CrossFit Gear, Equipment & Accessories

What Gear Do CrossFitters Use?

ing the right CrossFit lifting gear can make all the difference. Wondering what you need to bring to your first class? Pack a water bottle, comfortable workout clothes, and relatively flat gym shoes. Wear something that doesn’t restrict your movement and keeps you cool. In terms of training gear, look up the WOD before turning up, and bring any lifting gear that suits that workout. Runners for when you there is a running component, lifting shoes for lifting etc. Lifting straps for deadlifts and pulling movements, a comfortable weightlifting belt for squats, deadlifts and overhead movements or wrist wraps for should presses and bench press.

LIFTING GEAR FOR CROSSFIT

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Weight Lifting Belt - Black
Weight Lifting Belt - Black

Weight Lifting Belt - Black

Regular price $90.00
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Deadlifting Socks with Grips - Black
Deadlifting Socks with Grips - Black
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Leather Weight Lifting Straps - Black
Leather Weight Lifting Straps - Black
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Lifting Wrist Wraps - Black
Lifting Wrist Wraps - Black

Lifting Wrist Wraps - Black

Regular price $50.00

LIFTING GEAR BY STRENGTH SPORT

Different strength sports have unique demands. Whether you're into powerlifting, weightlifting, strongman, CrossFit, training at home, or hitting the gym, we've got the equipment to enhance your performance.

Explore lifting gear by Strength Sport below:

Powerlifting, Weightlifting, Strongman, CrossFit, Home Gyms and Gym & Fitness.

APPAREL

'ONYX' BLACK STRETCH GYM MEN'S TEE

Limited Edition 'Onyx' Black Stretch Gym Tee, designed to be comfortable when you need to perform.

BUNDLES

'Eclipse' Deadlift Bundle

The 'Eclipse' Deadlift Bundle features our signature blacked out Turtle Strength Deadlifting Socks, Weight Lifting Belt & Lifting Straps.

What Equipment is Needed for a CrossFit Gym?

If you are setting up a CrossFit gym you’ll need a variety of equipment to get the full experience. Barbells with bumper plates are a given. They are essential for strength training and are the backbone of many CrossFit workouts. Kettlebells? Absolutely. These are perfect for swings, snatches, and a host of other dynamic movements. You’ll also need medicine balls for those gruelling wall balls and pull-up bars for developing upper body strength. Plyometrics boxes are another staple, ideal for box jumps and step-ups. To round it out, consider adding rowers and assault bikes to your arsenal for those cardio-heavy sessions. Additionally, GHD machines are fantastic for developing posterior chain strength. Are you beginning to see how varied and versatile CrossFit can be?


What Do I Need to Start CrossFit at Home?

Starting CrossFit at home? No problem. You don't need a fully-equipped gym to get started. A few key pieces of equipment can get you on your way. Begin with dumbbells and kettlebells. They are versatile and can be used for a wide range of exercises. A jump rope is another must-have. It’s perfect for those high-intensity cardio bursts. Gymnastics rings might sound advanced, but they are fantastic for bodyweight exercises and improving upper body strength. Exercise bands can also be incredibly useful for resistance training and mobility work. Don’t forget a portable workout mat. It’s essential for floor exercises and provides cushioning for your joints. Barbells and bumper plates are a great staple. If you can fit it into your budget, you should also look at a half or full Power Rack.  

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