MudGear is What to Wear to a Mud Run
MudGear is Performance Apparel for Outdoor Warriors
MudGear has been creating outdoor sports apparel for obstacle racers since 2012, using input from athletes to make the best performing products on the market. We don’t run on treadmills and we don’t make gym clothes. We build rugged tactical gear for top athletes competing in OCR, trail running and outdoor endurance events. We believe we were all made to get outside and get dirty. We believe obstacle racing is meant to unleash everyone’s extreme inner-athlete, and we’re proud to supply the gear that helps make it happen.
Follow and learn more about our Team MudGear Athletes on our Pro Team Blog.
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"Protect your lower legs with the MudGear Compression Obstacle Race Socks, which are designed with a layer of padding that protects from rope burn on climbs and long traverses, and other injuries." |
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"I began wearing MudGear trail socks for obstacle races back in early 2014. I pretty much have not taken them off since. I wear them for races, training days, and at this point, my regular days at the office. Great products and awesome customer service are why I recommend MudGear products to everyone" |
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"After training and racing in the MudGear apparel, it is going to be tough to go with any other products that will match their quality and performance I experienced in the testing period. I have been running for 30 years and this is the first time I have just been knocked off my feet with an apparel line that performed from the first wear to the last. I cannot recommend the MudGear Apparel line enough for any OCR racer out there that needs comfortable but tough apparel to race and train in." |
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"MudGear is company that focuses on making the best obstacle racing specific gear around. They even have the slogan, “Because warriors are not made on treadmills.” This speaks to their entire approach to creating tough enduring garments that have all the needed features for a long wet and muddy race." |
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"If I were to rate the quality of MudGear it would get the highest of marks. I really think these guys are on to something and think you’ll agree." |
