Check Out the Paralympic Athletes' Paris 2024 Gear Hauls

It's worth watching all six unboxing videos Jess Heims, a Team USA discus thrower and three time Paralympian, posted on TikTok detailing all of her gear, including her team uniform and the Nike, Skims, and Polo hauls the athletes took home. She calls out some cool adaptive features in the track and field-specific kit, including a magnetic clasp on a pair of pants for people with less hand dexterity, and convertible backpack straps that allow the pack to be held a variety of different ways, such as across the chest or on the back of a wheelchair.

Sitting volleyball Paralympian Allison E. Lang shows off Team Canada's Paralympic kit, and it's as enviable as you'd expect, knowing that Lululemon is behind the gear.

Alison Levine, a Canadian boccia Paralympian, goes into more detail with the Lululemon kit, showing off some adaptive features on a pair of pants, like pockets placed on the front of the legs to be more easily accessible and pull taps inside the waist to allow then to be pulled up more easily.

Wheelchair racer for Team Great Britain, Melanie Woods, shows off her team's Adidas-designed kit in two videos. In the full unboxing, she clocks her excitement at the variety of comfy clothes and the color options, noting that white clothes tend to get dirty quickly when you're a wheelchair user.

British rower Lauren Rowles doesn't walk us through a full kit haul, but she gives us a closer look at the green outfit Woods called out — and gets brownie points for pointing out that the Adidas-designed shirts are "serving brat."

The Australian women's soccer team may not wear a dress on the pitch, but their Olympic kit includes a yellow, green, and blue ombré dress. The spaghetti straps paired with a colorful pleated skirt is . . . a choice . . . and the athletes aren't quite sure what to make of it.

Aside from the ombré dress, Australian athletes received a suitcase full of Asics-sponsored gear. In the track and field athlete's haul, Clay unpacks bags, shoes, jackets, leggings, shorts, crewnecks, and more. One user poignantly compared it to Christmas morning.

Team Canada is stacked with Lulumeon gear, and the Olympic sailor isn't mad about it. After all, Lululemon was founded in Vancouver, Canada, and the red and white kit is perfectly patriotic.

Great Britain's Olympic kit did not come to play. The Adidas gear is incredibly sleek, and the twin track and field athletes (yes, they're actual twins and both Olympic athletes) are pumped to sport their race uniforms and leisure outfits.

The American canoeist notes the Olympic kit is "one of the most exciting parts of the games," and, per usual, Nike did not disappoint. But wait . . . there's more! In part two of her haul, Evy Leibfarth reveals that Team USA also got Ralph Lauren- and SKIMS-sponsored kits. And yes, a take on the infamous Ralph Lauren American flag sweater is included. The chances that we'll see any of these pieces on Poshmark or Depop after the Games are probably slim — right??

Team Turkey is ready to play in their Adidas gear. The Olympic kit includes everything from shoes to backpacks to jackets to towels and the Turkish swimmer is thrilled.

Team New Zealand is loaded with Peak-sponsored gear and the black and white uniforms are simple yet so classic. The Olympic swimmer and TikTok comment section are also particularly obsessed with the included rugby jersey.

Norway is stacked with sleek, sophisticated Olympic gear for the 2024 Games. Athletes are sponsored by Dale Of Norway, and the Norwegian pole vaulter is ready to soar – and look good while doing it.

Ukrainian twin sisters are ready to represent their country as members of the national artistic swimming team. The 4F-sponsored sportswear is a fan-favorite in the comments and the sisters are literally dressed to impress for their second Olympic Games.

Fans are obsessed with Sweden's Uniqlo-branded gear, and the Swedish sailor is equally as excited. From the official uniforms to casual athleisure, the Scandinavian country's kits do not disappoint.

As the host country of the 2024 summer Olympics, Team France did not come to play. Le Coq Sportif is the official sponsor, and this French fencer is outfitted to the T.

Adidas is back at it again with Ireland's Olympic kit, but the gear also appears to be co-sponsored by McKeever Sports. The track and field athlete seems cool, calm, and collected but the bold national gear is ready to perform.