing for almost 4 years and these are my 4 pairs of gloves and by far my worst.

Okay, so I love the Thumb Sweat Catcher. This is very useful and pretty much the main reason I like these gloves. They're easy to put on and take off, which is nice (compared to their more expensive gloves with dual wrist straps). That's all I liked. After 3 months of regular use, threads began to come loose in some places. The padding is hard and unforgiving on the knuckles. I had to include Silipos gel squares in my bandages as my ankles were not protected by bandages alone. The stripe on the