We also offer a UK branded Gi, as well as an embroidery service for them if needed.
http://www.black-eagle.co.uk/all/c-c...ianjiujitsu/f/
Single Weave starts at £59.99
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We also offer a UK branded Gi, as well as an embroidery service for them if needed.
http://www.black-eagle.co.uk/all/c-c...ianjiujitsu/f/
Single Weave starts at £59.99
Could well help, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by david5
A3S would be gold, but I really object to shelling out £160 or somethin so i can wait for months for it so that it can be over priced.
What brand are you wearing in A3?
kimono fighters
Well, you weren't wrong. Fits like a two man tent.
The material feels good and i think the gi looks good too.
I recon if it shrinks like Meerkatsu mantioned, it will be a fairly good fit for me lengthways. But accross the chest and around the body its massive and you could fit three pairs of my legs in the trousers.
Patches are like go faster stripes they make you roll harder man defend that pimped gi! lol
Sounds like you need to cut up two different gi's to and get a tailor to stitch them together to make up a sort of 'Franken-gi' to fit your frame :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Leiurus
Thanks dude, but i recon anyone who actually fits this thing would look more like frankenstiens monster than i do. I wear a large in a shirt and 33/34 jeans. I dont need to have frakenstiens tailor for regular clothes! Off the rack suits fit me really well. So, why are Gi's cut so differently? I recon if a manufacturer tried actually measuring real life bjj folk in the uk rather than basing their sizes on fat american wrestlers, or stubby wee japanese dudes, they would make a killing. I realise I am not in the average build bracket, but i just dont beleive that the Gi's represent that bracket either. Grip over... im just pissed at the effort i have to go to to get a gi that fits, its a pain in ther arse.
Has anyone ordered off here? http://www.tufffightwear.net/ seriously cheap just ordered me a T-shirt for a fiver? just waiting for the catch?
I ordered the lightweight Gi from there on Sunday night, hoping it'll be there when I get home from work todayQuote:
Originally Posted by rjd
Only £40 and has had some decent reviews, it's my first gi so I didn't want to spend a huge amount
I'm looking to buy some shorts and a Gi as soon as I know they are legit etc £40 is cheap and I must admit the reviews are pretty good for the price.