Hayabusa T3 LX Boxing Gloves – Premium Leather Training & Sparring Gloves | 10–16 oz

Engineered for performance and longevity — the Hayabusa T3 LX Boxing Gloves deliver the protection, fit, and feel of genuine leather serious boxers demand.

The T3 LX represents the premium leather tier in the Hayabusa T3 line. Where the standard T3 uses Vylar engineered leather, the T3 LX uses genuine full-grain leather — delivering a superior feel, natural break-in, and the longevity that serious fighters expect from a top-tier training glove.

Key Features

• Full-grain genuine leather construction for superior feel and long-term durability
• Hayabusa’s T3 triple-splint wrist support system for precise wrist alignment
• Multi-layer foam padding with mesh palm ventilation
• Dual-X wrist closure delivers a locked-in fit for bag, pads, and sparring
• Antimicrobial inner liner fights odour between sessions

Available in 10–16 oz in multiple premium colourways.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Hayabusa T3 and T3 LX?

The T3 uses Vylar engineered leather — an extremely durable synthetic material. The T3 LX uses genuine full-grain leather. Both share the same triple-splint wrist support system, multi-layer foam, and Dual-X closure. The T3 LX offers a more natural leather feel and break-in; the T3 offers greater abrasion resistance. For fighters who prefer the feel of genuine leather, the T3 LX is the clear choice.

Are the T3 LX gloves worth the extra cost over the T3?

If the tactile feel of genuine leather matters to you, yes. Leather gloves develop a personalised fit over time as the material softens and conforms to your hand. For fighters who train primarily on bags and pads, the engineering leather T3 performs identically. For sparring-focused fighters who spend significant time in the clinch and value the grip characteristics of genuine leather, the LX is worth the premium.

How do I care for genuine leather boxing gloves?

After each session, wipe the exterior with a slightly damp cloth, air dry completely, and apply a light coat of leather conditioner every few weeks to prevent cracking. Never leave leather gloves damp — always dry fully before storage. Use a glove deodoriser inside between sessions.