The Best Combat Sports Equipment Brands in Switzerland

Choosing the right combat sports equipment brand makes a real difference in comfort, durability and performance, whether you train in boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA or BJJ. CombatCorner's catalogue brings together brands trusted by coaches and athletes, each specialised in a different category of gear.

RDX Sports: exclusive distributor in Switzerland

CombatCorner is the exclusive Swiss distributor of RDX Sports, a brand recognised internationally for its range of boxing, MMA and Muay Thai equipment. From gloves to protective gear, RDX Sports products are designed to meet the demands of both training and competition, and the brand's catalogue is one of the most complete available at CombatCorner.

Combat Sports: protective gear for training

For grapplers and MMA athletes, Combat Sports is a well-known reference for protective equipment. Its knee pads and elbow pads are commonly used to protect joints during sparring and ground work, where repeated impact and friction on the mats can otherwise cause discomfort.

Equipment for every discipline

Beyond gloves and protective gear, a well-equipped gym or fighter also needs accessories adapted to specific situations. For instance, MMA gloves from the Combat line are built for sparring and technical drills where grip and finger mobility matter. Joint support also plays a role during preparation, and many athletes rely on combat tape to stabilise wrists, ankles or fingers before training or competing.

Referee and officiating equipment

Clubs organising sparring sessions or amateur competitions also need reliable referee equipment to make sure fights are properly supervised and scored according to the rules of each discipline.

Speed, marking and multisport accessories

Training programmes often combine strength, speed and technical work. CombatCorner's range of speed equipment supports conditioning drills, while marking equipment is useful for coaches structuring group sessions. For gyms covering several disciplines at once, the multisport equipment selection brings together accessories that are not tied to a single sport.

How to choose the right brand for your needs

The best brand for a given athlete depends on the discipline practised, the level of use, from recreational training to regular sparring or competition, and personal preferences regarding fit and materials. Comparing the full equipment catalogue available at CombatCorner helps identify which brand and model correspond to a specific training routine.

Why buy through a specialised retailer

Buying combat sports gear from a specialised retailer such as CombatCorner gives access to a curated selection rather than a generic sporting goods assortment. As the exclusive Swiss distributor of RDX Sports, CombatCorner also offers direct access to the brand's full range alongside complementary brands such as Combat Sports for specific protective needs.

FAQ

What is the exclusive combat sports brand distributed by CombatCorner in Switzerland?

CombatCorner is the exclusive Swiss distributor of RDX Sports, a brand covering boxing, MMA and Muay Thai equipment among other disciplines.

Which brand is recommended for knee and elbow protection?

Combat Sports is a recognised option for knee pads and elbow pads, commonly used by grapplers and MMA athletes to protect joints during sparring and ground work.

Do I need referee equipment even for amateur training?

Clubs organising internal sparring sessions or small competitions benefit from proper referee equipment to make sure fights are supervised and scored consistently.

What is combat tape used for?

Combat tape provides support and stabilisation for wrists, ankles or fingers, and is commonly applied before training or competition to reduce strain on joints.

Can multisport equipment be used across different combat disciplines?

Yes, multisport equipment is designed to be used across several disciplines rather than being limited to one specific sport, which makes it practical for gyms offering multiple classes.

How do I choose between different brands for the same type of gear?

The choice generally depends on the discipline practised, the frequency of training or competition, and personal preferences for materials and fit, so comparing full product ranges is the best way to make an informed decision.