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I Tested Shoyoroll's Latest No-Gi VANTA+PELA Drop So You Don't Have To

I Tested Shoyoroll's Latest No-Gi VANTA+PELA Drop So You Don't Have To

From Checkmat Kihei

June 11, 2026

In this video, I break down the brand-new Shoyoroll No-Gi Set and explain why it’s one of my most recommended releases for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training. If you're looking for a premium no-gi rash guard and shorts combination, this detailed review covers everything you need to know before buying.

I discuss the fit, comfort, durability, material quality, performance during rolling, flexibility, moisture-wicking capabilities, design, sizing, and overall value. Whether you're a beginner, hobbyist, competitor, or experienced grappler, this Shoyoroll no-gi review will help you decide if this latest drop is worth the investment.

Shoyoroll continues to be one of the most talked-about brands in BJJ, and this newest no-gi collection brings style, comfort, and performance together. Watch until the end for my final verdict and rating after testing the gear in real training sessions.

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