Dumbbells
Gymnastic Mats & Carpets
Gymnastic Sticks, Ribbons & Hoops
Gymnastic Bars & Rings
Gymnastic Apparatus (Horse, Buck, Beam)
Kettlebells
Barbell Plates
Yoga & Fitness Mats
Agility Ladders & Cones
Track & Field — Hurdles
Track & Field — Throwing
Track & Field — Long Jump
Track & Field — Jump Stands & Bars
Medicine Balls
Game Balls
Plyometric Boxes
Obstacle Courses
Fitness Test Platforms
Jump Ropes
Barbells & Bars
产品 — 运动器械与器材
常见问题
•Why buy cast iron weights from Russia rather than the nearest market?
Cast iron is priced by metal and foundry cost, and Russian foundries cast kettlebells, plates and dumbbells at scale for a large domestic market. At container volume, the FOB price plus sea freight typically undercuts regional retail and wholesale channels substantially. The product is also culturally authentic — kettlebell sport originated in Russia.
•Do barbells and plates follow international dimensional standards?
Yes — Olympic-pattern 50 mm sleeve bars and plates are standard in the assortment, alongside 25–30 mm training bars for schools. Competition-pattern color-coded plates are available from several factories. Specify which standard your market expects; mixing patterns in one order is fine as long as each line is clearly defined.
•Can gymnastic apparatus be supplied for federation-level training halls?
Factories produce vaulting horses, bucks, beams, bars and rings to dimensions consistent with international gymnastics norms, suitable for training halls and schools. If you need apparatus certified for sanctioned competition, raise it explicitly — competition certification is a separate matter from training-grade equipment, and suppliers will state honestly what their products carry.
•What is the minimum sensible order for this category?
For light inventory — balls, ropes, mats — pallet consolidation works from modest budgets. For cast iron, economics start at a few tons and improve to a full 20-foot container (roughly 20+ tons of weights). Many buyers blend the two: a container of weights with mats and inventory loaded on top of the same shipment.
•How fast can a school program order be produced and delivered?
Standard inventory ships from stock or within 2–3 weeks; cast goods at container volume typically need 30–45 days of production. Add 4–7 weeks sea transit to the Middle East, Africa or Latin America, or 1–3 weeks overland to Central Asia. For a school-year deadline, order 3–4 months ahead.