HayabusaElite Quick Wraps - Boxing & Martial Arts Hand Wraps - Black

Love them! I have 2 pairs and there holding up nicely even after 5 months of light use.

Very happy with theseSize medium. I’m 5”’11 210 and yes I got a medium. Small hands. Fit great and snug, awesome padding layer, not too bulky, not too thin. Long wraps, awesome protection. Glad I chose these and didn’t listen to the bad reviews

I have a lot of Hayabusa products. These wraps confuse me. The only pro is that the gel padding is really great and sits in the right spot. However, the material is low quality mesh with cheap stitching. The worst part though, is the wrap itself. My wraps were attached two different ways, so "this side down" was actually the wrong way on one insert. The wraps are also too long for quick wraps. The worst thing about the wraps is the velcro. The velcro doesn't stretch with the rest of the wrap so it bunches up and makes an uneven ridge where the velcro attaches.Overall, I'm going back to the RDX quick wraps. Such a shame.

Good fit especially for small hands with longer wrap than others (140cm).This is my first time buying quick hand wrap gloves because I'm always a bit late for class. As others have said, this is not an exact replacement for full hand wraps which do a lot more to fit to your hand and brace the wrist depending on your wrapping technique. My intention is to hit softer when I use these, but still be able to work on endurance and technique rather than power. Though a caveat is I have not yet tried these on a heavy bag, so I will update after I have. I have very small, child-size hands, though they are 17cm in circumference.I tried 3 different brands. Padding seems similarly thick, and boxing gloves are definitely still needed for hitting a heavy bag. For these, I like the thin mesh design which makes the glove fit every part of my hand much more snug than others. Too thick or stiff of glove fabric feels like it gets in the way of having a secure wrap. The wrap is also way longer (140cm compared to 80cm or 100cm). I feel only using the wrap around the wrist (pictured) doesn't brace the wrist for impact well enough, and crossing across the wrist (also pictured) is necessary. With the length of this wrap, I'm able to get an extra loop crossing the wrist and an extra loop wrapping the wrist on the bottom compared to a 80cm one. I'll aim to circle back in a few months about effectiveness and durability.

These are okay. The functionality and comfort is there, but the durability is very lacking. Immediately out of the packaging, the wrist wrap was starting to fray a little. Nothing bad, just aesthetically unpleasant. But after a couple wears, the seams of the mesh on the glove itself started coming apart and now there's a big hole on the inside wrist seam. I haven't tried fixing it, but I'm not sure if the mesh will hold up if I hand sew it. After only a couple wears, I'm a little disappointed.

They are good for when ur not going 100% which is what I had in mind to do their good. Like even when using 80% of my power. The haybusa gloves come with good wrist support anyway.

After just one session, the thum sawing is coming out loose. Needs to be reinforced.

Very supportive and much easier than boxing hand wraps. Great quality.