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Pro Light Toddler BJJ Gi (Under 3 Years Old)

by Braus Fight AUS

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64.98 AUD

Are you searching for a BJJ Gi for toddlers aged under three years? Look no further than Braus Fight's range of kids' BJJ training and competition wear. The Pro Light Toddler Gi is specifically designed for young children and comes in a single size suitable for kids between 80cm and 95cm in height. Additionally, you will receive a White Jiu Jitsu Belt with your purchase. When you are looking to buy a BJJ Gi for your child, you want it to last, and you want it to withstand the test of tough training and competition. The range of kids' BJJ Gi’s from Braus Fight is made from the highest quality pearl weave fabric. Offering supreme comfort, along with durability, the Pro Light Toddler Gi is perfect for kids who are training in BJJ and also for those who are kids in BJJ competitions. The materials used in the Braus Fight Kids Gi range are second to none. The top is made from 100% cotton and is robust. This is due to the construction of the pearl weave fabrics. It is seriously lightweight, too, and our kid's range of BJJ Gi’s is suitable for children from 10-15kg. Product Features: Gi Jacket 100% Ultra-soft cotton for superior comfort Ultra-lightweight Pearl Weave fabric Printed design using high print-sublimation for maximum durability Extra reinforced and double stitched to support all the pressure of competition and hard training Gi Pants Reinforced stitching on key stress points Made of high-quality cotton and polyester Elastic pants Braus Fight is an ethical BJJ brand. We don’t just make kids BJJ Gi’s; we are passionate about our customers. If you need a White BJJ GI for your child, then order the white pro light GI for kids today. Our shipping services are quick, and we offer excellent value for money. Please check related Kids Gi Products .

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