Real People. Real Training. Real TapX.

TAPX IN ACTION.

We see the gear when we create it. We want to see what you do with it. Show us TapX on the mats, in the cage, at the gym, on competition day, or wherever you put it to work.

Show Us Your TapX ↓
Three Steps. That's It.

YOU BRING
THE ACTION.

No studio. No staged campaign. No perfect pose. If you're wearing TapX, we want to see the real thing.

01

Wear It.

Train, roll, fight, compete, coach, lift, or simply put your TapX gear to work.

02

Capture It.

Competition photos, training shots, team pictures and everyday gym moments all count.

03

Send It.

Upload your favorites. Selected photos may be featured on TapXGear.com and TapX social media.

REAL PEOPLE.
REAL TRAINING.
REAL TAPX.

This isn't about polished studio photography. TapX in Action is about the people actually wearing the gear. Good lighting and a clear view of your TapX gear helps, but the moment matters more. Send us the shot that's already sitting on your phone.

BJJ MMA Muay Thai Competition Open Mat Training Team Photos Gym Life
Your Turn

DROP YOUR
BEST SHOT.

Got TapX on? You're ready. Upload your photos below for a chance to become part of TapX in Action.

Every submission is reviewed before anything is published.
A young man wearing a black Rockt City International athletic kit standing outdoors against a metal wall, with a railing and a sign that says 'VAN ACCESS.'
More Than The Gear

YOU'RE NOT JUST
WEARING TAPX. YOU'RE PART OF IT.

Every roll. Every round. Every competition. Every early morning and late night. TapX in Action belongs to the people putting the gear to work. That's what we want to show.

TRAIN.
COMPETE.
REP TAPX.
TapX In The Real World

THE GEAR IS OURS.
THE STORY IS YOURS.

Meet some of the athletes, competitors, coaches, teams and everyday people already putting TapX into action.

Create combat-sports content? TapX has a separate program for athletes and creators who want to do more.
MEET THE TAPX SQUAD →
A man in black and patterned sportswear stands in a gym with a group of people sitting at tables behind him.
Promotional poster featuring a man with tattoos, smiling and flexing his arms, wearing a black T-shirt and shorts with logos. The background has a dark and red abstract design. Text includes the names 'Cory Thompson' and 'Southside Kuzushi club,' along with phrases like 'Built for combat, Made to stand out,' and social media handle '@IDOOBOZE.' The poster promotes a fighting or martial arts event or community.
A man kneeling on a gray mat in front of a large yellow and black sign that reads "TRIACE OF JIU JITSU MESA-CALIFORNIA" and features a graphic of two people practicing jiu jitsu. The man is holding a black sign that says "ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED" and has a small logo on his sleeve. There is a marker and cloth on the table in front of him.