Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves
- Premium
- Intermediate
- Experienced
- Bag work
- Sparring
- General training
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Specifications
Suitable for
- Boxing
- Kickboxing
For training and sparring in kickboxing's contact disciplines, not point fighting. Hayabusa sells the T3 for bag work, pad work and sparring, with its Dual-X closure of two interlocking wrist straps. It comes in 10oz to 18oz, and Hayabusa suggests 14-18oz for partner drills and sparring. Its hook-and-loop closure matches WAKO's closure rule: kickboxing gloves fasten at the wrist with self-adhesive strips (WAKO Rules 2022, Art. 2.3.1.4). But Hayabusa does not describe it as a WAKO-approved or WAKO-labelled competition glove.
Our verdict
A synthetic-leather glove built around Hayabusa's Dual-X closure: two interlocking wrist straps with splinting for wrist support. Hayabusa positions it for intermediate and advanced boxers, for bag work, pad work and sparring.
Hayabusa's UK site still sells the T3 as a current glove, alongside its newer 'T3D' line. It describes a Vylar synthetic-leather outer, Deltra-EG foam knuckle protection and the Dual-X hook-and-loop closure, with what Hayabusa calls '4x Fusion Splinting' for wrist support.
This page covers the standard T3 with the Vylar outer. Hayabusa also sells the 'T3 Kanpeki', a separate version in genuine leather.
Intermediate and advanced boxers who want Hayabusa's two-strap wrist closure, for bag work, pad work and sparring.
You want genuine leather (see the Venum Giant 3.0 or the Cleto Reyes Traditional Training Gloves), or you're after Hayabusa's separate T3 Kanpeki, which this page doesn't cover.
Pros
- Hayabusa's Dual-X closure: two interlocking wrist straps with splinting for wrist support
- Sold from 10oz to 18oz, covering bag work through to sparring in one line
- Hayabusa positions it for intermediate and advanced boxers, recommending 14oz to 18oz for partner drills and sparring
Cons
- Synthetic 'Vylar' outer material, not genuine leather
- The wrist-support claims are Hayabusa's own description; there's no independent test of them
Why we rated it this way
Protection (4): Hayabusa pads the knuckles with Deltra-EG, a multi-layered foam, which puts it above the usual level for a training glove.
Comfort (4): Hayabusa's Dual-X closure, two interlocking wrist straps, is a distinctive fit feature beyond the normal standard for a training glove.
Materials & Construction (3): Hayabusa states a synthetic leather outer and its own two-strap Dual-X closure: the normal build for training gloves. Hayabusa doesn't describe the stitching or any palm reinforcement.
Value (3): A premium price for a synthetic outer, where leather is usual at this price. Hayabusa's two-strap Dual-X closure with wrist splinting goes beyond what gloves at this price usually have, so overall it matches its price.
Sources
- Manufacturer — Hayabusa's own UK product page - material, closure, weights, price.
- Authorised retailer — Title-matching Amazon UK listing; its current stock and price were not verified.
Methodology: research-based (not hands-on tested) · How we review products
Last reviewed 2026-10-01 · Last verified 2026-10-01