Revgear is a US combat sports brand headquartered in Van Nuys, California. It was founded in 1996 by Paul Reavlin and has supplied MMA, Muay Thai and boxing gyms for close to three decades, including a run as an official UFC sponsor. This guide walks through what the brand currently sells across its glove, shin guard, headgear and groin protection lines, with the public prices listed on its own US site.
Revgear at a Glance
| Model | Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Premier Deluxe MMA Training Gloves | First-time buyers on a budget | $39.99 |
| Pro Series MS1 MMA Gloves | Regular sparring sessions | $69.99 |
| Thai Original Boxing Gloves | Authentic Muay Thai training | $139.99 |
| S7 Leather Sparring Gloves | Premium, pro-level sparring | $225.00 |
| Defender Gel Shin Guards | Heavier sparring protection | $84.99 |
| Professional Leather Headgear | Full sparring and competition prep | $109.99 |
Revgear MMA Gloves
Revgear sells eight MMA glove models on its US site, priced from $39.99 to $69.99. The Premier Deluxe MMA Training Gloves ($39.99) sit at the entry point for home training and light bag work. The Pinnacle P4 Sparring MMA Gloves ($49.99) and the Challenger 2 Leather MMA Gloves ($59.99) step up in padding for regular sparring, and the Pro Series MS1 MMA Training and Sparring Gloves ($69.99) top the lineup with a full leather shell for fighters training several days a week.
Revgear also sells a Kids MMA Training Gloves model ($49.99) and a Youth Combat Series MMA Gloves model ($44.99) for younger athletes. A full category ranking that places these gloves against other US brands is available in the MMA fight gloves brand ranking.
Revgear Boxing Gloves
The boxing glove range is Revgear’s largest, with 19 models on its site. The Thai Original Muay Thai Boxing Gloves ($139.99) are made in Thailand and were named the top overall pick in a Sweet Science of Fighting comparison, which described them as an all-rounder glove for fighters training five to six days a week and praised the leather for standing up to years of hard use. The Sentinel S3 Pro Leather Gel Boxing Gloves ($119.99) and the Elite Leather Boxing Gloves ($99.99) sit in the mid-range, while the Premier Deluxe Boxing Gloves ($49.99) cover entry-level buyers.
At the top of the range, the S7 Leather Sparring Gloves ($225.00) are Revgear’s premium line. A review of a comparable Revgear leather sparring glove on Warrior Collective UK called the build quality immaculate, with double stitching and well distributed padding, but noted the glove runs large and called the price a genuine premium to pay.
Revgear Shin Guards
Revgear’s 14 shin guard models span cloth entry guards to full leather Muay Thai pieces. The Amateur Cloth Shin and Instep Guards ($29.99) are the cheapest option in the lineup. The Premier Deluxe Shin Guards ($49.99) and the Pinnacle P4 Shin Guards ($69.99) are mid-range picks for regular training, while the Defender Gel Shin Guards ($84.99) add extra gel padding for heavier sparring. The Thai Original Shin Guards ($99.99) are the brand’s authentic Muay Thai line, built to the same standard as its Thai Original gloves. A brand-by-brand comparison of shin guards sold in the US sits in the MMA shin guards brand ranking.
Revgear Headgear
Revgear’s headgear line runs from the Youth Combat Series Headgear ($69.99) for younger athletes to the Professional Leather Headgear with Cheek and Chin Protection ($109.99) for full sparring and competition camps. The Champion II Headgear ($99.99) and the Guvnor Open-Face Headgear ($99.99) sit in between for gym sparring without the added cheek coverage. The brand also carries a licensed TOP TEN T4066 WAKO Avantgarde Headguard ($124.99) for fighters who compete under WAKO rules. See how these compare to other US brands in the MMA headgear brand ranking.
Revgear Groin and Body Protection
Revgear’s groin protection runs from the Groin and Abdomen Protector ($24.99), available in a women’s version at the same price, to the Steel Cup for Muay Thai and Kickboxing ($39.99) and the Boxing No Foul Protector with double foam padding ($69.99). A ranking of groin guards sold in the US, Revgear included, is available in the MMA groin guards ranking.
Who Should Buy Revgear
Revgear’s Premier and Pinnacle lines, priced under $70 across gloves, shin guards and headgear, fit beginners and home gym buyers who want gear from an established American brand without paying for the leather lines. The Thai Original line, made in Thailand and priced in the $100 to $140 range, fits fighters who train several days a week and want the handmade Muay Thai feel that Sweet Science of Fighting ranked as a top pick. The S7 line, at $225 for sparring gloves, is aimed at gyms and fighters who want a premium leather product and are willing to pay for it, though at least one independent review flagged the fit as running large and the price as a genuine premium rather than a mid-range buy.
Is Revgear a good brand for beginners?
Yes. The Premier and Pinnacle lines are priced under $70 across gloves, shin guards and headgear, which makes them a reasonable starting point for someone building a first kit without committing to the brand’s premium leather lines.
Where can US buyers purchase Revgear gear?
Revgear sells directly through revgear.com and lists many of its gloves, shin guards and headgear models on Amazon.com as well.
How much do Revgear boxing gloves cost?
Revgear’s boxing gloves range from $49.99 for the Premier Deluxe line to $225.00 for the premium S7 Leather Sparring Gloves, with the Thai Original Muay Thai gloves at $139.99 in between.
