Gel wraps Hayabusa Quick Gel Black

Yes.

Gel-wraps are a good alternative to classic handwraps, bandages, or wraps. Gelwraps are a type of inner gloves, usually with extra padding on the knuckles.

Yes.

The best way to wash Gel-wraps is by placing them in a laundry bag or bra net and washing them in the washing machine at 30°C or lower. Hand washing is actually even better.

It is important to fasten the Velcro before washing to prevent it from sticking to other clothes or itself. After washing, let the Gel-wraps air dry naturally. Do not put them in the dryer, as they may shrink and wrinkle unnecessarily.

• Partially roll up the Gel-wraps and place them in a laundry bag or bra net. 
• Wash the Gel-wraps in the washing machine at a maximum of 30°C or hand wash them.
• Let the Gel-wraps air dry, preferably hanging for a long time.
• Do not put the Gel-wraps in the dryer. 

Extra tips:

• Wash the Gel-wraps regularly (after every training) to keep them hygienically clean and fresh.
• You can optionally use a mild detergent, but rinse the Gel-wraps well to avoid soap residue.
• Let the Gel-wraps dry completely after washing before using them again. 

Neoprene is a synthetic rubber material.

It is widely used because it is a versatile, safe, and durable material. Neoprene was originally developed to replace rubber and therefore has the same positive properties: flexible and sturdy at the same time.

Neoprene is used in many products such as gaskets, wetsuits, laptop sleeves. In the martial arts world, among other applications, it is used in knuckle guards, gelwraps, elbow pads, and knee pads.

Hayabusa (pronounced Ha-Ja-Boe-Sa) is the Japanese word for peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on earth (a bird of prey recorded at over 500 km per hour in a dive). The company was founded in 2006 by Ken & Craig Clement, David Zikakis, and Luke Harris and has since literally taken off tremendously.

Hayabusa has its headquarters in Ontario (Canada) and the global distribution center in the heart of Las Vegas (United States). Not coincidentally, this is also where the biggest boxing matches and UFC events take place. Hayabusa also has two exclusive contracts with independent sports centers in Canada, where all Hayabusa products are thoroughly tested.

Hayabusa aims to offer the best materials in terms of comfort, fit, anatomy, and even more importantly: performance and safety! A martial artist is constantly improving and developing themselves. This is a Japanese philosophy also applied in business management and at Hayabusa: Kaizen. It is the concept of “continuous improvement.”