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Hello,

have always been interested in the Seishin Gi, but never taken the plunge and bought one, does anyone here have a Seishin Gi? thoughts on how it compares to other Gi that you have?

Ashley Aldworth


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25% off right now, so if you are thinking about it......

Supposed to be pretty good from what I have heard. Expensive tho.....

"We don't have any money, so we will have to think" - Ernest Rutherford

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Yeah I have a Seishin Gi and it is really good. I've had it for a couple of years now and is still standing strong. In comparison to Jols and Tans (local brand here where I live) it is awesome.

It is thousands times better than the Tokaido Gi i own, that is in relation to weight and material. Wouldn't use my tokaido gi on a hot day or in a tournament.

In comparison to my other gi's it stands above the rest, because of the material that it is made of. The main drawback i've found that it can be a little stuffy when it hits 30 Degrees Celcius, unless your dojo has good air conditioning. Or it may just be me being overweight.

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Yeah I have a Seishin Gi and it is really good. I've had it for a couple of years now and is still standing strong. In comparison to Jols and Tans (local brand here where I live) it is awesome.

It is thousands times better than the Tokaido Gi i own, that is in relation to weight and material. Wouldn't use my tokaido gi on a hot day or in a tournament.

In comparison to my other gi's it stands above the rest, because of the material that it is made of. The main drawback i've found that it can be a little stuffy when it hits 30 Degrees Celcius, unless your dojo has good air conditioning. Or it may just be me being overweight.

What uniform wouldn't be stuffy when it's 30C? ;-)

5th Geup Jidokwan Tae Kwon Do/Hap Ki Do


(Never officially tested in aikido, iaido or kendo)

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