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Pro Light Women's BJJ Gi

by Braus Fight AUS

129.99 AUD

Embrace the exceptional design of BRAUS's Pro Light Women's BJJ Gi. This expertly crafted Gi ensures unwavering support and protection during your intense training sessions, workouts, and competitive fights. Crafted from a combination of pearl weave fabric and carefully chosen premium cotton, this Gi offers a remarkable balance between lightweight comfort and remarkable durability. Designed to allow seamless movement, this BJJ Gi empowers female practitioners in the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, harmonizing practicality with an appealing visual aesthetic. The unique pearl weave fabric, alongside its lightweight construction, boasts a rough texture that challenges opponents to establish a firm grip, providing a distinct advantage in competitive settings. Experience the advantages for yourself. Key Features: Pro Light Women's BJJ Gi Jacket Crafted from 100% ultra-soft cotton for unparalleled comfort 380 GSM Pearl Weave fabric: Lightweight, cool, and resistant to gripping High print-sublimation design for maximum durability Extra reinforcement and double stitching for enduring competition pressure and intense training Pro Light Women's BJJ Gi Pants Reinforced stitching on crucial stress points Crafted from high-quality cotton and polyester At BRAUS Fight, we guarantee high-quality products, exceptional customer service, and prompt delivery of your new Women’s Pro Light BJJ Gi. Order yours today and witness the difference this gear brings to your training and competitive journey. For size guidance, refer to our sizing chart. If you're uncertain about the best fit, our team is here to assist. Note that 'out of stock' products may require a minimum 3-week delivery time. Explore related Women's Gi Products to enrich your BJJ gear collection.

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