HAYABUSA VS CLETO REYES
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I'm constantly asked this question Reyes vs Hayabusa. It's time to settle it once and for all.
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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If you're getting gloves to inflict damage (fight), go with reyes. But if you're getting gloves for training and sparring, the Hayabusas will take care of you and your opponent better. That's what it comes down to.
Yeah but then u got guys in the gym with the Reyes n fair Tex gloves trying to hurt ppl
@@wowcrazy70 do fairtex's hit hard?
@@hahgotem9466 yeah so does title they don’t offer much protection like Hayabusa
@@wowcrazy70 oh i see. on a completely unrelated note should i get 14oz cletos for bag and pads?
im 60kgs and was worried bout the knuckle and wrist protection. my knuckles r pretty strong but i wish i could say the same for my wrists
@@hahgotem9466 I would definitely not recommend those boxing type gloves for anything besides sparring I’ve noticed such a big difference with the Hayabusa gloves my wrist is waaayy more stable n doesn’t hurt after sparring n bag work best 150 I spent I’m in nyc
The only thing we all agree is that Everlast sucks
I’ve been training with a pair of Reyes for about 6 years, still going strong. No big damage and still very comfortable. Like he mentions, they allow little movement in the wrist but with good hand wraps and good technique it shouldn’t be a risk of injury.
I’m about to buy another pair, luckily for me, here in Mexico we can get 14oz for about 100USD (2,000 pesos).
Bro WHERE?!? Im in Mexico rn just went to the local Reyes supplier.
3500 pesos for a 12oz White w mexican flag
@@serbernegromne1966 I got my red 14 oz cleto Reyes for $100(2,000pesos) from Mexico City, if u look up the adress it shows a place, it’s not an official store but u cn talk to the doorman through the mic that u wanna buy gloves and they’ll let u buy them if they hv the type u want
here in australia online it's $349 wtf
@@serbernegromne1966 I bought mine for like 140-150USD ( 16 oz training glove) in “mercado libre” like 2 years ago. But maybe that white with flag version is more limited than the regular ones
Looking for CR gloves in western mexico!
That velcro is such a valid point i wouldn’t even have thought of if you didnt say it. Thanks
On the Hayabusa you can leave the stretch strap attached and still slide your hand in. Once you use them for a while you'll miss how comfortable they are on the inside and how they feel on your wrist in my experience. I recently switched after getting about 3+ years out of my Hayabusa 5-6 days a week. They still look and work fine, but my right hand was a bit sore after a few rounds of big punches, but that may have been partly because I am coming back after not training in years. I switched to a cheap gloves but I miss the mentioned features for sure
totally understand, when both gloves are made with high quality it will come down to the small details during training.
Reyes extra padding is a great option as well, I have them there my favorite gloves
I feel like though if you want the most wrist support then just get lace ups. It’s super hard to get the T3s on by yourself. If you have people to help you get them on just get lace ups. Even at that I’m still just a huge fan of Cleto Reyes.
I just ordered a pair of Reyes red laced from shop a few mins ago after watching this vid. Any word on when you'll be getting in the tiger orange velcro?
One thing I’d disagree on is regarding which glove will put your opponent down, because I’ve stopped using the Hayabusa for sparring because I’m not that cruel. The Hayabusa’s padding is the stiffest I’ve owned (aside from rival d30, which is a bag gloves btw).
Aside from that, I just wanna say for anyone’s who’s interested that after using my Reyes for the last 2 years (longest lasting pair in terms of the inevitable “funk”), that I will never buy another pair from any other brand.
Although I’d like to see what winnings feel like, I can’t see myself dropping that much dough for gloves when I have zero complaints with my Reyes.
However I’ve been wanting to grab the winning full face headgear for quite some time now, because I tried on a buddies and I know for certain nothing compares to those:p
Hi dear im a boxing gear manufacturer i can give you best price and quality
I "grew up" using Fairtex in the 90's, as an adult I went with the Captain America Hayabusa because I am a Marvel fan. My boys use Venum (red Camo) and Hayabusa (S4). Can you do a Hayabusa vs. Fairtex vs. Venum, comparison video? Curious what your thoughts are. Thanks in advance!
Reyes is puncher gloves no padding palm part .Hayabusa is compact pillow gloves looks smaller than actual size it has a padding palm part good for muay thai/mma
I have small hands. Which one fits tighter?
what model of Reyes and colour is this one I like it!
Here in mexico, original Cleto Reyes are around 80-90 Usd
Great video thanks
Reyes all day long
No
What is the top of the line taekwondo sparring gear out??
Where is your store located?
What size are the Reyes please
T3 gloves 🧤 are amazing
I personally think the age old question has been Winning vs Reyes vs Grant. I know they’re all different price ranges, but I think all are known to be higher end boxing gloves. In my experience of owning both 16oz Reyes and Winning (only used for sparring), I have found that the Winnings are better for me. Personally they fit my hands snug, and they feel really light for 16oz gloves. I haven’t owned Grants, but people compare them to Winnings a lot.
Thankyou!!! nobody puts hayabusa and Reyes in the same sentence before except this videos. Reyes/Winning/Grant is toptier
I cant afford either but I enjoy listening :')
Do you have another pair of those Reyes Velcro in Orange? I'm interested in buying a pair
Do a review on the rivals..da blue ones back der look cool
In need of a Velcro pair. Take away price. Cleto Reyes vs winning for boxing purposes only. Which do you recommend
Reyes are great for damage and punching abilities winning are great for being safe with you and sparring
Traditional Reyes versus extra padding Reyes which do you guys think is better..... I have large hands and I can't decide cuz I've never owned a pair of either 🤔.......
Extra padding is obviously better but it doesn't have as many colors, especially for big hands
Are the Reyes the yellow or orange ones ?
Thanks for your review - can you comment on something I've heard about the T3s elsewhere? 1. People say they're not a good sparring glove because they feel so solid, and 2. People have said the support and padding in the LX feels a little uneven or different from the regular T3. What are your thoughts?
I'd be interested in a reply to this too
I can say the t3 is solid and amazing. The marvel hulk gloves, something is different about them from the regular t3. I love marvel so had to get the 16oz hulks! The regular t3 because wanted to own a nice 10oz. Do you mean as far as being nice to a sparring partner? I’d stay away from marvel. They have a tough shell with coarse stitching and layers. At least the hulks do. The regular t3 are stiff on support but average on shell.
im trying to decide between the t3s and some fighting s2 gel training gloves any help?
@The Last1 awsome lmk how they feel
For me, the choice was close. As a boxer, I followed your advice. Could not be happier. Very helpful review.
Why not both, I got 14oz hayabusa for bag work, and reyes for sparring
Thanks for your video
I'm a MMA and Muay Thai Fighter. I prefer 8 oz Reyes gloves for mitt work when it comes to boxing training i love the feedback from the gloves when I punch. But I like the 16 oz Hayabusa gloves for sparring they protect your sparring partner better and your hands and it's easier to clinch with them.
That's some good insight, definitely something to consider.
Please make a review video about the cleto reyes extra padding 🙏. Is it worth it for kickboxing style?
You better go with thailand gloves or hayabusa T3
Great vid! Do you think the wrist support on the hyabusa is substantial? I get wrist pain occasionally on the heavy bag
Thanks!
I get wrist and hand strains after my classes but i must say, the Hayabusa T3's are perfect for me! Deffo worth the money if youre concerned about your hands/wrist. The double lock straps are essential and they fit snug! They feel like theyre already broken in when you get them.
Its the best thing i have bought! My wrist feel so much better
Late to the party here but I was experiencing the same thing. Hand and wrist is pain is gone (so far). The hayabusas do feel a little clunky. Takes a little getting used to. But overall great glove. Excellent quality.
Okay, not a boxer, but I went through a lot of wrist injuries both in Martial arts and Football.
Get stiff tape bandage on your wrists. It is very similar to the tape for hockey sticks and it should be used with a very thin foam undertape. That thing saves wrists like nothing else. And I believe it is also used for profesional boxing as a full hand tape.
Personally, I never liked how it felt to tape my hands in between my fingers, I loose cirsulation easily, but with tape I can leave my fingers alone and still have great support in the whole fist and wrist
I always liked cleto Reyes even though they got the Velcro gloves I always go for the lace gloves
Would you do a review on my gloves?
Do you have an online link to buy from fear from your store?
Sorry no I don't.
Hello, may I ask if the magic carpet gloves with height of 171, weight of 77, and CLETO REYES 12oz are too small? Still need to use 14oz size, thank you
Always train in 16oz. My 11 year uses 16oz. The oz of gloves doesn’t Have anything to do with your size.
@@danamcwhite I understand, thank you for your explanation, 😊
I got a 14oz bc the weight on reyes. Its actually 15oz. Maybe 16oz
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:33 🥊 *Los guantes Hayabusa T3LX y Cleto Reyes cuestan alrededor de $180 y son populares en diferentes disciplinas de combate.*
01:01 💪 *Hayabusa es conocido por su doble correa y soporte de muñeca, mientras que Cleto Reyes se destaca por golpes nítidos y flexibilidad en la muñeca.*
02:09 🥊 *Hayabusa se siente mejor en el interior, pero Cleto Reyes ofrece un mayor impacto y rebote en los golpes.*
03:04 🥊 *Los boxeadores tienden a preferir Cleto Reyes, mientras que los practicantes de Muay Thai y MMA tienden a inclinarse hacia Hayabusa.*
03:46 ⏩ *La elección entre ambos guantes depende de la comodidad y la rapidez de ponerlos; Cleto Reyes con velcro es más rápido de poner y quitar.*
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Great video. Do you recommend Hayabusa T3 or Rival rs11v?
I have the T3 and love them. Great for pad work and heavy bags. I’ve heard that it’s not so fun for sparring
Both are great gloves but the rivals are better for sparring and the busas are better for all around/bag work
RIVAL generally separate their gloves for different uses. I actually have the RS11V and use it primarily for sparring and very occasional bag and mitt work. I also have the Intelli-Shock RB10 which I primarily use for bag and mitt work which is what it's designed for.
For anyone in the comments right now that is new to boxing, this is not a good video to go off of. Reason being that the gloves shown are only for bag work and Mitt work, not for sparring. they use a special style of glove called "sparring gloves" that designed to be used to spar with for a reason. I own the Hayabusa T3 LX italian leather and it feels amazing when I'm hitting the heavy bag or simply doing mit work. I also have laced hayabusa sparing gloves that feel a whole lot diffrent for HEAVY BAG gloves. Please do not use bag/mit gloves in a sparring session to avoid injury to yourself and others.
-Damien (5 years of boxing, 2 years of Mixed Martial Arts, 3 years of No-Gi Brazilian Jiujitsu)
Thank you!
I would like to talk more about this with you
What ounce are you use for mitt/heavy bag for the T3?
What gloves for sparring?
I've used t3 over the past 4ish years for my training (until the padding basically caved in). Recently got the t3 kanpeki as well. Also have used venum gloves prior to that. I like little hand movement inside the glove even for kickboxing so find the t3 a bit annoying in that sense. Also the gloves take MONTHS to fully wear down. Even over a year with near daily usage. So I don't think they're really built for that kind of thing. However, they are solid gloves, excellent quality and dual x closure locks in. Also not hard to strap on however very hard to slide hand in to get a perfect fit as the compartment is very snug / tight. You could get hand strain if you're not careful with them and have a good fit. Hope this helps somebody!
you used the T3 or T3 LX?
Hi! Any feedback on the T3 LX?
The wrist Support looks really nice, since my wrists are Lady size😅 but for one you are totaly right, it would be a pain in the ass to put them on, and the Reyes draw me in like a Moth in to Light.
I totally get that Reyes look good feel and smell good.
@@fightcitygymtalk i never had them on, i got some cheap everlast sparing gloves 14oz and some Venum impact 10z, i really like the Venum but they quite soft, so i will propably get some Reyes sooner or later.
So with the new pricing of Cleto Reyes what is the final verdict?
I got a pair of those $20 hawk sport gloves in the background, honestly like them
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Bag/Mitt Gloves are different than Sparring/Pro gloves...
Love the Videos
Not so much the glove as it is the boxer thou right lol
Reyes for sure. Not even a question BUT ... If you are sparring all the time Reyes is pretty brutal on your sparring partners. It feels awesome and like he said very bouncy with good knuckle seepage but after you break them in and the horse hair gets a little flattened out you will have to watch your power on your partners.
Reyes no doubt!
Hayabusa is too tough or stiff for sparring. Not a fan of those. Only used them a couple of times and semi retired them. Yet still have them. Reyes are a classic. Can’t go wrong with those gloves that has been in many championship boxing matches.
Reyes are far harder than the Hayabusa padding..
So i would buy the hayabusa 16oz for sparring and bagwork and reyes 10oz for fights. Does that make sense?
😂
In my experience with the Hayabusa glove, most of the weight sits where your fist is. Making throwing punches and retracting them more tiresome, and it makes throwing long hooks or flicker jabs harder because it’s like you’re holding a weight in your hand when you go to throw the punch. Which is why I’m looking to replace them, glove protects my hands pretty well but they’re so fat and heavy it’s annoying.
Which cheaper brand is comparable to reyes?
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What leather and build is more quality?
Reyes
Reyes
Which one is better for hitting the heavy bag? Would you recommend the Reyes extra padding glove?
I'm sure you got your answer already and I'm not very qualified but I would say the Hayabusas are better for bagwork. The wrist support really is great and it's not like there's no padding for the knuckles.
@@lifegiveslifeto Thanks!
For sparring the Reyes are like rocks I don't get it, why a training glove is like that
@@gogibrcak81 bro they are called Reyes sparring gloves😂
I’m a boxer and I got both. Got the t3 first
ty!
Operator error. The difference in time for the double velcro is literally seconds.
Reyes was used by Julio César Chávez ... but get the laced up ones. Sure you need a partner but you really shouldn’t be sparring without a corner anyway in my opinion
hayabusa would be better for heavy bag I assume
The t3 is amazing. Never tried reyes but I would like to.
Edit: got reyes, they are excellent for hitting hard. As the first comment states in this video I agree 100%
And the T3 LX to hit hard ?
I own both. Reyes all Day!
Even for heavy bag work?
I love how as soon as this dude puts on the orange one it’s game time 🥊
I sparr with them young guys I’m 46 so I need the the Reyes to crack them punches
I bought both rayes 16 oz and hayabousas 10 oz
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Can you spar with 14 oz?
yeah, if you aren’t really heavy
I sold my T3 exactly for the reason he stated here... the velco system on the T3 got annoying to put on and off.
Thats a pathetic reason to sell the gloves imo. Even kids can do it with ease lol why are people in the reviews making it seem like theres some sort of effort to take them off!?
@@DboyRed do you own and use T3s? I didn't say i could not put them on and off. I said it got annoying in my use case.
@@ndiz4003 i do own and use my own T3's and theyre great gloves. I use the 12oz's and i will say it again, if you sold them simply because of the double strap then thats silly. It takes an extra 2 seconds to undo the other strap with your teeth.
@@DboyRed even before covid, using my teeth on possibly sweat soaked gloves is not for me. it was not to my liking and i sold it and moved on.
Ok look if you disagree with someone that's chill, but to reply to someone and call them pathetic is ridiculous.
I just picked up a pair of 12oz Reyes gloves for padwork and bagwork.
How they treating you so far? I’m thinking bout going the Hayabusa route
I love cleto reyes. I usually go for 16oz but for cleto i go with 14oz since they 14oz weigh 17oz on scale
I’m torn because Reyes is literally my last name…
180 bucks for bag gloves? Nah. For sparring always use laces and get winning.
I want them reyes
Got me Hayabusa T3 and to light and stiff, that double strap is a pain, Not on the level of my Title Gel world bag gloves, Hope my nephew likes the T3.. Ordered Reyes extra padding bag gloves.. Hope l like them
So right about the communities that choose the gloves hahaha
Funny, the hayabusa destroyed both my wrists. It's too tight on the wrists. Got injuried in a twisted motion.
Interesting. I absolutely love the way it feels kn my wrists and It makes me more focused on pronating and hitting properly.
U can’t fight
Literally everyone agreed that Haybusa’s best feature is the support of the wrists and u said it destroyed your BOTH wrists lol
You can adjust the tightness on the wrists with hayabusa
i want to try hayabusa but here in mexico reyes is way cheapper thant hayabusa, that stop me, thanks for this video
4 minutes just to say you like reyes because of the velcro. It takes literally 1 extra second to strap on
The design of the hayabusa is beautiful, they look like military globes 😍
I have cleto and t3.you.must know that cleto ok its very high quality but it very heavy.with t3 you punch faster.
Reyes use latex padding. That’s why they bounce.
I thought it was horse hair
In the training gloves it’s just a very thin layer of latex and your knuckles go right through it like horsehair but it recoils back instantly. Their fight gloves use horsehair though.
@@matthewmayfield8095 oh that makes sense I definitely wouldn’t want to spar against a dude using horsehair gloves lol
If you need that much wrist support, you should learn how to punch
Boxing is a poor man’s sport why so much 💵
You become poor from buying this stuff
For does who just train
The age old question?? You mean winning vs Cleto Reyes? Hayabusa has never been a top quality brand they're all about their marketing. I've never seen a professional boxer wearing Hayabusa's
Although not technically any longer pro, I just saw a video with Evander Holyfield training with some Hayabusa's.
So the only reason you pick over the other is because one takes 2secinds longer to put on.? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol I got a pair of optimum leather boxing gloves on a fire sell on amazon for $30 they copy the hayabusa double lace wrist. And now I bought a pair of pro mex title boxing gloves the rip off of the Reyes for $45 🤣
How they holding up 4 months later?
@@mcqlean4829 both gloves have a punchers feel to them but the optimum gloves got more full grain leather than the pro Mex. The pro Mex is an ok glove some of the coloring and leather is starting to peel on the knuckles for the price I got them for I feel I got a great deal. But I think these gloves are a little better and same price same country of origin but there muay thai gloves there called FARABI here's a link
www.amazon.com/Farabi-Official-Sparring-Genuine-Leather/dp/B07C36LXZW
@@mcqlean4829 the Farabi gloves are pillow gloves just to let you know if you decide to buy them but there great I use them on the heavy bag and at first I hated them but now that the gloves have molded into my hands I use all the time
The better one is Winning
And there also about 300 dollars more some people don’t have that kinda money plus he was comparing the Reyes and hayabusa cuz there about the same piece
Cleto reyes is the best
Haybusa is just too much
Cleto has that silhouette and is slim it is a boxer glove. Mexicans know
Reyes are better
Let me make this short.
Cleto reyes is an authentic Mexican boxing glove with heritage that pays homage to the greats. Made of leather from Mexico, Handcrafted by professionals
Hayabusa is a new American brand with no background history. Hayabusa and kanpeki are both Japanese words. There gloves are made in Pakistan. In other words, they are all over the place and have no real value compared to reyes. Their marketing is what attracts the unknown to these poorly over charged gloves. Yes its true, reyes will last 2x3 times longer than cheaper leather. That "super soft" thumb that is supposedly intended to wipe your sweat off is made up a suede like material. Your sweat will tear and break down that material. Stupid design.
This was longer than intended. I can't stress enough, don't fall for the fancy looks and fancy advertising from hayabusa. Reyes are one of the classiest and most pristine style gloves.
Everything ok at home bro?
Hayabusa T3 not full leather, 10 bucks cheaper regular version, has a suede soft thumb. Feel like full leather version is kind of bragging purpose. T3 original is definitely advanced one. I see their effort to UPGRADE from classic one.
"Hayabusa is a new American brand with no background history. Hayabusa and Kanpeki are both Japanese words." I can't help but feel irriated at those statements particularly because they prove jackshit and mean nothing.
They are not made in Pakistan but China. China usually has good Quality control, unlike Pakistan.
@fuk' Biden Half of what you have in your house is made in China and that's the same for me. I don't have any issues with that fact.
It's usually good quality.
HAYABUSA FEELS HORRIBLE BUT ****IT HAS THE GREAT WRIST SUPPORT*** BUT BESIDES THE WRIST SUPPORT AND LOOKS ITS TRASHHHHHHHHHH
Hayabusas are garbage. Feels robotic Af not a fan. Returned them instantly
I'd like the Hayabusa just because they look cool honestly
Hayabusa is trash
You are awful at comparing gloves!
You should show us how it's done.
Reyes all day for me and I am a MMA master Coach