Padding
The actual padding in the Hayabusa Gloves weighs in at about exactly the same as the UFC gloves however the UFC gloves padding is more central on the knuckles where the padding in the Hayabusa gloves is more dispersed and also covers a lot of hand. The UFC gloves have one large pad.
The wrist support with the UFC gloves is a individual wrap without having adjusting. Next time you view a fight, you will see the gloves are taped to help keep them secure. The Hayabusa gloves also provide just one wrist wrap but they also have an additional inner cinching strap which allows the mma fighter to first tighten up the inside of the wrist then a final outside wrap. This kind of feature also allows for easier on and off with the gloves.
The palms on the UFC gloves are totally open. The thumb is not impeded at all. This allows for complete grabbing while grappling. The Hayabusa Gloves have a "Y" type of palm design. I am not exactly certain what this achieves, however I think it might have to do with hand exhaustion. The "Y" design may help when flexing so your hand muscle groups avoid getting so worn out.
The Construction of the UFC gloves is the best quality leather, where the Hayabusa are a artificial material, that is just like leather. Both have got outstanding graphic printing and the two have remarkable stitching.
Some of the consumer comments/complaints I've received are not too many for these 2 gloves. A few people don't like the longer finger padding. They are saying it makes it hard to make a good fist- I must concur. The UFC gloves are very hard. I think I would rather be hit with a bare fist. After see the UFC gloves, you will have a brand new appreciation for the UFC fighters.
The Hayabusa Pro MMA Gloves Retail at most stores for $64.99 and can be found for $56.
The UFC Official Fight Gloves Retail at $54 and can be found for $44.
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