Bodybuilders

Six BJJ gis compared by weave, weight and fit — so you pick the kimono that survives daily gripping without shrinking out of size or failing a competition check.

Six rash guards compared by material, fit and sizing — so you pick the top that stays down in a scramble without riding up, grabbing or splitting.

Six MMA shorts compared by cut, closure and sizing — so you pick the short that survives striking rounds and grappling scrambles without slipping, catching or tearing.

Six Muay Thai shorts compared by cut, waistband and Thai sizing — so you pick the short that lets you kick, knee and clinch without the fabric fighting you.

Six grappling dummies compared by size, fill and drilling style — so you pick the dummy that matches your throws, your ground game and the space you actually have.

Six mounts compared by mount type, capacity and fixing — so your bag hangs from a joist, a stud, a concrete wall or a beam, with swing room around it, instead of pulling out of drywall on the first hard round.

Six kick shields compared by shape, size and grip — so you pick the shield your holder can hold through full-power rounds, without buying a Thai pad by another name, or a pad sold one at a time when you expected two.

Six groin guards compared by cup, fit system and size system — so you pick the guard that stays put through your rounds without buying a model name that covers five different products, or a cup sold separately from its short.

Six belly pads compared by material, padding and closure — so you pick the pad that covers the midsection without buying a vest-style protector when you wanted a waist pad, or a buckle strap when you wanted Velcro.

Six shin guards compared by material, padding and size charts — so you pick the guard that covers your shin bone down to your instep, without buying a slip-on when you wanted straps or a size from the wrong brand’s chart.