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Martial arts accessories

In this category, you will find martial arts accessories for boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA and other disciplines – from boxing gloves, hand wraps and mouthguards to shin guards, groin protectors, headgear and training equipment such as punching bags, focus mitts and mats. Brands like Hayabusa, Venum, Fairtex, Twins Special, RDX and Everlast offer a comprehensive selection of high-quality martial arts equipment online in Switzerland – for beginners, advanced athletes and competitive fighters, with fast delivery across Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.

Buy Martial Arts Equipment Online

Whether you want to put together your first basic equipment set, set up a high-quality punching bag for home training or order specific equipment for Muay Thai, kickboxing or MMA: the range covers boxing gloves in various ounce classes, elastic hand wraps, thermoplastic mouthguards, robust shin guards, groin protectors and functional training clothing. This way, as a martial artist, coach or someone returning to the sport, you will find exactly the accessories that match your sport, your training style and your performance level – conveniently online.

Boxing Gloves, Hand Wraps & Hand Protection

Boxing gloves are the central element of any martial arts equipment. Padded gloves with hook-and-loop fastener or lace-up closure in weights from about 10 oz to 16 oz are common for boxing and kickboxing. Special Muay Thai gloves from brands like Fairtex and Twins Special feature a flexible palm and compact design. Hand wraps made of elastic material stabilise the wrist, protect the knuckles and should be chosen in sufficient length. Combined with a suitable mouthguard, gloves and hand wraps form the safe foundation for any training session.

Shin Guards, Groin Protectors & Headgear

In contact sports such as Muay Thai and kickboxing, shin guards are essential to protect the shins and instep during kicks and blocks. A well-fitting groin protector reliably protects the lower abdomen, with reinforced models for Muay Thai and MMA with wider pelvic protection being particularly advisable. Headgear with good padding and an unobstructed field of vision completes the safety package for sparring and competition.

Training Accessories & Home Training

For training at home or equipping a dojo, the range offers punching bags, freestanding punching stands, double-end bags, jump ropes, focus mitts and floor mats. With the right training accessories, technique, endurance and strength can be specifically improved – regardless of whether you train regularly at a club or want to build your own training programme.

Brand Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice Segment
Hayabusa Premium boxing gloves & protective equipment Ambitious boxers & kickboxers Mid-range – Premium
Venum Martial arts clothing & gloves MMA, boxing, BJJ Entry-level – Mid-range
RDX Boxing gloves, shin guards, training accessories Beginners & advanced Entry-level – Mid-range
Twins Special Muay Thai gloves & traditional equipment Muay Thai fighters Mid-range
Fairtex Muay Thai & kickboxing equipment Professional Thai boxers Mid-range – Premium
Everlast Punching bags, boxing gloves, classic boxing equipment Classic boxing & fitness training Entry-level – Mid-range
Century Training equipment, focus mitts, mats Dojo equipment & home training Entry-level – Mid-range
Adidas Combat Boxing gloves & functional training clothing Boxing, kickboxing, general martial arts training Entry-level – Mid-range
Who Is This Category Suitable For?

The category is ideal for martial arts beginners in Switzerland looking for their first basic equipment, as well as for advanced athletes and competitive fighters who need specific equipment for boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing or MMA. Coaches and dojo operators will also find accessories here for club operations and equipping training facilities.

Quality, Safety & Materials

When buying martial arts accessories, it is worth paying attention to high-quality workmanship, robust materials and a sport-specific fit. Boxing gloves made of genuine leather or durable synthetic leather, multi-layer foam padding and breathable inner linings increase wearing comfort and lifespan. Protective elements such as groin protectors and headgear should have securely fitting fasteners and sufficient padding thickness to provide reliable protection during sparring and competition.

Frequently Asked Questions
What accessories do I need to get started in martial arts?▾
To get started, we recommend boxing gloves, hand wraps and a mouthguard as basic equipment. Depending on the sport, shin guards, a groin protector or headgear may also be needed. High-quality beginner equipment from brands like Everlast, RDX or Century offers solid protection and good durability.
Which boxing gloves are suitable for boxing, kickboxing or Muay Thai?▾
Padded boxing gloves with hook-and-loop fastener or lace-up closure are used for boxing and kickboxing, usually in ounce weights from 10 oz to 16 oz. For Muay Thai, special gloves with a flexible palm and more compact fit are common. Brands like Fairtex, Twins Special and Hayabusa each offer sport-specific models.
What should I look for when buying hand wraps?▾
Hand wraps stabilise the wrists and protect the knuckles. A sufficient length – usually between 2.5 and 4.5 metres – and an elastic, skin-friendly material are important. Models with a thumb loop make putting them on easier and ensure a secure fit during training.
Which mouthguard offers the best protection?▾
A good mouthguard should be individually adjustable, fit securely and be made of durable material. Double or multi-layer mouthguards offer higher comfort and better cushioning than simple models. Thermoplastic mouthguards, which adapt to the individual dental arch when heated, are particularly recommended.
How do I find the right groin protector for my martial art?▾
The groin protector should fit snugly without restricting freedom of movement. Classic groin protectors with an elastic waistband are suitable for boxing and kickboxing, while reinforced models made of steel or high-density foam with wider pelvic protection are advisable for Muay Thai and MMA. The correct size is based on waist circumference.
What is the difference between boxing gloves and MMA gloves?▾
Boxing gloves are closed and heavily padded to provide maximum impact protection for boxing or kickboxing. MMA gloves, on the other hand, have free fingers for grappling techniques and are significantly lighter and more thinly padded. They are specifically designed for mixed martial arts, where both striking and ground fighting as well as clinch work are involved.
How do I properly care for and clean my martial arts equipment?▾
Gloves and shin guards should be aired out thoroughly after each training session. Glove deodorants or cedar wood inserts help to absorb moisture and prevent odours. Hand wraps and textiles can usually be machine washed at low temperatures. Leather equipment benefits from occasional care with a damp cloth.
What accessories are useful for training at home?▾
For home training, a punching bag with a suitable mount or a freestanding punching stand, jump ropes, floor mats and a large wall mirror for technique control are suitable. Focus mitts and a set of dumbbells for accompanying strength training are also useful additions for effective martial arts training within your own four walls.