S4 Boxing Gloves - Sparring & Muay Thai

So far, I love these gloves. I purchased 12oz. They are exactly as pictured. Solid feel, snug, but are light to wear and offer a bit of roomieness in top of glove where fingers/knuckles sit. Great durability, padding, and protection. The glove exterior is leather, but the thumb is made of suede, which is a nice feature, offering a beautiful, high end appearance and feel. No odor thus far. I researched dozens of gloves and couldn't be happier I selected these. Female, 5"2', 120lbs, petite. Small hands.

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 :)

I've been using the basic entry level gloves found at any sporting goods stores for 20 years. Usually in the $30-$40 range. Although those particular gloves have started to incorporate modern features such as wrist support and breathable palms, my hands still felt unsupported. I finally got the balls to treat myself and upgrade my gloves to something better and I'm glad I did. This upgrade was long overdue. After one workout with these Hayabusa gloves and my hands felt like they were fully supported all around. From wrist to finger tips, my hands felt at home, safe, and fully supported. These gloves felt like I was fighting with clouds on my hands. I could've gone 10 or 12 more rounds on the heavy bag. Usually I'm worried about my hands sliding around in my gloves, or afraid that my wrist will tweak even with the built in wrist support with the other gloves. I cannot say enough. I realize that these may only be a few steps up from my "Everlost" gloves. These are probably an entry level Hayabusa glove if I'm not mistaken..S4 series? Still. SO worth the upgrade. They are well constructed and are very supportive of MY hands and wrists. Very pleased. Delivery was prompt and arrived a day earlier than expected!!! Thank you!

These aren't bad gloves to start with if you're just getting into combat sports. It has sufficient support in the wrist and decent padding in the contact area. It's well priced and won't break the bank. Here are a few things I didn't like about my 16 oz glove after 12 months of usage, 3 to 4 times a week. - it is a little roomy in the palm area, I'm of average build and there is a lot of play in the fist area when I have the glove on with wraps. - the wrist support is insufficient as you start throwing more power shots. It may have loosened up over time, but you'll want to move on to something new once you start sparring. - the velour(?) On the thumb is nice at first but starts to stink over time as you use it to wipe your sweat. I wipe my gloves down after every training session and there is still a noticable odor. Also mine started pilling at month 7 and it feels like it's scratching my face when I wipe. - The stitching that holds the hook portion of the velcro strap is starting to come undone. Not sure if it's fixable. Again, this is a glove I would recommend to people just starting out or have big hands. I would consider other options if you are more seasoned.

Ive had these for 2 years and use them 3 times a week. They've held up better and longer than the many different brand name gloves I've used. It took a few sessions to get them to fit with wraps on my hands, but they formed to my hands beautifully. The wrist support is strong, the lining is well manufactured. I may have a small hole forming in the lining of the thumb of one glove after using them rigorously for 2 years, but other than that-perfect! They still have a lot of life in them but if they ever wear out or fall apart, I will definitely get another pair of these gloves.

As described

Bought these in 14 oz and so far they’ve been the best pair of training gloves I’ve owned. A little too stiff at first but after the initial break in period(took a couple of weeks of consistent use) they’re perfect. Provides just the right balance of protection for your hands and wrists while maintaining a good fit. They’ve been very durable through the rigorous training sessions, whether it’s mitt or bag work, light sparring, clinch drills, or ground and pound drills. The only complaint is they’re slightly less breathable than other gloves that I’ve owned. Other than that, they’re great for any striking training.

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.

Had them a year now. Tight fit with wraps which is annoying but lasted well. The quality inside are much better than entry level. I hand washed them and the inside is slightly nudged from its original placement but they smell brand new now. Sued thumb needs cleaning as it collects sweat too so keep that in mind. I love these gloves and I’d buy them again.

Excellent

Están muy cómodos los guantes, son algo apretados con las vendas pero eso mismo hace que me sienta segura con ellos, y el color está increíble 🩷

Che dire? Marca poco conosciuta nelle varie palestre ma se chiedete alle persone giuste, vidiranno che HAYABUSA è un'ottima marca per questa pratica sportiva. Sono sincero sono rimasto veramente sbalordito della qualità, della comodità e delle rifiniture di questi guantoni, per la mia esperienza sembra di avere su dei guantoni PRO ad un prezzo davvero irrisorio... Ho anche altri guantoni entry level di altre marche e non hanno la stessa qualità e prestazione. Il colore viola potrà sembrare particolare, ma credetemi fa la sua sporca figura!!!

Son buenos guantes, con buena protección de nudillos y muñeca y estaba muy contento con ellos. El problema ha sido que al cabo de año y medio (de bastante uso, eso sí) la microfibra del pulgar ha empezado a desgarrarse. Por el precio que tienen desearía que aguantasen algo más de tiempo.