Splinting is the foam structure that runs from your knuckles, over the top of the back of your hand and over your wrist. This, combined with the exclusive dual closure system, prevents misalignment from awkward bends that can occur during a strike.

We developed and patented the most versatile closure system in the industry. Lace-up gloves are often recognized as the greatest fit a glove can offer, so we designed something that gives you that same fit but without the hassle. The fully adjustable Dual-X™ closure system uses two opposing interlocking straps that allow you to customize the fit to your specific needs. This creates hand and wrist stabilization for the best protection and injury prevention.

Our proprietary foam composition was designed to protect and last. Each layer of foam serves a different purpose when absorbing and dissipating the impact force of a punch. We defined the optimal structure by testing dozens of foam properties, thicknesses, layerings, and more. Top universities produced scientific data on the various combinations, and we utilized this information to develop the ideal in terms of performance and protection.

Tried and tested ergonomics. Hayabusa's T3 natural thumb position, pocket-size, and overall design deliver the most comfortable, secure fit of any boxing glove. It was developed over several years of testing and feedback from professional fighters, trainers, and boxers around the world.

We understand the need to protect your gloves from becoming unusable due to smell. That's why we use XT2 fabric technology. It contains natural silver that helps combat odor to keep the gloves smelling better, for longer.

Designed improve every boxer's experience while they train, the wipe-away sweat thumb is a soft material covering the thumb area of every glove so you can clear your face of sweat. Our gloves are the only product on the market with this unique feature.

The engineered leather used in T3 gloves is our strongest, most resistant material available. It's even more durable than real leather — In 2017 the University of Cincinnati put various materials through a barrage of rigorous tests. 'Vylar' engineered leather stood above all else, proving to be the most resistant material for combat equipment.