Handwraps Hayabusa Mayweather Deluxe 460 cm

There are many different ways and variations to put on short and long handwraps. As you use them more often, you will develop your own preference: one person may wrap more around the wrists, while another may wrap a little more around the knuckles.

Instructional Videos:

• Rival: Russ Anber teaches you how to do your handwrap (Youtube)
• How to Wrap Your Own Hands for Boxing | The Best Way (Youtube)
• Wrap your hands for boxing (WikiHow)

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

Hayabusa is headquartered in Ontario (Canada) and has its global distribution center in the heart of Las Vegas (United States). Not entirely 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 extensively tested.

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

There are two types of Hayabusa handwraps: Deluxe and Perfect Stretch.

Perfect Stretch:

• 50% nylon, 50% cotton blend for the ideal amount of stretch and a comfortable level of comfort and protection

Deluxe:

• 100% nylon yarn: a luxurious material that feels smooth and comfortable and offers exceptional durability

Yes.

All types of Hayabusa handwraps are slightly elastic and stretchy, providing a smooth and comfortable way to wrap your hands. You can wrap them securely without worrying about cutting off circulation to your hands. 

Both the Hayabusa Perfect Stretch handwraps and the Deluxe version therefore have a slight amount of stretch in the material.

Hayabusa handwraps are particularly high quality at a very reasonable price. The quality control is excellent for these handwraps, which means they rarely, if ever, have any defects. 

The material is finished to a particularly high standard, especially in the Deluxe version. It also features a very stylish rubber label as a closure.

Additionally, both the Perfect Stretch and Deluxe handwraps from Hayabusa are very comfortable and easy to apply. These are more than enough reasons why they are a real bestseller when it comes to handwraps for boxing, cardio boksen, or Thai boxing.

The differences are mainly in the branding and design. Hayabusa has two types of handwraps: Perfect Stretch and Deluxe. The new Mayweather line also has two types: Mayweather Stretch and Deluxe. 

These two models are therefore largely the same; the only difference is that the Mayweather ones are part of the luxury signature collection. 

The best way to wash your Hayabusa handwraps is to wash them in a laundry bag at a low temperature (30°C or lower) in the washing machine. Hand washing is actually even better.

It is important to fasten the wraps' hook-and-loop closures together before washing to prevent them from getting tangled. After washing, let the handwraps air-dry naturally. Do not put them in the dryer, as they may shrink and crease unnecessarily.

• Partially roll up the handwraps and place them in a laundry bag or bra wash bag. 
• Wash the handwraps in the washing machine at a maximum of 30°C or use a hand-wash cycle.
• Let the handwraps air-dry, preferably hung up at full length.
• Do not put the handwraps in the dryer. 

Extra tips:

• Wash the handwraps regularly (after every training session) to keep them hygienically clean and fresh.
• You can use a mild detergent if desired, but rinse the handwraps thoroughly to prevent soap residue.
• Let the handwraps dry completely after washing before using them again.