Focus Mitts / Pads

Hayabusa PTS3 Focus Mitts

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Product details checked against available sources.

Specifications

Pad shapeA teardrop shape, which the manufacturer states helps avoid unwanted wrist torque from potential miss-hits.
MaterialNot confirmed
Closure systemNot confirmed
Padding constructionA reinforced spine, which the manufacturer states helps maintain the pad's curve and prevent foam breakdown.
Available sizesOne size
Fit notesThe manufacturer's own product page states: "The right size for any type of training."
Research-based editorial assessment

Our verdict

Teardrop-shaped focus mitts from Hayabusa, designed, Hayabusa says, to reduce wrist torque on miss-hits.

Hayabusa's UK site (hayabusafight.co.uk) describes a teardrop pad shape engineered to reduce wrist torque on miss-hits, and a reinforced spine that keeps the pad's curve. The mitts come in 'One size'.

Best suited to

Buyers who want ergonomic, teardrop-shaped focus mitts from an established maker.

Consider skipping if

You want to know what the mitts are made of, or how they fasten, before you buy: neither is confirmed.

The Fight Store editorial assessment
  • Protection3 out of 5
  • Comfort4 out of 5
  • Materials & ConstructionNot ratedNot enough evidence
  • Value3 out of 5

Research-based editorial ratings — not customer reviews.

Pros

  • A distinctive teardrop shape that Hayabusa says is engineered to reduce wrist torque on miss-hits
  • A reinforced spine to keep the pad's curve and resist foam breakdown, per Hayabusa
  • Sold in "One size", which Hayabusa calls the right size for any type of training

Cons

  • Hayabusa doesn't state the material, and how the mitts fasten isn't confirmed

Why we rated it this way

Protection (3): Hayabusa describes a reinforced spine that helps the pad keep its shape: the normal level for a focus mitt. It doesn't state the material.

Comfort (4): the confirmed teardrop shape is a distinctive ergonomic feature, which Hayabusa says is designed to reduce wrist torque. That makes it a real differentiator, not just marketing language.

Materials & Construction (Not rated): Hayabusa documents a reinforced spine but doesn't state the mitt's outer material, so there isn't enough to rate its build.

Value (3): A mid-range price for a teardrop-shaped mitt with a reinforced spine, per Hayabusa, which is what mitts at this price normally offer.

Sources

  • Manufacturer — Hayabusa's own (US-facing) product page - confirms pad shape, construction, and sizing. A UK-specific page was subsequently confirmed - see separate source entry.
  • Manufacturer — Hayabusa's own UK site, manually verified - product page and price confirmed.

Methodology: research-based (not hands-on tested) · How we review products

Last reviewed 2026-10-01 · Last verified 2026-10-01

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