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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

30 years in gyms. We know what boxers need.

Boxing Gear and Apparel

Coaches who work with fighters at the highest level, rely on Revgear. Revgear has been inside gyms and academies since 1996, supplying coaches, academies, and fighters across every striking discipline. Our boxing gear is built for full-contact sparring, offering more coverage and protection to keep athletes safe at every level.

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  • Established

    30 years supplying coaches, gyms, and academies across all striking disciplines

  • Built By Pros, For Pros

    S5 All Rounder developed with Juan Cervantes, World Muay Thai Champion and Enfusion Kickboxing competitor

  • Trusted by striking coaches

    including Eddie Cha, Andy Thrasher, and Mark Dellagrotte

  • Battle Tested

    Gear built for full-contact sparring

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Safety and durability

Kickboxing sparring puts your hands and shins under repeated impact every session. Gloves that break down mid-camp leave your hands exposed on the bag and create risk for your sparring partners. Kickboxing requires more shin coverage than MMA because the contact comes harder and from different angles. Revgear shin guards are built for that load. The Thai Original line covers the full shin, instep, and knee. Thirty years of supplying serious striking programs results in gear that’s safe, durable, and dependable.

MMA equipment for coaches and gyms

MMA gyms run kickboxing in their striking programs every week. The coaches using Revgear equipment, Eddie Cha, Andy Thrasher, and Mark Dellagrotte, train fighters across Muay Thai, kickboxing, and MMA using the same tools because the coaching demands are the same. Revgear focus mitts, Thai pads, and kick shields handle high-volume daily pad sessions. Single-strap Thai pads give coaches mobility for combination work. Double-strap designs absorb heavier impact. Kick shields are built for power rounds and conditioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What gear do I need to start kickboxing?

Gloves, hand wraps, shin guards, and a mouthguard. Once you start sparring, add headgear and a groin guard. Your gym will have bags and pads. Personal protective gear is yours to provide from day one.

What size gloves should I use for kickboxing?

Heavier gloves give more protection for bag work and pad rounds and hold up longer. For sparring, softer padding protects your partner. The S5 All Rounder handles both, with a hand compartment built to fit a full hand wrap.

Do kickboxing shin guards differ from MMA shin guards?

Yes. Kickboxing shin guards are built for more coverage and heavier impact. Revgear's Thai Original shin guards extend to the knee. MMA shin guards are lighter and more flexible for grappling and not built for full-contact kickboxing sparring.

Do I need headgear for kickboxing training?

For bag work and drilling, no. For sparring, yes. Revgear headgear is built for boxing, kickboxing, and Muay Thai with full leather construction and a wide field of vision.

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

Pro gear is built for high-volume daily training. Beginner gear gives you that same construction at a lower price point, without sacrificing durability standards or safety.

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