Build around your class schedule
List the sessions your members attend: bag work, partner drills, sparring, conditioning or beginner classes. Match equipment to those activities before choosing quantities.
Cover the essentials
Shared gloves and protective equipment need a practical size mix, clear cleaning routines and regular inspection. Pads and bags should suit the training style and available floor space.
- Training and sparring gloves in useful weights
- Head guards and protective gear for partner work
- Focus pads and boxing paddles for coaching
- Bag types that fit your training space
- Replacement stock for high-use items
Plan replenishment and branding
Track sizes, member demand and the equipment that wears fastest. Branded team gear can help a club look consistent, while private-label supply can be discussed for gyms that sell merchandise to members.
Make the supplier brief specific
When requesting prices, include the products, quantity by size, intended use, preferred materials, branding, packaging and delivery destination. Ask about samples and confirm the final specifications before ordering.