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Bodytone functional training accessories

Bodytone functional training accessories: our professional selection

Bodytone functional training accessories are designed for intensive use in gyms, cross training boxes and studios: ropes, suspension straps, medicine balls, kettlebells and small equipment. Light In Fitness is a Bodytone distributor in France and supports facilities in assembling their functional zone, with pricing based on the volumes ordered. Accessories are a recurring budget line, so coating durability and stock availability matter as much as the unit price.

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What the range covers

Battle ropes and climbing ropes, suspension trainers, medicine balls and slam balls, wall balls, kettlebells, resistance bands and loops, plyo boxes, agility equipment and small conditioning kit. Storage racks are part of the same order: accessories left on the floor wear faster, block circulation routes and make a functional zone look neglected within weeks of opening.

Accessory What to check Typical use
Battle ropes Diameter, length, sheath durability Conditioning, class formats
Medicine and slam balls Shell resistance to repeated impact Throws, partner work, circuits
Wall balls Weight range, stitching, surface grip CrossFit and Hyrox formats
Suspension trainers Anchor type, strap and buckle strength Body weight training, small group work
Plyo boxes Stability, edge protection, stacking Jump work, step ups, scaling

Planning a functional zone

Quantities follow class size, not floor area: one item per participant for anything used simultaneously, and a shared reserve for the rest. Anchoring points for ropes and suspension trainers need to be confirmed against the structure before the zone is laid out. Under throw and jump areas, rubber gym flooring tiles protect the slab. Stocked references ship in 5 to 10 working days, and warranty runs from 2 to 5 years depending on the range.

Frequently asked questions

How many accessories should be ordered per class?

For items used by everyone at once, such as wall balls or kettlebells in a class format, order one per participant plus a small margin for weight variation. For items used in rotation, a shared set is enough. Send us your class size and format and we will size the list.

Do ropes and suspension trainers need fixed anchor points?

Yes, and the anchor is the part that has to be verified against the building structure rather than assumed. Rigs and cages usually provide certified anchor points, which is the simplest route. Where a wall or ceiling fixing is planned, confirm the structure before ordering.

Send us your class size, format and quantities, and we will return a priced list with volume pricing where it applies. Request a quotation for a reply within 24 working hours.

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