Skip to main content

TS1 Women's No Gi Fight Shorts

by Braus Fight AUS

57.75 AUD

The key for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu enthusiasts, the TS1 Women's No Gi Fight Shorts by BRAUS Fight are a crucial addition to your kit. In a market filled with varied No Gi shorts, our offering ensures longevity and durability, enduring the rigours of intense training and rigorous competitions over time. Crafted from super lightweight, quick-drying fabric, these shorts deliver maximum mobility, flexibility, and comfort during dynamic movements. Their featherweight design is an added advantage for any BJJ practitioner, allowing unhindered performance. Beyond the premium materials used, our shorts boast high-definition sublimation print designs that ensure maximal product durability, enduring even the toughest mat sessions and rigorous wash cycles. The design of BRAUS No Gi Shorts, though minimalistic, offers versatility to pair with any color of your preferred rash guards or training shirts. Available in sizes from Extra Small to Double Extra Large. Product Features: Quick-drying fabric expedites moisture evaporation for a dry, comfortable experience. Elastic waistband provides a secure, snug fit. Drawcord on the waist enhances adjustability for a tailored fit. 12" outseam offers an optimal balance between coverage and flexibility. High-quality screen prints resist fading or peeling over time. Reinforced seams for extended durability. They are designed for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and all martial arts disciplines. BRAUS Fight stands for long-lasting, high-quality products that provide excellent value for money, backed by impeccable customer service and punctual delivery. Embrace BRAUS No Gi Fight Shorts for unparalleled performance. Explore our TS1 Women's No Gi Fight Shorts for a top-tier No Gi experience.

57.75 AUD
Buy

Report an Issue

Found outdated information, a broken link, or incorrect data? Let us know and we'll fix it.

0 characters (minimum 10)

We'll use this to follow up if needed

It's a mess, I know.

My goal is to build the most comprehensive BJJ encyclopedia anywhere — but good, accurate data is genuinely hard to come by. Records, gyms, belts and nationalities are pieced together from public and community sources, so some of it is incomplete, outdated, or flat-out wrong.

That's where you come in. If you spot something off, tell me and I'll fix it — every correction makes this better for everyone. This website wouldn't be possible without the community.