MMA Shops

Marrkk

Ive Got all my training gear (gloves, instep guards jockstrap etc) and i want to get shorts and tshirts hoodies and stuff. Anyone suggest any good Shops either in dublin or American shops that do delivery and can be trusted..

kid chaos

fightshop.com
mmawarehouse.com
revgear.com

Tones69

www.mmawarehouse.com
Always used it

SuperWoody101

http://www.ultimatemmasupplies.ie

(Irish owned) Never had a problem with them.

Marrkk

Thanks guys AndYeah i got training gear off ultimatemma.ie

ultimatemma

We have lots of new shorts in stock with much more to come this week. 10% discount for all online sales plus speedy delivery.

www.ultimatemmasupplies.ie

or call us on 0862245559.

Thanks!

MrStuffins

What are the shipping costs like from MMAWarehouse?

Marrkk

US Express Mail International $47.00
US Priority mail international $37.15
Fairly Steep :eek:

kcools

I recently got 3 t-shirts from www.cagesidemma.com - shipping for the 3 was about $16.00, I requested that the declared value be...ahem...minimal so I wouldn't have to pay too much import duty or VAT and they marked the value to below the €22.00 threshold. All in all, 3 t-shirts (2 x Bad Boy and 1 x Tapout) and shipping for about €52.00. Shipping took a week by standard USPS.

Chickylicky

Check out a guy called Gary...email address funkytshirts@live.ie for all promotional/Training/Club tshirts, hoodies, training tops etc. We used him before and worked out great, cheap and quality was great!

Torakx

Any shops in dublin for those who arent credit card friendly?
I prefer to use cash or a gun(joke!) lol
Oh on the topic of shopping for mma gear do i need a groin guard for bjj beginners or is that going overboard?

Clive

Torakx wrote: »

Oh on the topic of shopping for mma gear do i need a groin guard for bjj beginners or is that going overboard?

It wouldn't be a necessity (in fact they're illegal in BJJ competition). It'd do no harm if you have the cash, especially if you're training with other beginners.

Torakx

Thanks,didnt know they were banned in some competitions!.
I found as a beginner in a trial class that practising a rear naked choke was literally a pain in the balls lol

ScareGilly

Torakx wrote: »

Thanks,didnt know they were banned in some competitions!.
I found as a beginner in a trial class that practising a rear naked choke was literally a pain in the balls lol

If you have long legs, armbars are the worst...

MrStuffins

In my very first class I got the balls squashed off me! Wasn't very pleasant!

Groin Guard FTW!

Torakx

Ok so i wont be looked at weird if im wearing one? i basically want to know whats the average person do in that situation? its not like i can grab all the lads in the gym to check haha

Still curious also if anyone knows about some decent mma shops around dublin city.
Also there was some site i got linked to from mma-core website that had free shipping on alot of items.mma shorts 59 dollars free shipping for example.Then again maybe thats USA only,i never checked.

Clive

Lol don't worry, some people wear them, others don't. If you end up doing some striking at some stage you'll definitely need one.

My best recommendation for training gear for a beginner is Penny's - shorts and a t-shirt for a tenner!

arybvtcw0eolkf

Clive wrote: »

My best recommendation for training gear for a beginner is Penny's - shorts and a t-shirt for a tenner!

+1.

MaeveD

Torakx wrote: »

Any shops in dublin for those who arent credit card friendly?
I prefer to use cash or a gun(joke!) lol
Oh on the topic of shopping for mma gear do i need a groin guard for bjj beginners or is that going overboard?

We have basic groin guards for 10 euro (black or white), we also stock Shock Doctor supporters and Shock Doctor black shorts with cup.... cash will do fine have a goo at our site to see where we are: www.defendu.ie

Raze_them_all

Clive wrote: »

Lol don't worry, some people wear them, others don't. If you end up doing some striking at some stage you'll definitely need one.

My best recommendation for training gear for a beginner is Penny's - shorts and a t-shirt for a tenner!

at one stage they were selling rash guards for about 8e.

Penny's can be great at times

Mellor

Torakx wrote: »

Ok so i wont be looked at weird if im wearing one? i basically want to know whats the average person do in that situation?

If your doing BJJ, its up to you really.
If you are training MMA, you need one.

I kinda assume anyone posting here is training MMA and not BJJ

arybvtcw0eolkf

Clive wrote: »

My best recommendation for training gear for a beginner is Penny's - shorts and a t-shirt for a tenner!

I just remembered.. I have a photo of me and karl Roche sparring while I'm wearing some Pennys lounge wear!.

Karl would have me shot if I put up the photos, anyone want me shot?.

Barry.Oglesby

Otto Zealous Syntax wrote: »

I just remembered.. I have a photo of me and karl Roche sparring while I'm wearing some Pennys lounge wear!.

Karl would have me shot if I put up the photos, anyone want me shot?.

Was it a onesy?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Barry.Oglesby wrote: »

Was it a onesy?

You just wanna see get owned in my PJ's

bigdogbarking

I just ordered 2 pairs of shorts from mmafightwear.net tonight.
sprawl gripflex for £25 and jaco resurgence for £19.99

They have a few decent pairs a lot cheaper than most places and free delivery if you have a northern address. the rest of their stuff isn't too bad either.

I'll let you know how speedy the delivery was when i get them