Helmets: Gladiators wore helmets to protect their heads from blows. Helmets were often made of iron or bronze and could be elaborately decorated.
Body armor: Gladiators also wore body armor to protect their torsos from sword strikes and arrows. Body armor was typically made of leather or metal and could cover the chest, back, and shoulders.
Greaves: Greaves were shin guards that protected the gladiator's legs from blows. Greaves were often made of metal and could be decorated with reliefs or engravings.
Manicae: Manicae were arm guards that protected the gladiator's arms from blows. Manicae were typically made of leather or metal and could be decorated with reliefs or engravings.
Weapons: Gladiators used a variety of weapons, including swords, spears, shields, and nets. Swords were the most common weapon used by gladiators and were typically made of iron or bronze. Spears were also popular and were often used in conjunction with shields. Shields were used to block blows and could be made of wood, metal, or leather. Nets were used to entangle opponents and were often used by gladiators who fought with tridents.
Training equipment: In addition to the equipment they used in combat, gladiators also used a variety of training equipment to improve their skills. This equipment included wooden practice swords, punching bags, and weights.