About Hayabusa
Hayabusa is a Canadian combat sports brand with a global reputation for producing high-performance equipment across multiple disciplines, including BJJ, MMA, and striking arts. Founded on the principles of innovation and scientific research, Hayabusa emphasizes safety, durability, and cutting-edge design in all of its products.
The catalog includes premium BJJ gis, rashguards, shorts, and no-gi apparel, alongside world-renowned striking gear such as gloves and protective equipment. Lifestyle clothing and accessories extend its range, making Hayabusa a comprehensive supplier for martial artists.
The brand is particularly recognized for its advanced glove technology, which has set industry standards in MMA and boxing. Its BJJ products follow the same philosophy, offering athletes technical advantages in performance, comfort, and durability.
With global distribution and a reputation for research-driven innovation, Hayabusa has become one of the most trusted names in martial arts equipment. For practitioners seeking reliable, high-performance gear across multiple combat sports, Hayabusa represents a premium and dependable choice.
Product Line
- Gis✴︎
- No-gi✴︎
- Kids sizes✴︎
- Women sizes✴︎
- Streetwear✴︎
Reviews from r/bjj
- reddit.com · evgat2 · 2026-09-11
Love my Hayabusa! Also fast ship ans returns
- reddit.com · Jayd_da_3rdeye555 · 2026-09-08
Best gi I ever owned was a Fuji sekai 2.0 highly recommend Fuji for traditional gear. For no gi I enjoy half sumo and hayabusa for ranked ibjjf legal nogi stuff
- reddit.com · JamesMacKINNON · 2026-08-12
Fuji, Elite and Hayabusa are all available on Amazon. All of em are fine! I personally love Hayabusa.
- reddit.com · FrozenIpaq · 2026-07-29
Hayabusa makes the best rashguards, hands-down. I still have my original one from 10+ years ago. They are expensive but in my opinion, are worth it. I'm surprised I don't see them recommended more but I think it's a price-thing. Highly recommended, I've tried multiple other brands trying to get something cheaper but nothing compares and I still go back to Hayabusa each time. The big reason is their actual elastic waistband - doesn't slip as easily as other brands. If you're training no-gi, definitely hayabusa. If you're doing Gi work mostly, I think you'll be fine with pretty much anything.
- reddit.com · Monowakari · 2026-07-06
For cheap but sufficiently strong for bjj, I've seen many many people recommend underarmor off Amazon, both here on reddit and in the gyms I've been to I've seen a bunch. The best gear I've come across is Hayabusa and perhaps(?) surprisingly, Tatami! Their gear has lasted me ages despite poor laundering (hot water, dryer lol)
- reddit.com · pirateduck · 2026-06-13
Thanks! I think I'll try an A2 and see what happens. My Hayabusa A3's are just a tad on the big side. Oddly enough, my best fit is the school branded Breakpoint, but durability is suspect.
- reddit.com · Wooden_Expert_4699 · 2025-07-27
Mannnn I wasn’t too much of a fan of the last Hayabusa lightweight gi I got 😅 which one would you recommend?
Supporters
They help us keep building
and growing BJJ Brands
You may also like
All images © Hayabusa