Hayabusa S4 Boxing Gloves for Men and Women
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The industry standard is to choose gloves of the right weight, and different manufacturers adhere to different standards, whether they are textile or clothing manufacturers. I have small hands (I am 5'7" @ 185lbs, so yes I am fat), but I wanted to work out with heavier gloves, so I ordered 16 ounce gloves but they were too big. I ended up getting 12 ounce gloves as they fit better and were So far, my experience with Hayabusa S4 Training Gloves has been positive.
All gloves have the same fit on the inside. The size refers to the thickness of padding that is provided by the gloves. A 16 oz pad is typically used for sparring and comes in thicker padding. In most cases, 12 oz is used for bags and smaller applications. If you use 16s for both, your workout gets a little more intense and you build more stamina in your arms (keep 'em up) Don't be afraid to ask at your gym if in doubt!
It's not my job to work for the company but I need to keep checking.
Seeing as how I received black gloves with red wraps, I assume that this does indeed represent the standard color for all gloves. The quick wraps that they have when in stock will be a better alternative.
Selected User Reviews For Hayabusa S4 Boxing Gloves for Men and Women
Given the brand name and reputation of this glove, I expected great things to come from this product. First of all, I wanted some cheaper gloves that gave my hands some cushion first of all, the 16 oz L are already way too snug for a small guy like me who is just 5'10 205 and there is not even enough cushion for me to go at the heavybags. As I have Sanabul boxing gloves that are leaking insulation and falling apart, I prefer these more comfortable gloves with better punch absorbing abilities. The 16 oz. large glove is too heavy for anyone over 165 lbs. I would recommend you pass on this glove. Also, getting struck with these probably hurts more than being hit with a barehanded 2x4 in the face. These gloves are very disappointing I was not even able to finish my session with them so I switched back to my old and falling apart Sanabul boxing gloves which somehow felt better to me.
Due to my use of the gloves more and the rave reviews of the Hayabusa T3, I thought I'd upgrade to a premium glove. They are every bit as good as the reviews indicated, and I'm sure they're as amazing as the reviews said It would have been nice to buy new gloves, but I wasn't ready to spend $140. They released an entry level model, which is great! There is a lot of padding all around the gloves, which makes them very snug. Wearing gel hand wraps with my other gloves is the norm for me But thanks to the padding on these gloves, I won't be wearing gloves or a wrap. A great wrist support was provided and the padding was excellent at absorbing impacts. The only time I use a heavy hand is when I'm punching the bag hard The next morning I felt no pain in my hands. It helps me rebound faster and hit harder when I use these gloves. A nice and balanced weight is also present. As an incentive in case I achieve my goals this year, I'm going to keep these for a little while before upgrading to the white Hayabusa T3.
These were purchased so I could stop using the ones they have there and have my own. I consider myself to be One pro I have is that it's made with that suede material on the thumb. One con It's been a couple weeks since I last wore them and I have yet to break them in.
They have a wrist support bar running the length of each glove until the edge of each My wrists just flex down. I suppose it is supposed to be wrist support, but it just does that. I doubt I would be able to break that part in, so I can't guess what material it As I have larger than normal hands, using wraps (which did not come with gloves) makes it nearly impossible for me to squeeze my hand into a glove. Squeezing my hand into a glove ruins the wraps. There is a problem with the thumb placement. This might be caused by the larger size of my hands, but the hand hurts only where the thumb meets the palm, not in comparison to other gloves I've As you punch, your knuckles will scrape inside the glove. Making a fist would be the kind of knuckle you want. But knuckles on your fingers. only part that fits perfectly is the part where your thumb rests. I'm not sure what material is inside the glove. Not only does your hand not fit flush on top of the glove, you can grasp the glove or squeeze to make a fist, but the material merely scrapes against the Here are the two ways to do it On the light punching end, my fingers bleed all over the glove if I use these more than 3x per week. There are no words to describe how terrible these are. Although I have no idea of how they can make a glove, I can't comprehend how they can sell this or for whom they are designed. Just stick to well-known brands or ask professionals who are well-versed in the field for assistance. It feels like I was taken advantage of.
The 21. 04 method was used. The 5-star reviews, the company name, and the ad led me to believe I would be buying a pair of gloves that would last. This has not been A nice looking glove with good wrist support, but with some quality issues a small chip on one glove, the left thumb fitting is extremely tight, stitching on one glove has come out, and the gloves run a bit small (I ordered the 14 ounce). In the end, what you pay for is what you get. They will be returned to you.
It is an athlete of midlevel. As a starting boxer almost 11 years ago, I wished these gloves had existed at that time. These were given to someone who has only been boxing 2 months. I give them out more often now that I coach more often. It was the gloves that he loved most! There are areas where he and I are in agreement. Aside from offering excellent protection and support, it is unlike traditional boxing gloves in that it is thinner, smaller, and lighter, but still has a poofy feel to it, and it also lasts a long time and takes some time to There is one complaint he and I both had, which was that the thumb placement was curved in an unusual way compared to most boxing gloves, however, if you punch right you won't notice it. As a whole, I'd recommend these gloves over pretty much any other pair of gloves worth 60 bucks. out as my favorite brand for many reasons, and this is a great example! They will last you for years and you can even give them to someone who has been doing it for a while, as they will also love them. I really enjoyed your entry. Glove of a medium level.
Fitness gloves that are the best. It even came with wraps and a mesh bag for cleaning them. Using the gloves for UFC conditioning class. I was looking for a durable and comfortable glove. While trying to find the right glove, I've tried different brands such as Venum, Ringside, Revgear and Sanabul. This would include the usual uncomfortable "breaking in" period because of the tight fit, the irritating material that would tangle with my finger tips, and the rubbing off of It is solely based on use in a fitness class that is the subject of this review. For anything touching the floor, I won't be using my Cleto Reyes'. The large fit comfortably and I was satisfied with the quality. It has been three months since I have used these gloves and I have been very satisfied with the comfort and support. I even sparred with them. I ended up returning them just because they offered me a very nice feeling. I only bought these gloves for my fitness class and will try Haybusa's professional gloves once my Cleto's are done.
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