MMA short Hayabusa Hexagon Grey

Compare your waist and hip measurements with the size chart for the Hayabusa MMA shorts in question. Also check the waistband construction and room for squatting and kicking.

Sizing can vary between Hayabusa models. A small adult size is not automatically suitable as a children's size.

Wash your MMA shorts inside out, separately or with similar colors. Washing and drying methods vary by brand and model.

Hayabusa Hexagon, Icon and Lightweight shorts can be machine washed in cold water and tumble dried on low heat. Air drying is also an option.

Hand washing is preferred for the King Pro Stormking Basic and Booster Joker and Skull shorts. Machine washing is possible on a cold delicate cycle, at no more than 40 °C and with a low spin speed. Do not use fabric softener or a tumble dryer; hang the shorts to air dry.

The XPRT Hybrid 2.0 can be washed on a delicate cycle at no more than 30 °C. Do not use fabric softener or a tumble dryer; let the shorts air dry.

Many Hayabusa MMA shorts can be worn by men and women. The right size depends on your body measurements and the cut of the style.

Use the model-specific size chart and check that the waistband fits snugly without restricting your movement. Unisex does not mean all styles fit the same way.

Hayabusa (pronounced ha-ya-boo-sa) is the Japanese word for peregrine falcon, the fastest bird in the world: in a dive, it can reach over 300 km per hour. The company was 2006 founded by Ken and Craig Clement, David Zikakis and Luke Harris and has soared to great heights ever since.

Hayabusa is headquartered in Kingston, Ontario (Canada) and has its global distribution center in Las Vegas (United States). Hayabusa also works with two independent gyms in Canada, where its products are thoroughly tested.

Hayabusa focuses on comfort, fit and anatomy, and above all on performance and safety. The brand follows the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen: the principle of continuous improvement (“continuous improvement”).