TOKYODO Karate Uniform Heavyweight 14 oz 100% Cotton Canvas 3pc Gi Set

TOKYODO Karate Uniform Heavyweight 14 oz 100% Cotton Canvas 3pc Gi Set

$ 54.99

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Giftable

9.19

Value for money

8.98

Customer service

9.22

Delivery

9.29

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Product Description

Closure with a snap

A TOKYODO karate uniform consists of a jacket, pants, and a belt and can be worn with any top you prefer. The tailored pants, robe tops, and waist belts impart a professional appearance, while ensuring a comfortable wearing experience.

ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN Tokyodo's karate gis come in youth sizes for ages 2-12 plus medium, large, and extra large sizes for adults (0-7) with a wide range of colors to choose from. Martial Art students and beginners will find this to be the best choice. You should wear an ensemble when you are training, sparring, or competing

100% cotton with 65% polyester/30% polyester blend. It will keep you cool and comfortable and keep you flexible. Experience the comfort of a loose, yet tailored fit offering a complete range of motion for blocking, striking, kicking, and more.

The seams and stitching are reinforced with double stitched flat seams. The lapel and hem of every pant leg, along with every belt, are tightly stitched through 5X rows in length. Each belt has 8 rows in length to give strength and durability that exceeds

If you want to make sure your karate uniforms last, it is advised that you wash them in cold water, on gentle cycle and then hang to air dry. Choosing a karate outfit set in black or white is the easiest part. Size chart (see here)

Questions & Answers

Five-eighths of a foot and one hundred five pounds describe me. I'm not sure what size to buy, what should I do?

This product is great, I am 5'10' and weigh 172 lbs and I bought a size 4. It is a little big but not bad.

I have a 34 inch waist, weigh 195 pounds and am 6 feet tall. Is size 5 or 6 suitable for me?

Size 4 fits me well my height is 5'11" and I weigh 195 pounds my waist is 34"

Selected User Reviews For TOKYODO Karate Uniform Heavyweight 14 oz 100% Cotton Canvas 3pc Gi Set

For a price so low I think that it is a good buy

5/5

I've been using it for karate for over a week now, and I am truly pleased with it. It makes sense that it's a heavyweight gi because the snap is so nice. I like this collar in spite of the fact that it's itchy and uncomfortable a little.

Scout Luna

| Dec 16, 2020

Craftsmanship and durability that last for a lifetime

5/5

The product is fantastic. Thanks for taking me back to my younger days. In addition to my black belt fading, I had a black gi that lasted for years. The best of my life.

Hadleigh Lozano

| Feb 10, 2021

The product is excellent! I would buy it There is a medium to heavy weight to this gi

5/5

This is an excellent product. You're the best!.

Zyaire Miller

| Feb 01, 2021

The size of the karate gi is unnatural

3/5

A normal XL shirt and pants that are a 38 waist and 34 inseam will fit me. I stand 6', 215 lbs. and wear an XL shirt and pants. The products of different manufacturers usually put me into sizes 5 and 6. In my opinion, a heavyweight Euro/Western cut gi would be best. Due to the fact that this gi is all cotton, I chose a size 6 knowing that I could shrink it a bit if need be. It must have been modeled after some alien environment since I don't know who or what they used. In terms of the migoro (the part of the jacket that pulls sideways over the front) this jacket is for someone thinner and perhaps with a 34-inch waist. It is fortunate that the himo (tie strings) are long and compensate for my belly size. The pants waist is so big, it can accommodate a size 46 or 48 waist without being too tight. I sometimes worry that the pants might fall down, even when I cinch the drawstring extremely tightly. Two times now I have tried washing with hot water but it hasn't shrunk A mismatch in size between the top and pants is understandable, but why would there be one? As far as the drawstring goes, I was thinking about replacing it with something thicker so I am more confident that it will stay around my waist.

The included white belt is probably the least substantial belt I have ever handled Despite being very thin, it is extremely light. However, if you are buying this gi, it is likely that you are not a beginner and that you have ranked up enough to need such a weighty kit. I am going to talk about the construction and function of the GI. Strong and substantial, the heavyweight cotton feels good to the touch. The gi on my son feels heavy when rolled up as compared to his lightweight gi. The snap that is a characteristic of kata is satisfying and commands attention from I felt that it would stand up to a long time of use as I sparred with it. It is alright if it fits you, but a good gi IF.