92% matchVenum
Direct rival in gloves and fight gear, UFC-official
What changes: Bigger global scale and more fashion-adjacent lifestyle lines
Brand profile
Canadian combat sports brand making boxing and MMA gloves, protective gear and BJJ apparel, best known for its T3 glove line.
4 brands like Hayabusa like Venum, Bad Boy Boxing, Everlast →

The core business is boxing and MMA gloves, headgear, shin guards and BJJ gis; rash guards and training apparel sit alongside the equipment rather than leading it.
Hayabusa is best known for its T3 glove line and Dual-X wrist closure, the products that established it with professional fighters and gyms.
Design decisions are functional and technical, with Japanese-influenced branding supplying the visual identity rather than fashion trends.
92% matchDirect rival in gloves and fight gear, UFC-official
What changes: Bigger global scale and more fashion-adjacent lifestyle lines
83% matchOlder MMA label with same fight shorts and rashguards
What changes: More graphic/legacy branding, less technical glove engineering
78% matchHeritage boxing gear at gym-accessible prices
What changes: Cheaper, mass-retail focus rather than pro-spec construction
62% matchCompression and training layers for the same athletes
What changes: No combat-specific equipment; broad performance sportswear
Hayabusa is a Canadian combat sports equipment maker founded in 2006 by David Zikakis, Luke Harris and brothers Craig and Ken Clement, and headquartered in Kingston, Ontario. It produces boxing and MMA gloves, headgear, shin guards, BJJ gis, rash guards and training apparel, with the T3 glove line and its Dual-X wrist closure as signature products. Design is functional and technical rather than fashion-led, paired with Japanese-influenced branding. The company supplies professional fighters and gyms and sells direct online and through martial arts retailers.