Summary Back when I first started training seriously there were a few old brands that had big name fighters on their sponsorship rosters, one of those brands was Jaco. Jaco’s aesthetic was always clean and when they stopped putting out products for a while I wondered what had become of them. Well, Jaco is back … Read more
I had never heard of Pakari before they reached out to Gi Reviews for a review, but upon looking at their website and social media I was pleased to see some really interesting and attractive designs that I found to be very similar to the design points of a the Zuri gi I reviewed a few years back. How did the Pakari Manguu gi stack up? Read more to find out!
Summary Carving a niche in the gear market, Viking Gear MMA offers a particular product for a particular kind of customer. They sent us their Fenrir God Slayer Master gi for review, how did it hold up? Did it allow me to drink from the skulls of my enemies? Or are they selling wolf tickets? … Read more
Summary As a young gear company, Nine Lives Jiu-Jitsu has their work cut out for them entering a saturated market. We recently had a chance to review their Seven Seas gi to see how they fair against other companies trying to make an impact on the gear market. Was it smooth sailing? Or were the seas … Read more
Known for their creative use of stitching and interesting designs, Aesthetic has been around for quite a while. They recently opened up shop in the USA and they sent over one of their new Alpha gis for us to test. How did it stack up to other gis on the market? Check it out…
A newer addition to the gi market, Sleeve & Collar is trying to set themselves apart in the gi and gear market by offering simple yet subtly unique gear to appeal to the understated jiu-jitsu athlete. They sent over their Onyx gi for review. Take a look at some best Jiu-Jitsu Gi!
A relatively unknown and un-tested company on the gi market, caught my eye on social media. I was interested to see what kind of quality this company offered given their highly pleasing Hawaiian style designs.
War Tribe has consistently released solid and innovative products for the jiu-jitsu gear market. I recently had a chance to review their Hydrogen gi, an ultra light weight addition to the War Tribe lineup. Having reviewed 3 other War Tribe gis, all standard weight products, I was curious to see how this gi stacked up, was it of similar high quality to its heavier counterparts?
Habrok Sports is trying to take the gi market by storm adding their product offering to the already huge gear market that is available to jiu jitsu practitioners. They are confident in their product lines and submitted their recent release, the Habrok Tatica 2.0 for review. I wore this gi for over 3 months to determine its quality, longevity and rolling performance, check out my review.
While I’d seen the Habrok name around the no-gi scene, I wasn’t aware that they made gis until they gave me the opportunity to try out their Tatica Leve model. I was eager to see how their gis measured up against other competitors in the market.