[rdlviper]

Does anyone have any suggestions as to who makes the best mixed-martial-arts gear???

In particular i'm looking for head protection.

 

[The Don]

don't know directly never used it but heard good things, www.blauertactical.com

 

[iceman574]

Mmauniverse Has A Huge Varity Of Eqipment

 

[RileyG]

I know it's not MMA in particular more so Boxing but head gear is head gear. Everlast is always a good choice top notch equipment.

 

[IronMan]

I use Everlast for bags and boxing gloves and have found that stuff to be really good, but for general MMA gear I go with tapout.

 

[Sub By Armbar]

For head gear and such, Fairtex.

http://www.fairtexgear.com/html_documents/homepage/home.asp

Also, Martial Arts Mart has a very good site that has just about everything that someone needs to train seriously.

http://www.martialartsmart.net/

Everlast is a great choice as well.

 

[Paw]

There is no best equipment each make tends to have its own strengths and weaknesses

 

[Onganju]

I think it's better to first determine what you need in order to train well. Then from there, you can put together your shopping list and not be without.

Wait, don't I just create The Must Have List for MMA Gear topic? Look it up to see if I've missed anything!

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[The Don]

http://www.tonyblauer.com/4105/01_01_home.asp

This companies stuff looks real good and functional, and has l;ots of uses.. Any thoughts? I have not seen prices I am guessing a bit pricey since they deal with military and law enforcement.

 

[The Don]

http://www.kofightgear.com/index.htm
Here is another company they focus mainly in Muay thai style equipment but not a large selection but looks well made.

 

[rdlviper]

http://www.kofightgear.com/index.htm
Here is another company they focus mainly in Muay thai style equipment but not a large selection but looks well made.

Yeah that stuff actually looks really good. Muay Thai equipment is definetly a bit unique, but that looks like impressive stuff.

 

[IronMan]

Yeah, Muay Thai equipment is definitely different, but it's worth taking a look at, even if you're just a standard kickboxer.

 

[HARD_KNOCKS]

Ya same I use everlast for bags and training gloves, I use combat sports and top contendor gear for mitts, body protecters, and thai pads. Along with some other choice equipment that i bought from an fightwear store.

 

[shade]

shin pads

shin pads come in different sizes. i'm about 5'6 and i was wondering what size shin pads i should get. any suggestions?

 

[Onganju]

Usually they'll have the size based off of the length of your shin. If they have a sizing chart available, bust out a tape measure and choose accordingly.

 

[GFG]

You can also check out this place www.gorillagear.ca ,they just started out.

 

[Evil]

I have the ultimate sparring protection for ya.
http://www.cuvo.com/headgear/instock/ck/FACEMASK.jpg

Check that one out

 

[Easye1982]

I get alot of my fight gear from Ebay. I have found a seller there that sells alot of MMA gear, for me personally I use eBay Store - Fine Thai Stuff: Protectors, Uniform, Boxing Gloves for my Muay Thai gear.

 

[Evil]

Most of my gear i have bought at MMAUniverse.com , The quality is great and they have pretty much everything you would look for

 

[The MMA Guys]

You can compare many links on our shopping page. It has all you name brands to chose from.

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