Hayabusa T3 Boxing Gloves | White/Pink

Regular price: $259.00
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Description

T3 Boxing Gloves are recognized as the most advanced and protective gloves in the world. Renowned for its wrist support, T3 features two interlocking straps for a superb fit every time. Its ergonomic design was developed to protect and align your hands with each strike, empowering you to train confidently. Experience Hayabusa’s award-winning boxing gloves backed by a decade of research.

Dual-X interlocking wrist straps deliver a comfortable & precise fit
World-renowned splinted support provides perfect wrist alignment
Multi-layered technology foam composition supplies ultimate knuckle protection
Virtually indestructible Vylar exterior provides unparalleled resilience
Ultra soft temperature regulating lining helps keep your hands cool
Microfiber thumb allows you to wipe away sweat
90-day satisfaction guarantee

Delivery & Warranty

Order Processing:
When you order through our online store, we get your items ready for pickup at 153 Hepburn Road, Glendene, or for courier delivery. You're also welcome to swing by our shop to purchase.
Order Pickup:
Orders before 12pm: We aim for same-day pickup. It may go the following morning.
Orders after 12pm: Pickup occurs the following morning.
Weekend orders or after 12pm on Friday: Pickup is on Monday morning.

Courier Delivery Time:
For most NZ locations, expect delivery in 2-3 business days. for large items like barbells & squat racks home delivery may not be possible so these are sent to your nearest ARAMEX depot for you to collect, don't worry our team will be in touch after you order to inform you of the delivery process and ensure it works for you.For more details please visit our delivery page HERE

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