BJJ / Grappling

BJJ / Grappling — what to look for

BJJ gear supports you from your first step onto the mat to preparing for competition in Brazilian jiu-jitsu or grappling. Here you’ll find gis, belts and rash guards — everything for gi and no-gi training. When choosing a gi, consider size and cut first: a well-fitting gi must not restrict your movement and has to withstand hard grips and regular washing. The material determines weight, durability and drying time — heavier fabrics are sturdier, lighter ones you’ll appreciate in the heat and at competitions. Choose a rash guard depending on whether you train gi or no-gi and whether you wear it under your gi. A beginner will be fine with a reliable base that handles daily wear; advanced athletes will appreciate a more refined cut and a more durable build. Choose your belt by rank and length so it holds and doesn’t loosen during rolls. Put together gear that won’t let you down on the mat.