Breathe Better. Roll Harder.

Medical-grade nose strips engineered for combat athletes

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+31%

Nasal Airway Opening

30

Strips Per Pack

67¢

Per Training Session

Simple Process

How It Works

Three simple steps to better breathing

1

Clean & Dry

Make sure your nose is clean and completely dry for optimal adhesion.

2

Apply Strip

Position the strip across the bridge of your nose and press firmly.

3

Train

The strip holds your nasal valve open for the whole session. Peel off slowly after training.

Built for Combat Athletes
Why CombatStrips

Built for Combat Athletes

Our medical-grade nose strips are engineered specifically for combat athletes. Unlike regular nose strips, CombatStrips feature an ultra-strong adhesive that stays put through the most intense training sessions.

  • Medical-grade adhesive that lasts all session
  • Designed specifically for combat sports
  • Hypoallergenic, skin-safe materials
+31% Airflow
30 Strips per pack

FAQ

Common Questions

Will the strips stay on during intense training?
That's the whole reason this product exists. Ordinary nasal strips are made for sleeping, a still face with no sweat, which is why they come off in a hard roll. CombatStrips use a medical-grade adhesive spec'd for sweat and mat contact. Apply it to clean, dry skin (that part matters) and it's built to last the session.
What do CombatStrips actually do?
Your nasal valve is the narrowest point of your airway, and CombatStrips mechanically hold it open while you train. Published research on external nasal dilators measures about a 31% increase in the valve's cross-sectional area and a real drop in nasal breathing resistance. On the mat, that means nasal breathing stays available deeper into hard rounds.
Can I use CombatStrips during no-gi grappling?
Yes. No-gi is the worst case for any adhesive: maximum sweat, maximum skin contact. It's the environment the adhesive was chosen for. Clean, dry application matters most here.
How many strips come in a pack?
30 strips per pack. One per session, so a pack is roughly a month of serious training at about 67 cents a session.
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