Description
- A NEW STANDARD FOR BEGINNER BOXING GLOVES: A boxing glove that checks all of the boxes, from protection and comfort to durability and fit. Comfortable and supportive the moment you put them on, featuring PU leather construction, nylon lining, and a mesh palm to ensure the S4 will stand up to high-intensity workouts week after week, month after month.
- BUILT FOR COMFORT WITH A TAILORED FIT: The pre-curved ergonomic pocket, grip bar and proper thumb position ensure proper fist closure and alignment — sizes 10 oz 12 oz, 14 oz, and 16 oz.
- SUPPORT YOU CAN TRUST: The single strap works in tandem with the splinted wrist support to deliver a secure, protective fit that prevents risky and damaging bends
- PADDED KNUCKLE PROTECTION: Most starter gloves don’t fully protect your hands. S4 delivers splinted wrist support and cushioning foam to keep you properly protected while you hone your technique.
- PACKAGE CONTENTS: 1 pair of S4 Boxing Gloves. S4 is perfect for training, sparring, kickboxing, combat sports, taekwondo, kickboxing, MMA, muay thai, and martial arts.
cam –
I’ve been through a lot of different gloves at different price points, these are by far the best clubs I own. I love the extra rist supported gives as well. Very comfortable and well made.
Beanie77 –
These are perfect for my cardio boxing class. They are more substantial than the other cheaper options. The teal is so pretty and bright!!!! Tons of padding so they feel and look great!
ATD –
My favorite bag gloves are those that give proper feedback after striking the bag or pads. They hit more or less “square” and have minimal slipping or rolling against the striked surface. They grip the striked surface momentarily and provide a slight bounce for follow up strikes. The Hayabusa S4 is all of this plus more. These gloves also provide good padding/protection for my fists and fits very well (14 oz for me) over them even with longer hand wraps. Easily my current favorite gloves for bag or padwork today.
Matt –
Weiter so
Amazon Customer –
Amazing gloves for price and quality is amazing
Chick Lam –
Best quality boxing products that I have received.
Abdulhamid abdu –
Very confortable gloves, good quality. I did not receive the hand towel and hand wrap as described.
Cole Thompson –
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 🙂
Ryan –
Excelente producto, aunque tardó un poco para llegar (2 semanas aprox) los guantes son de una excelente calidad, una protección a nudillos muy buena, protección a las muñecas excelente.
Quedan un poco apretados de inicio, llevo 2 semanas usándolos y han ido aflojando un poco, sin embargo una vez puestos, son muy cómodos y bien acolchonados.
Diseño muy bueno y los materiales se ven resistentes. Mi tipo de entrenamiento es medio.
Ray Renna –
Perfect for anyone. I am a first time boxer and have been very happy with the quality and comfort. Easy to put on and take off.
MFW –
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.
Aldo Agreda –
Ottimi guantoni, belli a vedersi, però vestono stretto
Ryan –
Hayabusa makes a great glove for this price range. I have a pair of these, Twins, Fairtex and Yokkoa. These gloves were the cheapest price and hold up against any of the other brands. Great for padwork, bagwork and sparring. Solid wrist support. I’ve had these 3 years now and they’re still solid, no cracking on the material and have kept their shape!