Functional Fitness Gear: Apparel and Accessories Built for Training
Quick Answer- Functional fitness gear apparel covers tops, bottoms, layers, and hats designed for the cross-training movement style.
- Tops: moisture-wicking tees, tanks, racerbacks, long sleeves. Bottoms: athletic shorts, leggings, joggers. Layers: hoodies, crewnecks.
- A 7-piece starter line covers daily training, competition days, and the cold-weather rotation for most boxes.
- For garage gym athletes, single-piece orders ship free with no minimum.
Functional fitness gear apparel from Bear Grips Pro Shops starts at $19.88 VIP base with no minimum order. The full functional fitness wardrobe covers four product categories: tops (tees, tanks, long sleeves), bottoms (shorts, leggings, joggers), layers (hoodies, crewnecks), and hats. Each piece prints clean on athletic fabrics and ships free to the door in about a week.
The 7-Piece Functional Fitness Starter Gear Line
For boxes building a branded apparel program, the 7-piece starter line covers most member needs:
- Performance Workout Tank (Bella+Canvas). $19.88 VIP base.
- Men's or Ladies' Moisture Wicking Tee (Sport-Tek). $23.86-$25.88.
- Athletic 7" Mesh Shorts (Sport-Tek). $26.88.
- Women's High-Waist Pocket Leggings (Bear Grips). $54.88.
- Comfort Soft Hoodie (Bear Grips). $36.88.
- Padded Sports Bra (Bear Grips). $45.88.
- Mesh Snapback Hat (Yupoong). $25.88.
This lineup covers every member from the first-day trial to the long-tenured competitor. Average member purchase across the lineup runs 2-3 pieces in year one.
Bottoms in Depth
- Athletic 7" Mesh Shorts (Sport-Tek). Lightweight mesh, no pockets, best for high-output training. $26.88.
- Youth Athletic Mesh Shorts (Sport-Tek). Mesh shorts for kids programs. $26.88.
- Ladies 3" Fitness Shorts (Sport-Tek). Short-cut compression-style. $30.88.
- Men's Performance Training Shorts (Bear Grips). Mid-thigh athletic shorts. $44.88.
- Men's Signature Athletic Shorts (Bear Grips). Premium signature mid-thigh shorts. $49.88.
- Women's Signature Biker Shorts (Bear Grips). Mid-thigh biker shorts. $47.88.
- Signature Seamless Leggings (Bear Grips). Full-length training leggings. $54.88.
- Women's High-Waist Pocket Leggings (Bear Grips). Pocket leggings. $54.88.
- Women's High-Waist Capri Leggings (Bear Grips). Capri-length leggings. $54.88.
- Men's Midweight Performance Joggers (Independent Trading Co.). Joggers for warm-up and post-class. $40.88.
- Unisex Premium Fleece Joggers (Cotton Heritage). Heavier fleece joggers for cold-weather rotation. $48.88.
Layers for Warm-Up and Cool-Down
- Comfort Soft Hoodie (Bear Grips). Midweight pullover. $36.88.
- Classic Zip-Up Hoodie (Gildan). Full-zip for easy on-off. $41.88.
- Perfect Soft Crewneck Sweatshirt (Bear Grips). No-hood crewneck. $34.88.
- Unisex Champion Performance Hoodie. Premium fleece. $45.88.
- Women's Premium Cropped Hoodie (Bella+Canvas). Fitted cropped pullover. $47.88.
- Women's Premium Cropped Sweatshirt (Bella+Canvas). Cropped crewneck. $44.88.
- Women's Wave Wash Sweatpants (Independent Trading Co.). Wide-cut wave wash sweatpants. $39.88.
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Hats and Caps for Functional Fitness
- Mesh Snapback Hat (Yupoong). Trucker-style mesh back. $25.88.
- Classic Flat Bill Snapback Hat (Yupoong). Flat bill snapback with embroidery. $29.86.
- Classic Rope Hat (Richardson). Outdoor-style rope detail. $29.86.
- Adjustable Cotton Lifestyle Hat (Yupoong). Dad-hat style. $25.88.
- Cuffed Winter Hat (Yupoong). Cuffed beanie for cold-weather training and post-class. $25.86.
For outdoor metcons, sandbag runs, and post-class wear, the snapback or rope hat with the gym logo is the most-worn accessory.
What the Catalog Does Not Cover
The Bear Grips catalog focuses on apparel and headwear. The catalog does not cover hard equipment (kettlebells, barbells, dumbbells, racks), grip supplies (chalk, gloves, wrist wraps), nutrition supplements, or recovery tools (foam rollers, massage guns).
For gyms or members looking for those categories, traditional fitness equipment vendors handle them. Bear Grips covers the apparel and headwear layer that surrounds the equipment.
How to Order the Functional Fitness Gear Lineup
- Sign up at shops.beargrips.com/for/functional-fitness.
- Upload the gym wordmark and logomark.
- Build the 7-piece starter lineup above or expand to 12-15 pieces for a fuller program.
- Set retail at $10-25 margin per piece.
- Share the shop link with members.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What gear should a functional fitness gym start its apparel program with?
A 7-piece starter line covering one tank, one tee, one short, one legging, one hoodie, one sports bra, and one hat. Most gyms launch with these and add competition-specific or seasonal pieces quarterly.
Does Bear Grips sell functional fitness equipment like kettlebells or barbells?
No. The catalog focuses on apparel and headwear. For equipment, members typically source from traditional fitness equipment vendors. Bear Grips covers the apparel layer around the equipment.
What leggings work best for functional fitness training?
The Bear Grips Women's High-Waist Pocket Leggings at $54.88 are the most-ordered functional fitness legging. Pocket placement holds keys, phone, and small essentials through dynamic movements. Seamless leggings work for higher-output training.
Are joggers good for functional fitness?
For warm-up and post-class wear, yes. The Men's Midweight Performance Joggers at $40.88 and Unisex Premium Fleece Joggers at $48.88 are the most-ordered functional fitness joggers. For active training, athletic shorts work better.
Sarah CaldwellCrossFit and Functional Fitness Coach
Sarah owns a CrossFit affiliate and coaches HYROX teams in her off-hours. She has been in the functional fitness space for nine years and writes about box-life logistics, custom team apparel, and the new wave of hybrid training.
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