HAYABUSA T3 vs RIVAL RS11V
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Boxing glove comparison HAYABUSA T3 vs RIVAL RS11V.
Eric Wahlin has competed in combat sports most of his life. In MMA, he's won and defended Utah's Steelfist Pro Light-Heavyweight Title and has fought in both the Ultimate Fighter and Bellator.
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This is by far my favorite Velcro glove. Rival wrist lock technology does a better job of securing your wrist than most gloves in my opinion. Very balanced, and the padding provides a good amount of protection without taking the pop out of your punches.
I picked up those silver rs11v's (16oz) this past June (after using fairtex for 2.5 years). I will never buy fairtex again. Rs11v is legit.
Awesome thanks for the info.
I agree, fairtex was my first pair and my hands always used to hurt from how tight it is. But since using rs11v just amazing!!
I agree. I have the same pair. My rs11’s haven’t shown ANY wear or tear.
Depending on the model, Fairtex is a decent starter glove, very reliable, but does not compare to RS11v
nice channel, I haven't bought new gloves in 5-7 years, had a 16oz pair of winning, some Rival sparring gloves and fairtex thai style. Just ordered the Hayabusa Thanos gloves excited to break them in. Its great to get a lot of these comparisons
Any feedback on the Gloves?
@@ColdSpiritPlays they're pretty great, great padding, nice wrist support, the designs look great and had some good training and sparring rounds no issues with peeling or fading. nothing negative to say at all.
@@Tyler2Wheel some say that their wrists hurt after training.
I am in doubt if I buy these or pay the extra for the rivals (I am in Europe, so it costs a bit more).
@@ColdSpiritPlays just today, had two hour kickboxing class, one of the thanos infinity stones fell off.. I was throwing heat I guess lol. so I used my rival gloves
@@Tyler2Wheel how about the sweat absorption inside the glove? I have the Hayabusa T3 and those are amazing but I spend a lot of time drying them after each training session and now that the thumb tissue tore a little bit I'm thinking about buying some Rival glove instead of the T3 again only because this problem. I think the Thanos ones have the same interior as de classic T3, I don't know about the Rival ones
I had the HAYABUSA T3 and Now I jave the RS11V.... RIVAL... WITHOUT HESITATION!
Sure. but why!?? Why is what people want to know........
Hey mate. First of all, I like the wrist support, even though Hayabusas are known for good wrist support, I find the RIVALS more comfortable and EASIER to adjust. It takes longer to adjust the T3's. Then,the padding, this is a personal preference, the T3s are THICK for my preference, which I reckon is good for beginners, when you are more experienced, I like the feeling of a more realistic punch, rather than punching with the feeling of having a thick cushion on the padding area. When hitting body punches to hard punching bags (not water bags), I found the RIVAs WAY MORE COMFORTABLE!. Check more comments about these two, you'll find that advanced boxers go for RIVALS for sure. Never seen a professional boxer training on Hayabusas (not saying they are bad though) Hope this helps, mate! Cheers @@paradiseholi
@@juanelocastaneda I've just recovered from fucked up wrists, which are better from the wrist protection stand point?
These are my favourite gloves I've owned. Going to buy another pair when they go on sale. Rival rs11v are the best in lime green combo
For Mitts/Bagwork is the Hayabusa t3, or Rival Intellishock gloves a better glove?
Rival are supposed to be a sparing glove right? How it feels when it hits someone. I have a T3 (leather) and some ppl complain of being a but stiff.
What glove would you say has the best/thickest padding. I have the rivals rs11v in 16oz and 18oz. Would you say the hayabusa has more padding?
Is it 14 or 16oz for bob xl and workout? Thanks. My 7.5inch so it's the end 14oz and beginning 16oz😅
I was about to buy the Hayabysa Kanepki which you said is basically the same as T3. I was going to buy it for the excellent wrist support. But now your saying that his Rival glove has even better wrist support?
Yes, the Rival RS11V has the best wrist support.
What about RB10’s?
Hey bro does the good rsv11 have a different kind of textured leather on it than the silver? I’ve seen different photos and it appears that the sliver has a smoother finish to it while the gold leather seem to wrinkle a bit differently
The rs11v is a sparring glove, but can you use it as an all-around training glove and use it as your main bag glove as well?
Yes, for sure.
Had t3s, hate them. They're under my bed. Just bought fortress ss lace up. Hurt like hell. I'm 130 kg and punch like a truck. Might try rival.
what's wrong with the t3
@@shushhhl6597 Did you find out?
I got rival rs11v instead of the t3s. rs11v is amazing@@eyeofsauron2812
Can you use the RS11vs on the heavy bag? I spar but only rarely using head guards 3 mins max. Rest of my boxing class is on the bags.
I do, I can’t tell the difference between the bag version and the sparring version.
Hayabusa boxing gloves designs are amazing, but they have textures.
the textures are legal?
In my opinion, the textures are a danger for the boxer because they can cause unnecessary cuts.
What are your top 5 gloves please?
I’m confused on the sizing. According to the website I need 18oz. My hand measures 9” max circumference. I’m only 5ft 7 my hands seem like an average size but 18oz? Really.
Just use 16oz for sparring and whatever u want on bag
Double Valcros always a deal breaker.
How is the thumb attached?
Rival RS11V is webed and Hayabusa T3 is not. Good question I need to remember to point that out next time I do a comparison.
Rival inner lining is the best place for bacteria 😂. It's made of cloth and your sweat will dry out very long. Eventually they get stinky. Hayabusa have inner lining made of silver and it works preventing bacteria grow. My best gloves that dont stink, winning, hayabusa, dinardo.
What about wrist protection though? Which is supperior in protecting?
@@eyeofsauron2812 hayabusa T3 if you really care about your wrist. Rival gloves are good but the bag gloves synthetic leather is hard as rock (i had rb11). If you're a hard hitter and your heavybag is stiff, those combinations will cause tendonitis eventually.
Hayabusa T3, best wrist protection, soft leather and medium density padding, silver lining is good for antibacteria.
If you don't like hayabusa, get lace up gloves above $100 usually have good wrist protection.
On the contrary, hayabusa stinks like skunk. It hardly dries out.
@@cuneyt9257 use a dehumidifier after training.
@@cuneyt9257 try winning, you will be amazed. use a dehumidifier inside a plastic container.
your gloves will never get stinky
Z - like Russia💪