The newest addition to our range is the S4 Gloves. We wanted something that people who are just getting into the martial arts scene could appreciate so we spent a lot of time designing the S4 range. It needed to be cheaper than the T3 gloves but still provide the maximum protection Hayabusa is known for. So we removed the dual strap and added a splint to the wrist which helps to keep your wrist straight while punching. Something was still missing though, so after some thought and consideration, we finally reached a conclusion. Everyone who buys a pair of S4 Boxing Gloves will receive a free set of handwraps and a wash bag for them. And just as we had hoped the S4 range has been a massive success, so much so that we sold out of the entire grey colourway in just two and a half months. Don't worry though more is on the way and we won't be selling out of these gloves again anytime soon. The exact answer depends on how often you train in the gi each week, what days your gi classes are on, and how often you want to compete. Many gi brands offer one or more types of lightweight gis to help practitioners successfully make their weight class when competing. These gis are often made from lighter fabrics, and have colors and patches which are IBJJF-legal. As a general rule of thumb, lightweight gis tend to not last as long as heavier gis, so it’s generally advised to avoid wearing them during regular training sessions. The gi’s material is such that it won’t stretch when wet, easing up grip breaking. It also lets the Gi retain its tapered shape when you are rolling in sweat from training.

Double weave. As the name suggests, this weave is basically double the threads as a single weave gi. This makes it extra durable, but much heavier than other fabric weaves. Few gi brands make BJJ gis in double weave. One such brand is Ronin Brand, although these gis are generally more expensive than single weave gis. Double weave is used for many judo gis.

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Now, if you look at the pants, you’ll notice that they have got quite strong seams in them. Even though the diagonal stitches look unusual, they are really helpful to keep your pants together. You can conveniently train and compete in this Gi without the material hindering your movement. It has moderate pricing with pretty good service. Not to mention, they are also available in female-cuts now, so you can say goodbye to your unisex Gis. Properly wash and dry your gi to avoid unnecessary fading or staining. We’ve written a full guide about gi care, but the simple instructions are: The Shinju 3.0 BJJ gi like other Hayabusa gis come prewashed (preshrunk) for a tailored fit. The Shinju 3.0 is mid-weight gi that allows for frictionless movement thanks to the cut of this gi. Even during hot summers, you won’t feel like you’re drowning in a pool of sweat, as the lightweight Gi is wonderfully breathable. This IBJJF compliant Gi can be used in tournaments too; so, it won’t be necessary to swap out of your gear while getting ready for it.

The Hayabusa lightweight BJJ gi is a bit more subtle than some of their other gi's. The lightweight gi comes with subtle embroidery and patches that add to the gi's appeal along with intricate stitching. Build Quality Gold weave. Gold weave was once a very popular fabric weave for gis, and is still available in some premium gis like the Hayabusa Goorudo 3 Gold Weave. It’s a soft, loose and durable material with a square ladder-like appearance. Gold weave has largely been superseded by pearl weave.

Hayabusa products are generally known for their quality and durability in the martial arts community. Many practitioners appreciate the brand’s attention to detail and the performance of their products. The Hayabusa Lightweight Jiu-Jitsu Gi is primarily used for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training and competition. It’s designed to provide the practitioner with comfort, durability, and a professional appearance. What They Say About Hayabusa Lightweight Gi Jiu-Jitsu? Fuji is a reliable name in the BBJJ Gi industry, and products like this are exactly why. The Suparaito gets its name from the Japanese word for “super light”. With a decent pearl weave fabric, this Gi stands at about 420gsm on the weight scale. Comfort: Hayabusa prioritizes comfort in its products. The gi is described as having the perfect combination of softness and weight.