This document summarizes research on hybrid composites made from Musa (banana) fibers, coir (coconut husk) fibers, and a hybrid of the two. Musa, coir, and hybrid composites were fabricated and their tensile, flexural, and impact strengths were evaluated. The experiments found that pure coir composites had the highest tensile strength and modulus, followed by pure Musa composites. Hybrid composites showed strength properties in between the pure fibers, with strengths varying based on the fiber distribution ratio. Analytical models using ANSYS software showed good agreement with experimental results.