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Welcome to the website of a major producer and seller of a classic competition, training and also special rings for box and similar sports (Kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA). Our boxing rings are exported under our brand name TeamX into whole Europe and also outside of the continent.

Our new rings are designed in concordance with the development of rules, in cooperation with representatives of sport authorities, with top trainers and sportspeople. We care that the boxing ring provides high safety and it guarantees the maximum of utility for a good price.

We produce, sell and transport boxing rings. On your request, we are able to assemble them in your gym, boxing club or a fitness center. We have also been following the trend of the past few years: people have their fitness rings installed at their homes – in order to follow healthy lifestyle, men but also women work out to keep fit.

We offer rental of boxing rings as well. It is a great advantage for organizers of sport events in box but also for organizers of exhibitions, for television and film crews. We bring the ring, install it and our professional team is at your hand during the whole event. After the event is over, everything is taken care of again...

You can choose a ring from serial production or we can agree upon an optimum solution for you which is a service according to your individual needs. It is a matter of course that we provide guarantee for new boxing rings according to pre-set conditions.

Our company DUNBAR, a.s. is a specialist in the field of boxing rings production, therefore clubs order accessories for their rings – printed canvases, ring ropes, corner padding, softer floors etc. We also renovate whole boxing rings.

Ring for fighters in any modern form is one of the smallest but the most respected sports places. The necessity to do box in the ring was set up already by the grandfather of modern rules, an English champion Jack Brouton in 1743. Fight in a ring was obligatory half of a century earlier than boxing gloves. And the boxing rules, very similar to those of today were codified by the father of modern boxing – British Marguess of Queensberry in 1866 – boxers themselves are very proud of the fact that for example footballers reached this point as far as 30 years later…

Don’t you ever wonder why is this quadratic space where people measure their strength called a ring, i.e. something that we would expect to be of a circular shape? Many tens of thousands years ago, much earlier then when the place for fight was terminated by stretched strings or ropes, it was only set by a circle of curious spectators. That is where the name ring originates. Despite this fact, for more than 300 years, this boxing equipment has in particular the shape of a classic square. However, event in some non-olympionic versions, you can see shapes such as hexagon or octagon.