This post is a bit of a deviation from my normal posts about MMA in that this time I am not recapping an event or postulating upon the outcome of a fight.  This post is about a website that caters to fans of the fight game.  In an industry that is brand new, Revgear has been around for thirteen years.  As it stands, I have been going through their website for a couple of hours now.  Unlike many websites, that primarily carry only t-shirts, Revgear carries an insidious amount of product.  T-shirts are only a small part of their business.  They offer fight gear, training gear, and instructional dvd’s for almost any combat sport.  In addition to their own brand, they carry many famous labels such as Bad Boy and Master Toddy’s.

The website itself it very well presented.  It is fast, easy to navigate, and clean.  The product descriptions are clean and thorough.  Checkout is a breeze, and you do not have to create an account to do so.  California residents will have to pay sales tax (as the site is based in that state).  The shipping charge seems reasonable domestically, but shipping internationally could get expensive depending on what you would like to order.  That is not Revgear’s fault, however (though I would make a suggestion to ship all of their products to Canada via 3-day Fedex (Air).  They will save a fortune that way.) 

Revgear gives back to the fans and fighters by sponsoring them, as well as tournaments.  They also sponsor high profile fighters such as Marco Ruas and Bas Rutten.  All in all, despite the amount of product on their website, I can see Revgear adding more and more brand names in the future and growing their company.  The dollars are out there now, especially in Mixed Martial Arts.  I am going to pickup some Revgear products, and when I get them I will follow up with an additional post on their quality.