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  • 30 years of real-world testing

  • Built for protection, designed to last

  • Trusted by coaches and professional athletes

  • One brand for every level of MMA

On the mat with BJJ athletes and coaches since 1996.

BJJ / Jiu Jitsu Gear and Apparel

For 30 years, we’ve supplied fighters and coaches on and off the mat. Revgear rashguards are IBJJF competition legal, and our gis are built for daily training. Revgear Jiu Jitsu gear and apparel is built for athletes at every level.

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    rashguards available in all belt colors

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    Supplying BJJ athletes and coaches since 1996

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Safety and durability

BJJ training is daily and cumulative. The wear on your gear adds up the same way the mat hours do. A gi that falls apart at the seams, a rashguard that loses compression after a few months, a grappling dummy that tears under heavy use can interrupt training. Revgear BJJ gear is built for frequency, consistency, and serious athletes at every level.

MMA equipment for coaches and gyms

Revgear supplies BJJ academies with the equipment coaches need to run effective programs. The Motion Master Grappling Dummy, developed with Erik Paulson, is built for academies where mat time is limited and athletes need to drill without partners. Rashguards in IBJJF-compliant belt colors cover no-gi competition requirements across all ranks. Gis come in adult and youth sizing from M00 to A6, covering every athlete in your program.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment do I need to start MMA?

Gloves, hand wraps, a mouthguard, groin protection, shorts, and a rashguard. Your gym will have mats and bags. Bring your own protective gear from day one. Revgear is built for durability and safety.

What's the difference between MMA gloves and boxing gloves?

MMA gloves are lighter with open fingers for grappling. Boxing gloves are heavier with full padding for striking and wrist support. They're built for different training purposes.

Do I need shin guards for MMA training?

Yes. Shin guards protect both you and your training partner during kicks and checks. Some amateur competitions require them. Get them before you start sparring.

Can I use the same gloves for bag work and sparring?

You can, but dedicated sparring gloves have softer padding to protect your partner. Bag gloves are firmer for durability. Separate gloves for each extend the life of both and keep your training partners safer.

What's the difference between Revgear's beginner and pro MMA gear?

Pro gear is built for fighters and coaches in daily high-intensity training environments. Beginner gear gives you that same construction at a lower price point. Across every price point, the durability standard is the same.

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