Combat Sports Protective Gear for Boxing, Wrestling & Taekwondo

Megarmor combat sports protective gear covers the headgear, mouthguards, shin guards, and body protection worn in boxing, wrestling, and taekwondo. Each piece is designed to add a protective layer for striking and grappling, with a secure fit that stays put through fast movement.

Why choose Megarmor combat sports protective gear?

• Coverage for every zone: headgear, mouthguards, shin and forearm guards, chest and body protectors, groin guards, and hand wraps for head-to-shin protection.
• Built for sparring and training: gear made to take the repeated contact of boxing, wrestling, and taekwondo practice.
• Secure fit: many protectors use adjustable straps or closures to stay in place during fast exchanges, so you can focus on technique.
• Shipping and returns: see our shipping policy and returns policy for details.

How to choose the right combat sports gear

The right setup depends on your sport and which parts of the body need protection.

• Match your sport: boxing leans on headgear, a mouthguard, and hand wraps; wrestling on ear-guard headgear and a mouthguard; taekwondo on a chest protector, headgear, and shin and forearm guards.
• Protection zone: decide what to cover — head, mouth, shins, torso, groin, or hands — and build your kit from there.
• Size & fit: measure the body area and check each product's size chart; a snug protector shields better and shifts less.

Protective gear for every combat sport

Beyond boxing, wrestling, and taekwondo, this gear suits MMA, kickboxing, Muay Thai, karate, and general martial arts sparring — anywhere you strike, grapple, or take contact.

Frequently asked questions

What protective gear do I need for boxing, wrestling, and taekwondo?
Boxing commonly uses headgear, a mouthguard, and hand wraps; wrestling uses ear-guard headgear and a mouthguard; taekwondo uses a chest protector (hogu), headgear, shin guards, forearm guards, and often a groin guard. A mouthguard is worth having for all three.

Is this gear suitable for sparring and competition?
Yes for training and sparring, where it adds a protective layer against contact. For sanctioned competition, check your federation's approved-equipment list first, since requirements vary by sport and event.

How do I choose the right size?
Measure the body area the gear covers and match it to the size chart on each product page. If you're between sizes, size up for comfort and a secure fit.

Where can I check shipping details?
See our shipping policy for delivery details and checkout for available options.