Sailor Sindbad Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 I've forgot to mention, that as far as Karate Gi's are concerned, I always recommend to my new students to purchase a LIGHTWEIGHT Gi of 6 ounces because anything heavier for a beginner will be worse that a sauna.Get use to wearing one first; one can always purchase a heavier Gi later, if need be. At my dojo, the free gi given to new students is the 5 oz Pro Force. They're very cheap looking and they feel cheap. In my mind, as a new student, that was a "light weight gi," so I immediately looked for a "middle weight gi." I bought to sets of 11 oz gis. Too heavy for my liking; but I stuck with them for a few months to get at least some of my money's worth out of them.I then bought two sets of Hirota lightweight gis. They're 7.9 oz.That's just right.So, for anyone that's looking to upgrade from the "free gi," I'd say that an 8 oz gi works just fine. History:Kobayashi Shorin-ryu, 2019 - 2023: RokkyuShotokan, 2023 - Present: YonkyuJudo, 2023: NoviceBrazilian Jiu-jitsu, 2023 - Present: White Belt
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