Hayabusa S4 PU Leather Boxing Gloves for Men, Women & Kids, 10oz, 12oz, 14oz, 16oz, Training, Sparring, Kickboxing, Fighting Sports, Taekwondo, MMA, Muay Thai & Arts

Really nice gloves. Still need wraps for hand for little more wrist and knuckle support when hitting heavy duty bags. Love these, best purchase! Glad I listened to my trainer’s recommendations!

I go to ILoveKickboxing four times a week and punch for 45 mins each day. I have used and have different gloves from Sanabul 12 oz, Title Gel 10 oz and Sanabul 16oz. I wanted to upgrade to a premium glove since I’m using them more and read reviews for Hayabusa T3. The reviews were amazing and I’m sure they are every bit as good as the reviews mentioned; but I wasn’t ready to spend $140 on new gloves. Thankfully they came out with an entry level model! The gloves are snug and very well padded all around. I usually wear gel hand wraps with my other gloves; but with the padding on these gloves I don’t wear wraps or gloves. It had great wrist support and again the padding absorbs the hits. I have a heavy hand Especially when I’m punching the bag for power; after last nights round my hands did not feel sore. These gloves let me rebound faster and hit harder. The weight is also nice and balanced. I’m going to keep these for awhile before upgrading to the white Hayabusa T3 in the future incentive I hit my goals for this year.

I was a little skeptical about these gloves at the price point. I'm a big fan of "buy once, cry once," but these gloves seem to be doing great. I'm 175 and hit pretty hard on the heavy bag. Not much of a boxer, but I've been doing training for about 5 years now. I wore out my old Title trainers (which I also liked a lot). When I switched to these, I noticed they fit my hands extremely snugly (in a good way); however, if you have larger hands, I would maybe go with a different brand. Going to work on a new 100lb bag was an absolute pleasure. I thought they would be too tight reading other reviews, but I was able to make an adequate fist and strike with the correct knuckles. My old Titles would make my wrists hurt if I threw too many/too hard hooks. After 5 rounds, I did not have any pain in my wrists, and my knuckles were only slightly sore. The wrap it ships with is top notch too. Stitching is fine. Leather seems fine. No complaints or comments about the construction until I use them for a while. I train alone and don't spar (I'm not a competitive boxer anymore, I just do it to keep fit), but these do seem a bit hard for sparring. I cannot recommend them for sparring because of their hardness, but for putting some hate on a heavy bag they work amazing.

These are quality but are massive. Would not recommend for small person

I got these gloves as a beginner in muay thai. I read that some people thought the gloves were tighter than usual, and I felt that too. However, I found a solid solution to this issue. If you store the gloves when your not using them with the velcro as tight as it goes (cinched down), it breaks them in, and feels way more comfy, especially with wraps on. Before I used this, my hands were in pain after a 1 hour session, and now the gloves feel perfect, not too tight, or too loose. If you break these gloves in properly, they will feel amazing. Hayabusa is a great, reputable brand with solid products, and I would definitely buy these again. Great value for money.

At first, being clueless about companies that make boxing equipment led me to choose something I at least recognized: Everlast. And those gloves were just fine. These are MUCH better. The moment you put these on you can feel how strong and well made they are. In person they look even better than the pictures. Every detail from how they look to the wrist support (epic), elastic (stretchy yet tough), velcro closure (seriously perfect), and the thumb fabric that you can totally use to wipe sweat off, gently swipe hair away from your face, and is firm enough to press the change song button on your headphones. Now, I’m all in for Hayabusa! Future purchases? Yes! The matching boxing shoes? Absolutely! On a performance level these actually step up your game for you. The quality is remarkable to the point that it makes me want to box even more. My other gloves are going in the donation pile. Be sure the check the sizing guide (it’s easy) and then go for it. These are winners through and through!

If you care about your sparring partners get these ! These S4 Hayabusa Gloves have super springy bounce back when you hit someone. Look at the photo to see how much springy foam there is ! It's like 2 plus inches ! No one complains about a hard shot. These are even better than my Hayabusa T 3 by a long shot. Better than my RDX 16oz. They are even better than my Fairtex BG 5 16 oz. leather Gloves. My friend has used his S4's 2-3 times a week for 2 years and they look and feel brand new ! These are absolutely the Best Boxing Glove I ever used for "sparring". They feel light for 16 oz. and really protect my forearms when getting kicked in Muay Thai. If your looking for a great 'sparring glove" these are an incredible value...! If your a big clinch fighter in Muay Thai you would need the Fairtex BG 5's or the like. But for striking and blocking punches and kicks these are the best value and safest for your sparring partners !

I'm fairly new to boxing and am definitely not a subject matter expert but have used a few pairs of training gloves and these are by far my favorites. The first couple of times I hit the heavy bag with them they definitely felt tight and weird (for lack of a better term) but they broke in quickly and are now my go-to gloves for heavy bag work. These provide much more wrist support than my Sanabul training gloves and are snug but comfortable on my 5'11 male-sized hands. Honestly I cannot tell what on earth all the people who left 1 star reviews are talking about, as I have experienced none of it. That being said, I would have rated this product 2 or 3 stars had I written the review after my first heavy bag session, when they were not properly broken in. Other training gloves I've used have felt more or less "natural" right out of the box, while these definitely take some time. I love my new gloves! Also, for what it's worth, they look much prettier than my old ones, and the wine color is pretty baller! That being said if you are looking for a nice pair of training gloves, the Sanabul Essentials glove is also a good choice for heavy bag sessions. I believe they are considerably cheaper than these gloves, but won't do much to support your wrist so wrap your hands well :)