Are you looking for luxury without compromise? Hayabusa T3 LX boxing gloves in the Vintage edition are handcrafted with premium full-grain Italian leather. This model combines traditional craftsmanship with scientifically-proven protection. Thanks to the Dual-X® system and 4x Fusion Splinting, you get wrist stability that is unmatched in this category.
The interior is protected by Deltra-EG™ technology, which absorbs shocks before they reach your joints. The XT2® silver-ion lining actively fights bacteria and odors, while the ergonomic design ensures the gloves feel like a "second skin" from the very first session.
Technical Parameters
Material
100% Genuine Italian Grain Leather
Closure
Dual-X® (Dual-strap closure system)
Protection
4x Fusion Splinting (support system)
Padding
Deltra-EG™ (multi-layered premium foam)
Size Chart (Recommendations)
Body Weight
Training
Sparring
Hand Circ.
50 – 63 kg
10-12oz
14-16oz
< 20 cm
64 – 75 kg
10-12oz
14-16oz
20 cm
75 – 86 kg
10-14oz
14-16oz
22 cm
86 – 97 kg
12-14oz
16oz
23 cm
Over 97 kg
14-18oz
16-18oz
Over 25 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the LX version differ from the standard T3?
The main difference is the material. The LX version uses high-end Italian leather, which is softer to the touch, has a luxurious vintage look, and develops a unique patina over time while retaining all the protective features of the T3 series.
How do I care for LX Italian leather?
Since it is genuine leather, wipe them with a damp cloth after every session to remove sweat salt. Let them air dry naturally at room temperature. Never place them on a radiator, as the leather can stiffen and crack.
Does the Dual-X system provide a real advantage?
Absolutely. The Dual-X® interlocking strap system combined with the 4 splints aligns the wrist so securely that it virtually eliminates the risk of injury even during technically imperfect strikes.
Is the XT2® lining truly anti-microbial?
Yes, the XT2® lining uses silver ions to kill odor-causing bacteria. This keeps the gloves fresher for much longer compared to standard models with basic nylon linings.
Equipment lifespan depends on training frequency, proper use, and care. Only use your gear for its intended purpose and let it dry after every session.
Boxing / MMA
Gloves and hand wraps
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Proper use
Match your gloves to the training type (sparring / bag / all-round / competition).
After training
Open and air dry outside your bag
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth; disinfectant spray recommended
Leather gloves: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Hand wraps: wash after each use in a mesh laundry bag, max. 40 °C, no fabric softener
Dry wraps unrolled; roll up only once completely dry
Never machine wash or tumble dry – risk of deformation and damage. Do not dry near direct heat sources.
Common mistakes: bag work in sparring gloves · leaving gloves in the bag · drying on a radiator · training without wraps
When to replace: feel punches through the padding · cracks · velcro won't hold · wraps lost elasticity
Muay Thai / Kickboxing / Sparring
Shin guards and boxing headgear
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Proper use
Use according to training type.
After training
Air dry outside the bag; disinfectant spray recommended
Leather headgear: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Do not dry near direct heat – material and print will be damaged
Do not put hard shell parts in the washing machine or dryer.
Textile guards without hard inserts: wash per label, max. 30 °C, air dry.
When to replace: cracked foam · velcro won't hold · chin strap broken
Universal
Mouthguard
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After training
Rinse with cold water
Clean with cold water and a soft brush
Must be completely dry before storing
Store in a ventilated case
Do not use abrasive toothpaste or mouthwash.
When to replace: cracks or deformation · no longer fits · persistent odour after cleaning
Equipment
Focus mitts and heavy bag
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Focus mitts
Wipe with a damp cloth; disinfectant spray recommended
Air dry outside the bag
Leather: condition with leather balm every 2 months
Heavy bag
Wipe down with a damp cloth after training
Check seams regularly
Treat leather or vinyl with protective spray twice a year
Protect from direct sunlight and frost
Clothing
Rashguards, shorts, kimono
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Rashguards and compression wear
Wash after every training session
Wash inside out, max. 30–40 °C, gentle cycle, no fabric softener
Air dry inside out
Shorts (MMA, Muay Thai, Vale Tudo)
Wash per label, printed shorts always inside out
Cold water, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry
Kimono (gi)
Wash after every session, max. 30–40 °C
Air dry, ideally outdoors
Never store damp
When to replace: loss of elasticity · seams falling apart · persistent odour after washing
Manufacturer
Hayabusa Fightwear Inc.
Address
677 Innovation Dr. Unit 9, Kingston, ON K7K 7E6, Canada
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