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Training Equipment

Get the most from every rep and set with our range of gym equipment essentials. From weightlifting gloves and belts, to knee supports and wrist wraps, we’re on hand to help you stay injury-free and on form to reach your goals.

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The right weightlifting equipment makes a real difference to how you train. From lifting belts and straps to hydration vests and resistance bands, this range of gym accessories is built for people who take their sessions seriously. Every piece is designed to handle the demands of regular training — whether that's heavy lifting, high-rep circuits, or long-distance runs.


The range covers everything from the basics to the specialist kit you didn't know you needed. Compact recovery tools, durable shakers, protective sleeves, and adjustable resistance bands all sit alongside the core lifting accessories — so you can build out your setup without having to look anywhere else.


Who Training Equipment Are For


This training equipment is for anyone who trains with intent. Weightlifters will find the belts, straps, and sleeves they need to train heavier and more consistently. Runners and endurance athletes can kit out with hydration vests and soft running bottles built to move with them. And if you're building a home gym, the resistance bands and ab roller set give you serious variety without taking up much space.


It's equally well suited to gym newcomers who want to start with the right foundations as it is to experienced athletes adding specialist tools to a well-established kit bag. Whatever your training style, there's something here that earns its place in your routine.


When to Use Training Equipment


Lifting accessories like belts and straps come into their own during heavy compound movements — deadlifts, rows, overhead presses — where grip or lower back stability is a limiting factor. Knee and elbow sleeves are worth pulling on before any session involving loaded squats, pressing, or high-volume repetition work. Get into the habit of using them from the warm-up, not just when things feel heavy.


Recovery tools like massage balls and recovery balls are best used post-session, working through tight spots in the calves, glutes, lats, and upper back before they become bigger problems. Hydration kit — vests, soft bottles, metal water bottles — is relevant any time you're training outdoors or doing sessions long enough that staying on top of fluid intake actually matters.


Training Equipment Benefits


Protect the Joints You Train Around

Knee sleeves and elbow sleeves add compression and warmth to the joints that take the most punishment in strength training. The MP Unisex Training Knee Sleeve Pair and Elbow Sleeve Pair are cut from four-way stretch woven fabric, so they stay in place through the full range of movement without restricting it.


Build a More Reliable Grip

Lifting straps and hand wraps shift the limiting factor away from grip strength so you can focus on the muscles you're actually training. Whether you go for the suede lifting straps or the figure-of-8 design, both are built to handle serious loads session after session.


Train and Hydrate Without Slowing Down

The hydration vests and soft running bottles are built for athletes who don't want to stop mid-session to drink. The MP Hydration Vest features a durable water repellent coating and four-way stretch construction, so it sits close to the body and moves with you rather than against you.


Work on Mobility and Tension Between Sessions

Massage balls and recovery balls are small, targeted, and genuinely effective at addressing the kind of muscle tightness that builds up from regular training. The Myprotein Massage Ball is sized specifically to get into problem areas that a foam roller simply can't reach.


Popular Picks


MP Hydration Vest - Black — Built for runners who don't stop for weather, the MP Hydration Vest pairs a durable water-repellent outer with four-way stretch and mesh ventilation panels to keep you moving whatever the conditions.


Myprotein Massage Ball - Black — Small enough to take anywhere, the Myprotein Massage Ball is designed to pinpoint tight spots and problem areas that larger tools simply can't reach.


Myprotein Leather Lifting Belt - Black — Cut from high-quality leather with a double-buckle fastening, the Myprotein Leather Lifting Belt is the go-to choice for anyone who takes their lower back support seriously under heavy load.



FAQs



What weightlifting equipment is available at Myprotein?

Myprotein's training equipment range covers lifting belts, lifting straps, hand wraps, knee sleeves, elbow sleeves, resistance bands, ab rollers, massage balls, recovery balls, fat callipers, hydration vests, and a full selection of shakers and water bottles. There are currently 20 products in this category, spanning everything from single resistance bands to an 11-piece multi-band set — so whether you're picking up one item or building out a full kit, there's plenty to choose from.


What gym accessories do I actually need as a beginner weightlifter?

A lifting belt and a pair of lifting straps are the two most practical starting points for anyone new to barbell or dumbbell training. The Myprotein Leather Lifting Belt is made from high-quality leather and offers genuine lower back support during heavy compound movements. A pair of straps — either the Suede Lifting Straps or the Figure of 8 design — takes grip out of the equation early on, letting you focus on learning movement patterns properly before load becomes a factor.


What's the difference between lifting straps and a lifting belt?

Lifting straps wrap around the bar and your wrist to reinforce your grip, making them most useful for pulling movements like deadlifts and rows where grip tends to give out before the target muscles do. A lifting belt wraps around your torso and provides a rigid surface for your core to brace against during heavy squats, deadlifts, and overhead work. Most serious weightlifters use both — straps for grip, belt for spinal stability — but they solve different problems.


Are resistance bands good training accessories for home workouts?

Resistance bands are one of the most versatile pieces of training equipment available, working for strength training, mobility work, and warm-up activation routines. The Myprotein Singular Resistance Band handles loads in the 23–54kg range, while the Multi Use 11 Piece Resistance Band Set gives you the full spectrum in one purchase — useful if you train multiple movement patterns or want to use bands as a progressive tool rather than a fixed-resistance one.


How do I choose between knee sleeves and elbow sleeves?

Choose based on what you're training. Knee sleeves are the standard choice for anyone doing loaded squatting, leg pressing, or any high-rep lower body work where joint warmth and compression matter. Elbow sleeves are more relevant for pressing movements — bench press, overhead press, tricep work — or high-volume pulling where the elbow joint takes repetitive stress. Both the MP Training Knee Sleeve Pair and Elbow Sleeve Pair use four-way stretch fabric, so fit and range of motion aren't a concern.


What's the best gym accessory for muscle recovery between sessions?

For targeted tissue work between sessions, the Myprotein Massage Ball is a practical first choice. Its small size lets it get into specific problem areas — calves, glutes, the space between the shoulder blades — that larger recovery tools can't reach precisely. The Myprotein Recovery Ball is the larger option, better suited to bigger muscle groups like the quads and hamstrings where you want broader surface coverage.


Which shaker or water bottle should I use for training?

The right choice depends on how and where you train. The MixMaster™ Shaker is a solid all-rounder for mixing protein and other powders at the gym. The Soft Running Bottle and Hybrid Water Bottle are better suited to training on the move, and the Medium Metal Water Bottle works well for anyone who prefers a more durable, everyday-carry option. All shakers and bottles in the range are available in clear or colour options to suit personal preference.


Who designs the training equipment at Myprotein?

Myprotein's training equipment is developed by Myprotein's expert in-house team, who design each product with the practical demands of real training sessions in mind. That means considering things like durability under repeated load, fit during dynamic movement, and the specific requirements of different training styles — from powerlifting to long-distance running.


Is Myprotein training equipment suitable for weightlifting and cardio?

The range covers both disciplines. The lifting belts, straps, hand wraps, and joint sleeves are built for strength training, while the hydration vests, soft running bottles, and resistance bands translate directly into cardio and endurance training contexts. The MP Hydration Vest in particular — with its water repellent outer and four-way stretch build — is designed specifically for running and outdoor training where carrying fluid without bulk is a priority.


Can I use resistance bands as a standalone strength training tool?

Resistance bands work as a standalone training tool for many athletes, particularly those focused on functional strength, rehabilitation-style work, or training in spaces where traditional gym equipment isn't available. The 23–54kg resistance range of the Myprotein Singular Band is substantial enough to make movements genuinely challenging. The 11 Piece Resistance Band Set gives you enough variety to programme full sessions across upper body, lower body, and core movements.