Engineered to carry everything from gloves to gis — the Mayweather Boxing Backpack is built for the way fighters actually pack.The Mayweather Boxing Backpack is part of the Floyd Mayweather Jr. co-branded collaboration with Hayabusa — a dedicated combat sports backpack with compartment design that separates gear, ventilation to handle post-training kit, and construction that handles daily gym commuting without falling apart.Key Features Dedicated compartments for gear organisation — keeps gloves, wraps, and accessories separated Ventilated pockets for damp gear transport Premium hardware and reinforced stress points throughout Padded back panel and shoulder straps for comfortable loaded carry Floyd Mayweather Jr. co-branded Black/Gold colourway Best ForCarrying training kit, gym travel, and the daily commute to training.Frequently Asked Questions Can boxing gloves actually fit in a backpack? Yes — the Mayweather Boxing Backpack is specifically sized for combat sports gear. Boxing gloves (including 14oz and 16oz sizes) fit in the main compartment alongside hand wraps, shorts, and training accessories. The compartment layout is designed around the bulkier gear that makes standard backpacks impractical for gym use. Backpack vs duffle — which is better for the gym? Both have practical use cases. A backpack distributes weight across both shoulders and leaves your hands free, which is convenient for commuting by public transport or cycling to the gym. A duffle typically offers more volume for larger kit loads and is easier to access during a session. Many fighters own both: a backpack for daily training and a duffle for longer training trips or competition day with full kit. Is the Mayweather Backpack the same as a Hayabusa backpack? The Mayweather Backpack uses the same Hayabusa construction and design principles as the core Hayabusa bag range, with Floyd Mayweather Jr. co-branded Black/Gold colourway and branding. Construction quality, hardware, and compartment design are aligned with Hayabusa's standard gym bag line. How do I keep the inside of my gym bag from developing odour? Air the bag out after every session by leaving zips open for at least 30 minutes. Use a gear deodoriser like the Mayweather Boxing Deodoriser in gloves and inside the bag. Never store damp gear in a closed bag overnight. A monthly wipe-down of the interior with a mild antibacterial spray prevents residue build-up from training kit. { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [ { "@type": "Question", "name": "Can boxing gloves actually fit in a backpack?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Yes — the Mayweather Boxing Backpack is specifically sized for combat sports gear. Boxing gloves (including 14oz and 16oz sizes) fit in the main compartment alongside hand wraps, shorts, and training accessories. The compartment layout is designed around the bulkier gear that makes standard backpacks impractical for gym use." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "Backpack vs duffle — which is better for the gym?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Both have practical use cases. A backpack distributes weight across both shoulders and leaves your hands free, which is convenient for commuting by public transport or cycling to the gym. A duffle typically offers more volume for larger kit loads and is easier to access during a session. Many fighters own both: a backpack for daily training and a duffle for longer training trips or competition day with full kit." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "Is the Mayweather Backpack the same as a Hayabusa backpack?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "The Mayweather Backpack uses the same Hayabusa construction and design principles as the core Hayabusa bag range, with Floyd Mayweather Jr. co-branded Black/Gold colourway and branding. Construction quality, hardware, and compartment design are aligned with Hayabusa's standard gym bag line." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "How do I keep the inside of my gym bag from developing odour?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Air the bag out after every session by leaving zips open for at least 30 minutes. Use a gear deodoriser like the Mayweather Boxing Deodoriser in gloves and inside the bag. Never store damp gear in a closed bag overnight. A monthly wipe-down of the interior with a mild antibacterial spray prevents residue build-up from training kit." } } ] }
