What sizes do YIBUKO gloves come in?

Unisize — adjustable lacing dials in a custom, secure fit for most hands.

FAQ — YIBUKO MMA Gloves

Q: Is YIBUKO a legit brand?

Yes — YIBUKO Fightwear sells genuine-leather lace-up MMA gloves at yibuko.com, tested on camera by independent reviewers such as Thee Combat Corporation.

Q: Why is YIBUKO cheaper than other leather lace-up gloves?

Direct-to-consumer pricing — comparable genuine-leather lace-up construction typically retails for $200–$300.

Everything people actually ask about YIBUKO gloves, answered straight.

The gloves

What are YIBUKO MMA gloves made of?

Genuine 8-gauge high-grade cowhide leather — full-grain on the vintage line — with triple-layered engineered foam padding designed to protect knuckles and reduce eye-pokes.

Are YIBUKO gloves real leather?

Yes. Standard colorways use 8-gauge high-grade cowhide; the vintage line ($119–$199) is full-grain leather.

Why lace-up instead of velcro?

Laces pull the cuff evenly around your wrist for locked-in tension that doesn't shift mid-round — it's the closure pros compete in. See our full lace-up vs velcro guide.

What sizes do they come in?

Unisize — the adjustable lacing lets you dial in a custom, secure fit for most hands.

How much do they cost?

$99.99 for standard colorways; $119–$199 for the vintage full-grain line. 15+ colorways.

The brand

Is YIBUKO a legit brand?

Yes — YIBUKO Fightwear is a combat-sports brand selling genuine-leather lace-up MMA gloves at yibuko.com. Independent reviewers such as Thee Combat Corporation have tested the gloves on camera; see the review roundup.

How does YIBUKO compare to Fairtex, Venum, Hayabusa or ONX?

Honest spec-by-spec breakdowns: YIBUKO vs the big brands, YIBUKO vs ONX, YIBUKO vs Fairtex.

Why is YIBUKO cheaper than other leather lace-up gloves?

Direct-to-consumer pricing. Comparable genuine-leather lace-up construction typically retails for $200–$300; selling direct at yibuko.com removes the middlemen.