Custom Wrestling Mats: Sizes, Pricing Factors, and How to Order

The room is built before the wrestler is.

A custom wrestling mat is a ten year purchase. Get the size, thickness, and markings right the first time and the mat outlasts several rosters. Here is what to know before you order.

Regulation Sizes First

High school (NFHS): the standard competition mat is 38' x 38' with a 28-foot minimum circle. Our 38' x 38' NFHS regulation mat is tournament ready as configured.

College (NCAA): 42' x 42' with a 32-foot circle. The 42' x 42' college regulation mat meets collegiate tournament requirements.

Home and club training: a 10' x 10' home wrestling mat fits a garage or basement drilling space. Tatami-surface options cover BJJ and other martial arts in the same footprint.

What Drives Custom Mat Pricing

Size: square footage is the biggest cost factor. A 42' x 42' mat carries roughly 20 percent more material than a 38' x 38'.

Thickness: competition mats run thicker foam than practice mats. Thicker costs more and protects more.

Sections: mats ship in sections that tape together. More sections ease handling and storage but add seams.

Custom markings: center logos, school names, and multi-color circles add art and setup cost. Plan the design once and it lasts the life of the mat. Before you commit to artwork, read our guide on logo placement and colors for what coaches get wrong.

How to Order

Configure size, color, and logo through our custom mat program, starting from the options on our wrestling mats collection. Send us your school colors and logo file, we confirm a proof before production, and the mat ships in sections with tape.

Outfitting a full room? Strike Shield wall padding protects the walls, and custom headgear in team colors finishes the program.

The mat does not lie. Order the one your program deserves.