Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves for Men and Women Wrist and Knuckle Protection, Dual-X Hook and Loop Closure, Splinted Wrist Support, 5 Layer Foam Knuckle Padding

I bought the Fairtex BGV1 gloves first and had a ton of knuckle pain (more in my right hand than left, but had pain on both sides) everytime I used them. The material on the outside also appeared to be thin.The Fairtex gloves do look great and I was excited about using them, but the knuckle pain was too much to ignore. Even after giving 2 weeks between sessions, the pain would come back. Really disappointed, especially after reading the great Fairtex reviews from everyone. I tried different hand wraps, quick wraps, extra wrapping, etc before switching away from the Fairtex gloves.I ended up buying the Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves to replace the Fairtex gloves along with extra long Gold brand wraps, and there was a immediate difference, no more knuckle pain, even after doing multiple sessions a week.The quality of these gloves is simply better, from the knuckle protection, to internal lining, outside material, to the wrist wrap, and fit and so on. There's a night and day difference between the free gym gloves and Fairtex BGV1 gloves (both 16 ozs).I'm no expert, but, if you've experienced knuckle pain, I would give these a shot. These gloves got me back to Muay Thai training immediately after using them. I don't have to ice anymore and take two weeks off in between to recover.This product definitely matches the positive reviews!

Best bag gloves I've ever bought, please don't use for sparring. I've been using these heavily for two to three hours a day for about 5 years now and there is no wear and tear at all, the impact area of the leather hasn't even deformed, which is very uncommon. Great wrist support, very sturdy.

These are the best gloves that I've personally used or owned. I use them for sparring and for bag work. I bought the 16oz. They feel totally secure and safe. My wrist, knuckles, and hands feel SUPER protected. You can hit really hard with these with minimal impact to your fists or wrists. The splints make it practically impossible for your wrists to bend, especially in addition to your hand wraps, and the double straps allow you to tighten it to your desired level. These things are awesome, really. The black and gold looks super bad@ass too. I would recommend these for advanced level and beginner level as well. Beginners don't have their technique and fundamentals down yet, so these would protect them and allow them to train and learn safely. If they're going to take it seriously, you might as well get gloves that are legit, instead of messing around with flimsy cheaper beginner gloves that allow the possibility of injury. For advanced trainers, these gloves have all the comfort and safety functions needed to train as hard as you want, whether it be sparring or hours of bag work. The thumbs allow you to wipe sweat also, which I've quickly realized is a huge underestimated added bonus. They are well worth the price. You can tell that as soon as you open them. Only one little minor "gripe", or "suggestion", is that I wish they came with their own carry bag, so I didn't have to just throw them in my training bag with everything else, but I will purchase one. The quality of these is top notch, but whenever they do wear out I'll be buying another pair for sure.

My wife is very petite, 4' 10" & 87 Lbs., but she boxes a weight class above as she hits very hard for her size. She has had these gloves in 10 Oz., for nearly two years and trains approx. 4 hours a week with her MMA instructor, and they fit her very small wrists and hands very well, and provide excellent support to her wrists (as long as both wrist straps are tight). And, they help her maintain proper alignment of her wrists and fists, to minimize the risks of wrist injury.As of this writing, they show virtually no signs of wear, and are still as comfortable as the day she started using them. Although they are expensive, we think they've proven their worth in both minimizing wrist injuries as well as their comfort and durability. We just wish we could find this same size in a 14 Oz. weight, as her instructor wants her to increase the weight to increase the strength and development of her shoulders and arms, which will increase the impact of her strikes.Update, it has now been nearly three years and my wife still loves these gloves. They are still holding up really well, the only sign of wear is the elastic wrist strap that tightens around the wrist and then attaches via velcro closure is starting to show some decrease in elasticity and there are very small cracks in the simulated leather around a few areas of the stitching.We even found a pair of weighted gloves that fit under these that increase the total weight to 17 Oz.total per glove, so she is now training with the equivalent of a heavy full-size glove.We still think these are worthy of a five-star rating and believe they are a good value when considering the hundreds of hours my wife has trained with them, and they're still comfortable and supportive and holding up really well.

Been boxing for nearly 10 years and went thru a lot of gloves and so far these are the best gloves I’ve had. Great quality. Amazing gloves all around for beginners and pros. The back of the wrist/hand is sturdy and will not bend your wrist back for a potential injury, is great job preventing it. Little price but honestly worth it. I have 2 pairs 10oz and 16oz love them so much.

The gloves offer great wrist support and knucle protection, the materials are good in general but the thumb area though useful becomes dirty fast which is kind of expected due to the color of the gloves. Otherwise the gloves are comfortable and my hand fits well with the handwraps.