Martial Arts Mats
Quality Mats for MMA, BJJ, Judo and all Combat Sports
WIDE VARIETY OF OPTIONS

MARTIAL ARTS MATS

Whether it's Jigsaw, roll out or tatami mats , making the right choice for your school, gym or academy is often the first purchase and one of the most important.

REVGEAR have over 30 years experience working with some of the best combat sports gyms in the world. Give us a call and we can guide you through the options!

WHICH MATS ARE RIGHT FOR YOU?

When choosing mats, whether it's part of an overall gym fit or for a specific class or use case, there's a lot to consider. Below we have tried to answer as many of the questions we are often asked by people looking for mats for martial arts training. IN TRUTH ALL Martial Arts Mats will do the job, however if you are on a tight budget or have specific needs then it's worth understanding the options.

The Most Common Mat FAQ's

What thickness martial arts mats do I need for MMA, BJJ, or Judo?
The ideal thickness depends on the discipline. MMA and BJJ commonly use 30mm–40mm mats for grappling and takedowns, while Judo often requires thicker, higher-density mats for additional shock absorption during throws.

What is the difference between jigsaw mats, roll out mats, and tatami mats?
Jigsaw mats are interlocking foam tiles that are easy to install and ideal for flexible training spaces. Roll out mats provide quick setup and seamless coverage for larger gyms. Tatami mats feature a textured anti-slip surface and are popular for BJJ, Judo, and traditional martial arts training.

Are tatami mats better for grappling and groundwork?
Tatami mats are highly popular for grappling because their textured surface improves grip and helps reduce slipping during groundwork, transitions, and takedowns. However the anti slip surface also causes mat burn.

Which martial arts mats are best for home gyms?
Jigsaw mats are often the preferred choice for home gyms because they are affordable, easy to install, portable, and simple to replace if damaged.

What thickness should martial arts mats be for throws and takedowns?
Higher-density thicker mats provide better impact absorption and support during throws, takedowns, and heavy grappling sessions, making them ideal for MMA and Judo training. Generally 40mm is seen as the standard for this although lighter takeedowns can be done on 30mm.

Are roll out mats or interlocking mats easier to install and store?
Roll out mats are faster to install and remove in large spaces, while interlocking jigsaw mats offer more flexibility for custom layouts and smaller training areas.

What size martial arts mat area do I need for my gym or dojo?
The required training area depends on the number of athletes and training style. Larger open spaces are recommended for MMA and sparring, while smaller areas may be suitable for technical drilling and home use.

Which mats provide the best shock absorption for Judo throws?
Thicker tatami and high-density foam mats are generally the best option for Judo, as they help reduce impact during throws and falls.

Are jigsaw mats suitable for MMA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
Yes, high-quality jigsaw mats are widely used for MMA and BJJ training thanks to their durability, cushioning, and easy installation.

What surface texture is best to prevent slipping and mat burn?
Tatami-textured surfaces are commonly preferred because they provide excellent grip while helping reduce slipping however this can cause friction burns during training on the floor.

How soon can I receive delivery of my mats?

Obviously mats by nature are a large item. We generally arrange shipping by specialist courier service and aim to keep you in the loop at every stage. Due to the nature of the product we are keen that customers are there to receive their goods and we keep in direct contact with all trade customers.

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