personaly i think if you do annything other than boxing train with small gloves it will force you to become better in blocking evading and counterattacking (you cant just hide behind the gloves)
Haha I’m sorry!! (But then again I’m not 😂) kidding. But honestly, if this is the level of product you’re looking for, hayabusa is really worth the investment!
Under 100 get the top king super star air gloves. The hayabusa t3's are certainly better but for 80 bucks the top kings are awesome. I'm 5'8 205lbs and only 25ish overweight so i can throw hard enough to hurt my hands. These gloves are like sparring and hitting the bag with fluffy pillows. I can't recommend them enough!
@@SenseiSeth wish i yad your height and reach bro! I have done taekwondo(i know u don't like it but i trained the old power style akin to joe rogan or anthony pettis's style. Have added muay thai and boxing in the last 2 years but i have the arm reach of a fucking t rex. Like head on the wall tryna reach something 🤣🤣. So i use kicks to close the distance and that opens the hands up imo. What would you recommend a shorter fighter do to help close the distance? I've got a little power so if thats needed i can work with it
They are not the best gloves. But they are good for the money. Personally rivals are 10xmore comfortable. Winning is very expensive but the best. And some gloves that are in the same price category are better. For example fly or phenom. Hayabusa has good wrist support and their leather versions use full grain leather which is surprisingly good.
Just ordered a pair of the T3. I had the S4 doing heavy bag training 2-3 time per week for about a year and they lasted well. Can't wait to test these out.
Thanks for the review dude. My friend has those gloves but I didn't know the exact kind he had until seeing them in this video. I'll have to get me some T3's BAAAAYBEEEEEE!!
I got a cheap pair of everlast gloves when I first started and my fingers, hand and wrists where getting so messed up after every session I decided to pull the trigger and drop 150 bucks for these hayabusa gloves and it made a HUGE HUGE HUGEEEE difference. It was unreal. They are the only gloves I will ever get. And they have so many color option that it’s impossible not to find one you like.
Sensei Seth I got them directly from there website. Been using them about 6 months and if I gave them a quick clean they could easily pass as being new. They will definitely hold up for a couple years for sure.
Same bro i bought everlast power lock 2 after 2 weeks its worn out messing up my wrisk just gonna spend the extra money and get some good gloves like t3
I bought the S3 Leather Hayabusa gloves and loved them but that thumb material to wipe away sweat (which i rarely ever used) started separating from the leather thumb area. Its not a very strong material and will separate at the seam after period of use, well that is if you make a proper fist on impact with the thumb somewhat tucked in. I was so upset because these gloves are not cheap but i liked the support it gave my hands. I would suggest they make sure to reinforce that material so that it does not separate from where it joins with the leather on the thumb so easily. Its a nice feature to have to wipe away sweat but i would much rather not have have it if it meant the gloves would stay in tact.
@@clapzy2943 really love them. The foam is great protect my knuckles enough without handwraps. The support of the wrist is a next level stuff. I never had wrist injures so the wrist support wasn't point for me but the support is next level compare to any brands. The only bad point: hard to hold a tight guard with them.
I can confirm they are fire as hell. Just one thing to consider, you will need to wash them more regularly than other gloves and gotta make sure u wash them well, otherwise they get REALLY REALLY smelly(the material that soaks sweet just that part tho)
Ha, I see the gloves coming off for this review😉 (Appreciate the review mate, I've been meaning to get new gloves, and I just might have to check this out🤔)
Great breakdown! Only question is about that "Sweat Thumb" panel. Does the suede get all stank after all the sweat accumulates over time? Or is there a way to keep that part clean?
Hey Seth fantastic review!! Might have just convinced me to buy these with Hayabusa’s Black Friday deal. It’s my first upgrade as a beginner from the newbie synthetic Everlast Powerlocks, so would you recommend any other gloves around the same price range that might be better for a beginner/intermediate? Mostly for bag work. Also, as an ambassador do you have a promo code for their site? 😂
Mine lasted 6 months heavy use, 6-7 days a week. I got 16oz and I weight about 155. The padding on the right knuckle broke down unfortunately. Still happy with them for the price. Super comfortable and pretty durable but I don’t know how they last people years.
Hey have you noticed if the gloves stretched out much with use? I just got some and they feel great other than being a bit tight around my fingertips and knuckles
These be alright for muay thai sparring etc, so clinching? Or mainly just a boxers bag glove. Really cant find much info but im sold on the wrist support.
@@SenseiSeth I thought it was depending on your weight and hand size. I’m 175 and 8in hand circumference. I just started kickboxing and I’m wondering which oz I should get. I have some Title ones 14oz and they feel fine but a bit loose. I’ve read Hayabusa runs a bit smaller.
@@frank.ayala_ 10oz comp, 10,12,14oz for bag/mitwork, 16 oz for sparring with folks so you can be considerate. If only getting one pair, go for 16oz homie.
The S4 are there version of what everybody else makes. The T3 includes the wrist support through the double wrap (and back of the hand) and also has the cloth thumb and a couple more good looking details. I’d say so
Dude I started at home during the lockdown with UA-cam vids. Now I’m down 92lbs and basically own a boxing gym in my backyard and everything was either made or bought super cheap second hand.
Mine came today I ordered them after seeing your initial review video. They're awesome. Paired them with the hayabusa 5m wraps, love how they print "This side up" on the wraps so you don't have to twist at the end to hit the velcro like a noob.
I personally think that the name is really confusing. Why? Well I ride motorcycles and the "Hayabusa" is actually a very well known bike. So when i first heard "Hayabusa Gloves" I was like: "wait, suzuki makes boxing gear?" Damn that was confusing at first😂
@@SenseiSeth yeah it was just confusing at first😂 I just wanted to say that because the Video just is a good opportunity to say it😂 I just had the confusion about 7 months ago when i first saw the brand
Hey there, I am really tempted to buy these gloves, in the same colour as yours actually. I had a couple of questions: - Do they get dirty easily? And how is the synthetic leather holding up after using them for a while? I plan on using it on the heavy bag a lot. - I was also debating getting the LX versions, but I heard reviews that they are not as durable (issues with flaking). Did you see the same types of issues? Thanks!
I bought the T3 gloves in October 2019. I box 3-5 times per week for 60 minutes per day. At least 1 day per week i box for 2 hours. I predominantly use a PRO BOXING 110lb 6ft heavy bag, but i also use water bags and double ends. Its January 2024. With the exceptions of some loose strings in the black elastic strap, these gloves are still going strong. The only reason im researching new gloves is because im considering buying the T3 again or upgrading to the T3 Kanpeki leather gloves. Sometimes I do research the Rival RB10 INTELLI-SHOCK, but they are an additional $50 more than a glove that have lasted me 4.5 years and still going.
How long is the 'break in' period? I recently got these but they are hurting my right hands thumb-palm area, resulting in median nerve. I'm thinking about selling these but I want to try to keep these.
@@nanox4825 as often as I box, I honestly don't remember a "break in" period. I don't remember ever having any discomfort at any point, even still today. I'm curious if your pain is coming from your wraps or the way you are wrapping your hands.
My trainer said my gloves were trash and have been on the hunt for new ones. Thank you for the review and I went with the H5 for the easy velcro straps.
I bought a pair of 16-oz have lots of gloves, so these were lying about in brand new condition never touched, put one glove on, eight or nine light jabs, the inside near the thunp, whatever fake leather they are using, became extremely loose from the padding, only on the glove I used, you could pinch it slightly, and see in next to no time at all, these would be pretty unuselble, I have used hayabusa products in the past found them to be ok, these gloves have amazing wrist protection, but apart from that I would not bother, contacted hayabusa with pictures, the customer service leaves a lot to be desired enough said buy some decent boxing gloves, I paid £130 now they are £110, maybe I got a bad batch, because after a very small amount of use of the glove has format big wrinkles in the knuckle area, has anybody had this issue
I’ve used some of the middle tier Title gloves, they work fine. Hayabusa does a bunch to stand out though like all of the extra attention to detail like the wrist support and the clothe on the thumb. Big game changer for me!!
I've used the gel bag gloves, they are kind of cramped on the inside with wraps, and you definitely feel the shock from each punch. Its not good at disbursing the impact of punches imo.
@@SenseiSeth Yeah going over the specs and design of the T3s they seem pretty solid. My original comment was meant to educate on the nature of gel when used in padding. Gel doesnt mold to your hand like traditional padding, and doesnt compress in a way that stops impact to your knuckles/joints. After handling gel used in seat cushions for wheelchairs its no wonder my hands hurt after punching with the title ones.
I know people are broke, but you shouldn't ever use the same gloves for sparring and hitting heavybags. Even "multi-purpose" gloves are designed for you to choose a purpose, not use them for all purposes.
Seth, even if you do not like handwraps, because of your karate background, there are some shorter, elasthic wraps with length between 2, 5 m to 3,5 m. (Hayabusa sells some 120 inch "mexican youth wraps" for example, should be ca. 3 m) One reason is really to catch some of the sweat of your hands, extending the lifespan of your gloves.
@@SenseiSeth, makes sense. With harder punches in sparring, the risk of hurting the wrist on your pardners guard may increase. While throwing circular punches, for example. There is no defintive rule to wearing wraps or gloves anyway. Depends on what and how you are working on. I do not let my folks get on the heavy bag without at least some short wraps around their knuckles, because I let them hit it for more than an hour, to work on the endurance and power. On a canvas or leather heavy bag, they would bleed on it sooner or later. They have to wear gloves on the bag, when they need to learn/know how to punch in a glove type for sparring or competition.
If you’d like you can watch the first video I made, when I was NOT an ambassador (To be transparent, I’m not technically sponsored. I don’t get paid to make the video, just for units sold.) However, I totally get where you’re coming from. I do disagree though. I am an ambassador of 2 products total. I use these gloves and shinguards nearly every day, it was an honest review. The link is simply a way to support my channel 👍
Sensei Seth thanks for the quick reply. It’s clear you’re passionate about the gloves and I appreciate your honest disclosure of your ambassador role. You’re not the only UA-camr giving high praise to the product so I’m not saying you’re full of s%^t; having said that, once you’re affiliated w/a product it lessens the quality of your input and review of said product. You’re in a tough position. Keep working hard
I get what you’re saying! I had the same thought when I first took the ambassadorship. Then I remembered I’d probably be making the video no differently regardless. The link is the only change 😊👍 have a good one!
Just bought the ultimate trio T3 LX Vintage Headgear T3 LX Obsidian 16oz Gloves T3 LX Vintage Shinguards Cannot fucking wait to beat the shit out of cousin lol
I’ve had my set of gloves for about 2 years now. Still holding up great, my only issue so far is the sweat band on the thumb. I had to do a good deep clean on the material and the water coming out was disgusting. But now they’re almost as good as new
Great idea to do a review like this after extended use.
Ramsey Dewey thank you sir!! Love the channel 🙏🙏
If you’re thinking about getting a pair yourself, use this link!! www.hayabusafight.com/senseiseth
there's no gloves in DA STREETS
personaly i think if you do annything other than boxing train with small gloves it will force you to become better in blocking evading and counterattacking (you cant just hide behind the gloves)
Was going to buy a new, different pair tomorrow, now i’m in doubt again. Thanks! Haha
Haha I’m sorry!! (But then again I’m not 😂) kidding. But honestly, if this is the level of product you’re looking for, hayabusa is really worth the investment!
Under 100 get the top king super star air gloves. The hayabusa t3's are certainly better but for 80 bucks the top kings are awesome. I'm 5'8 205lbs and only 25ish overweight so i can throw hard enough to hurt my hands. These gloves are like sparring and hitting the bag with fluffy pillows. I can't recommend them enough!
@@SenseiSeth wish i yad your height and reach bro! I have done taekwondo(i know u don't like it but i trained the old power style akin to joe rogan or anthony pettis's style. Have added muay thai and boxing in the last 2 years but i have the arm reach of a fucking t rex. Like head on the wall tryna reach something 🤣🤣. So i use kicks to close the distance and that opens the hands up imo. What would you recommend a shorter fighter do to help close the distance? I've got a little power so if thats needed i can work with it
They last however long Sensei Seth is sponsored by them
Haha that’s not true, I’m an honest guy. I’m sure if they stopped sponsoring me the gloves would still work great 😂👍
Absolutely love my Hyabusa gloves! I have a fight pair, a training pair, and a pair for the fiancee. By far the most supportive gloves on the market
They truly are the best gloves out there! Can't wait till I have enough subscribers to get a sponsorship by them!
Keep at it my guy 👍👍
@@SenseiSethThank you my man! Have a good one!
You too dude!
They are not the best gloves. But they are good for the money. Personally rivals are 10xmore comfortable. Winning is very expensive but the best. And some gloves that are in the same price category are better. For example fly or phenom. Hayabusa has good wrist support and their leather versions use full grain leather which is surprisingly good.
Just ordered a pair of the T3. I had the S4 doing heavy bag training 2-3 time per week for about a year and they lasted well. Can't wait to test these out.
Heck yea! What color did you get??
Sensei Seth black with the red stripe
Aye, those are sick. You’ll love em!
how was your experience?
Thanks for the review dude. My friend has those gloves but I didn't know the exact kind he had until seeing them in this video. I'll have to get me some T3's BAAAAYBEEEEEE!!
Get em!! (And use my link lolol hayabusafight.com/SENSEISETH )
I have the black and red in 10oz. Theyre awesome gloves.
I got a cheap pair of everlast gloves when I first started and my fingers, hand and wrists where getting so messed up after every session I decided to pull the trigger and drop 150 bucks for these hayabusa gloves and it made a HUGE HUGE HUGEEEE difference. It was unreal. They are the only gloves I will ever get. And they have so many color option that it’s impossible not to find one you like.
When’d you get them?? How are they holding up??
Sensei Seth I got them directly from there website. Been using them about 6 months and if I gave them a quick clean they could easily pass as being new. They will definitely hold up for a couple years for sure.
Heck yesss!!
Good to hear cuz my wrists are jacked up and I’m looking for gloves haha
Same bro i bought everlast power lock 2 after 2 weeks its worn out messing up my wrisk just gonna spend the extra money and get some good gloves like t3
I got these gloves a few years back and they somehow generate more clean and powerfull punches. Its so crazy.
what model of the t3 did you get was it the basic one? the italian leather or the LX full grain leather
I bought the S3 Leather Hayabusa gloves and loved them but that thumb material to wipe away sweat (which i rarely ever used) started separating from the leather thumb area. Its not a very strong material and will separate at the seam after period of use, well that is if you make a proper fist on impact with the thumb somewhat tucked in. I was so upset because these gloves are not cheap but i liked the support it gave my hands. I would suggest they make sure to reinforce that material so that it does not separate from where it joins with the leather on the thumb so easily. Its a nice feature to have to wipe away sweat but i would much rather not have have it if it meant the gloves would stay in tact.
I bought my pair 14oz today in the same color. I cant wait for the first session(tomorrow) to try them 😎🤜🏽🤙🏽
Ayeee, that’s dope! Hope you enjoy them! Did you use the link?
@@SenseiSeth no sry mate
I bought them at the local fight gear shop in black week discount 🥳💯💯
How do you clean the thump part ?
All good! I just point a fan at them
@@gonzalezinti1662 how do you like them so far?
@@clapzy2943 really love them. The foam is great protect my knuckles enough without handwraps. The support of the wrist is a next level stuff. I never had wrist injures so the wrist support wasn't point for me but the support is next level compare to any brands. The only bad point: hard to hold a tight guard with them.
Can you do a review of the Hayabusa S4 Training Gloves?
I can't afford T3 Hayabusa Boxing Gloves yet.
I can confirm they are fire as hell. Just one thing to consider, you will need to wash them more regularly than other gloves and gotta make sure u wash them well, otherwise they get REALLY REALLY smelly(the material that soaks sweet just that part tho)
Ha, I see the gloves coming off for this review😉 (Appreciate the review mate, I've been meaning to get new gloves, and I just might have to check this out🤔)
Hahaha great pun sir
Sensei Seth, you have potential to have some really crisp boxing
Thanks Gage! I feel like I’m starting to get the hang of it but I still have plenty to learn 🙏🙏
Awesome video! thanks for the info
Thanks for watching!!
@@SenseiSeth keep up the great work, will make sure to tune in next video!
Thanks bud! Will be a BANGER
Great breakdown! Only question is about that "Sweat Thumb" panel. Does the suede get all stank after all the sweat accumulates over time? Or is there a way to keep that part clean?
Hey Seth fantastic review!! Might have just convinced me to buy these with Hayabusa’s Black Friday deal. It’s my first upgrade as a beginner from the newbie synthetic Everlast Powerlocks, so would you recommend any other gloves around the same price range that might be better for a beginner/intermediate? Mostly for bag work. Also, as an ambassador do you have a promo code for their site? 😂
Gotta review my Venum Challenger MMA gloves. But will do it after an extended use.
Hi All, been sparring with my T3's now three years, holding up very well.
hayabusa VS rival which choose?
Mine lasted 6 months heavy use, 6-7 days a week. I got 16oz and I weight about 155. The padding on the right knuckle broke down unfortunately.
Still happy with them for the price. Super comfortable and pretty durable but I don’t know how they last people years.
Got them today and they look sick, but is the stiff padding on top suppose to hurt your knuckles at first? Its my first real pair "nice" gloves.
Mine have survived a disgusting amount of sweat and use. They're awesome
Hello my name is N heeeeck yea!
As a guy who sweats A LOT I am really concerned abouthe the sweat thumb and how to keep the gloves fresh/not smelling and clean. Any suggestions?
How are they holding up 2 years later?
I got hayabusa kanpeki elite 3 and t3 helmet, all are great quality
Hey have you noticed if the gloves stretched out much with use? I just got some and they feel great other than being a bit tight around my fingertips and knuckles
I also like to Daisy Duke it when it comes to fight shorts.
Should I still buy wrist bands or the wrist support from these gloves will be enough for punching a heavy bag?
These be alright for muay thai sparring etc, so clinching? Or mainly just a boxers bag glove. Really cant find much info but im sold on the wrist support.
i've been wondering how to manage my face sweat. this looks exactly like the thing. now how much money is it worth to me?
Can you please do a review on “Tensho Origin Gloves” Thanks
What the difference in performance between these and the T3 LX?
Honestly I’m not sure, ive never owned the LX!
What weight are your gloves? And what weigh would you recommend for all general purposes.
He recommends 16oz and his gloves are 16
@@momolacoste874 Thanks!
Quick question, do you use wraps with the gloves? Or will be too tight?
You should use wraps with the gloves. While wrapping your hands, try not to tighten them up to ensure blood circulation is on.
Are the gloves you have a 12oz,14oz, or 16oz? Cuz I’m 175 pounds 5’7 and I don’t know what weight I should get for my gloves.
16! So you can do everything with them, sparring especially needs to be 16. Hayabusafight.com/senseiseth
@@SenseiSeth I thought it was depending on your weight and hand size. I’m 175 and 8in hand circumference. I just started kickboxing and I’m wondering which oz I should get. I have some Title ones 14oz and they feel fine but a bit loose. I’ve read Hayabusa runs a bit smaller.
@@frank.ayala_ 10oz comp, 10,12,14oz for bag/mitwork, 16 oz for sparring with folks so you can be considerate. If only getting one pair, go for 16oz homie.
Question what is the main difference between the T3 and the S4 model gloves? Are the T3s worth over double the price?
The S4 are there version of what everybody else makes. The T3 includes the wrist support through the double wrap (and back of the hand) and also has the cloth thumb and a couple more good looking details.
I’d say so
Are those gloves more for hitting the bag or sparring ?
I do both with them 👍👍
Heyy I bought a pair of S4 gloves but forgot to use the affiliate link, plz don’t kick me -Jacob Ricafrente
how does this compare with winning gloves
lol not even close.
Do they smell?
I want some so bad but I don't train enough 😭
Easy answer! Train more lol
@@SenseiSeth you got it
Exactly. I just started and I'm addicted
Dude I started at home during the lockdown with UA-cam vids. Now I’m down 92lbs and basically own a boxing gym in my backyard and everything was either made or bought super cheap second hand.
Could it be the hyabusa can take hyabuse?😂
I got some uwu
They're awesoke
Awesome
Heck
Mine came today I ordered them after seeing your initial review video. They're awesome. Paired them with the hayabusa 5m wraps, love how they print "This side up" on the wraps so you don't have to twist at the end to hit the velcro like a noob.
I’m glad you enjoy them! And yea same, total game changer
I personally think that the name is really confusing. Why? Well I ride motorcycles and the "Hayabusa" is actually a very well known bike. So when i first heard "Hayabusa Gloves" I was like: "wait, suzuki makes boxing gear?" Damn that was confusing at first😂
Lol I feel like it became pretty evident after I picked up a pair of gloves 😂
@@SenseiSeth yeah it was just confusing at first😂 I just wanted to say that because the Video just is a good opportunity to say it😂
I just had the confusion about 7 months ago when i first saw the brand
@@SenseiSeth oh damn i just saw the price😂 well i really can't afford them right now😂
Eagle I understand! they’re well worth it 👍👍
Hey there, I am really tempted to buy these gloves, in the same colour as yours actually. I had a couple of questions:
- Do they get dirty easily? And how is the synthetic leather holding up after using them for a while? I plan on using it on the heavy bag a lot.
- I was also debating getting the LX versions, but I heard reviews that they are not as durable (issues with flaking). Did you see the same types of issues?
Thanks!
I bought the T3 gloves in October 2019. I box 3-5 times per week for 60 minutes per day. At least 1 day per week i box for 2 hours. I predominantly use a PRO BOXING 110lb 6ft heavy bag, but i also use water bags and double ends.
Its January 2024. With the exceptions of some loose strings in the black elastic strap, these gloves are still going strong. The only reason im researching new gloves is because im considering buying the T3 again or upgrading to the T3 Kanpeki leather gloves.
Sometimes I do research the Rival RB10 INTELLI-SHOCK, but they are an additional $50 more than a glove that have lasted me 4.5 years and still going.
How long is the 'break in' period? I recently got these but they are hurting my right hands thumb-palm area, resulting in median nerve.
I'm thinking about selling these but I want to try to keep these.
@@nanox4825 as often as I box, I honestly don't remember a "break in" period. I don't remember ever having any discomfort at any point, even still today.
I'm curious if your pain is coming from your wraps or the way you are wrapping your hands.
My trainer said my gloves were trash and have been on the hunt for new ones. Thank you for the review and I went with the H5 for the easy velcro straps.
It's always best to invest in good equipment to avoid any issues. Glad you bought the H5.
I bought a pair of 16-oz have lots of gloves, so these were lying about in brand new condition never touched, put one glove on, eight or nine light jabs, the inside near the thunp, whatever fake leather they are using, became extremely loose from the padding, only on the glove I used, you could pinch it slightly, and see in next to no time at all, these would be pretty unuselble, I have used hayabusa products in the past found them to be ok, these gloves have amazing wrist protection, but apart from that I would not bother, contacted hayabusa with pictures, the customer service leaves a lot to be desired enough said buy some decent boxing gloves, I paid £130 now they are £110, maybe I got a bad batch, because after a very small amount of use of the glove has format big wrinkles in the knuckle area, has anybody had this issue
I have the T3 mma hybrids and shins .Absolutely love them!
They’re amazing!!
They would perform well in a heavy bag session I guess?
Which is better, the Hayabusa T3 gloves or the Title GEL world bag gloves? They're both around the same price point.
I’ve used some of the middle tier Title gloves, they work fine. Hayabusa does a bunch to stand out though like all of the extra attention to detail like the wrist support and the clothe on the thumb. Big game changer for me!!
I've used the gel bag gloves, they are kind of cramped on the inside with wraps, and you definitely feel the shock from each punch. Its not good at disbursing the impact of punches imo.
AKA use Hayabusa! Lol
@@SenseiSeth Yeah going over the specs and design of the T3s they seem pretty solid. My original comment was meant to educate on the nature of gel when used in padding. Gel doesnt mold to your hand like traditional padding, and doesnt compress in a way that stops impact to your knuckles/joints. After handling gel used in seat cushions for wheelchairs its no wonder my hands hurt after punching with the title ones.
👏👏
Hope your day is going great
It is! Hope the same for you 👍
Would they be good for Traditional boxing? I want some boxing gloves, I heard they’re amazing but I want PURE Traditional Boxing style gloves
They have the options for leather or lace up too which is a bit more traditional! Hayabusafight.com/senseiseth
Sensei Seth ok thx man
I know people are broke, but you shouldn't ever use the same gloves for sparring and hitting heavybags. Even "multi-purpose" gloves are designed for you to choose a purpose, not use them for all purposes.
You’re right, people should totally use my link and then buy two pairs!! 😂
@@SenseiSeth facts lol COME ON PEOPLE.. YOU NEED TWO SETS. The link is in the description, great gloves!!!
TECHOUND 😂😂😂
Seth, even if you do not like handwraps, because of your karate background, there are some shorter, elasthic wraps with length between 2, 5 m to 3,5 m. (Hayabusa sells some 120 inch "mexican youth wraps" for example, should be ca. 3 m)
One reason is really to catch some of the sweat of your hands, extending the lifespan of your gloves.
Good point 👍👍
Also I have the Hayabusa wraps, use them for hard sparring
@@SenseiSeth, makes sense. With harder punches in sparring, the risk of hurting the wrist on your pardners guard may increase. While throwing circular punches, for example.
There is no defintive rule to wearing wraps or gloves anyway.
Depends on what and how you are working on.
I do not let my folks get on the heavy bag without at least some short wraps around their knuckles, because I let them hit it for more than an hour, to work on the endurance and power. On a canvas or leather heavy bag, they would bleed on it sooner or later.
They have to wear gloves on the bag, when they need to learn/know how to punch in a glove type for sparring or competition.
They are good economy gloves. But im more into the real best gloves. Like Winning, Fly and 1V1.
I don’t know if it’s good idea using glove to wipe off sweat. Have thought about head sweat band?
Sorry man, once you mention you’re sponsored by them your “review” is now just a promotional hype plug no matter how good the product is
If you’d like you can watch the first video I made, when I was NOT an ambassador (To be transparent, I’m not technically sponsored. I don’t get paid to make the video, just for units sold.) However, I totally get where you’re coming from. I do disagree though. I am an ambassador of 2 products total. I use these gloves and shinguards nearly every day, it was an honest review. The link is simply a way to support my channel 👍
Sensei Seth thanks for the quick reply. It’s clear you’re passionate about the gloves and I appreciate your honest disclosure of your ambassador role. You’re not the only UA-camr giving high praise to the product so I’m not saying you’re full of s%^t; having said that, once you’re affiliated w/a product it lessens the quality of your input and review of said product. You’re in a tough position. Keep working hard
I get what you’re saying! I had the same thought when I first took the ambassadorship. Then I remembered I’d probably be making the video no differently regardless. The link is the only change 😊👍 have a good one!
What size glove do you prefer sparring or hit bags with?
Just bought the ultimate trio
T3 LX Vintage Headgear
T3 LX Obsidian 16oz Gloves
T3 LX Vintage Shinguards
Cannot fucking wait to beat the shit out of cousin lol
Lmao bro said he cant wait 🤣
Do they bounce of the bag abit like you can’t get it to dig in the h5 ones are better you tried them?
I love them for bag work. No bounce
Did someone say algorithm??
Ayee
I’ve had my set of gloves for about 2 years now. Still holding up great, my only issue so far is the sweat band on the thumb. I had to do a good deep clean on the material and the water coming out was disgusting. But now they’re almost as good as new
Glad to hear it worked. How exactly did you clean it?
The sweat band is the only thing putting me off!
Worst gloves out there. Buy twins and save your money on this junk