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Our lightest weight Kimono that's perfect for kids! Our GBK Lite Kimono features woven patches throughout to allows for maximum breathability and our ultra-durable ripstop that prevents tears from happening, prolonging the lifespan of your Little Champions Kimono. Plus, a White Belt is included!
Features a Reinforced, double-layered material inside upper back of jacket and from calf to cuff of pants, reducing weight and improving durability.
Includes:
Approved for Compnet: Gracie Barra's tournament series. Not designed for IBJJF competition.
GBK Lite Ripstop
Fabric
Our lightest weight kimono made of 100% ripstop.
Feel
Best for
First classes and everyday kids' training.
AtletaGB V5 CompLite Youth
Fabric
Lightweight competition-focused construction with a structured feel.
Feel
Best for
Competition day, without the extra weight.
AtletaGB V4 Youth
Fabric
Competition-focused construction with a very structured feel.
Feel
Best for
A competition-focused cut.
Both come with 240 GSM pants — the jacket weight is what changes.
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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"Daughter loves hwr new blue gi! Cant wait to come back from Easter break/vaca and put it on for the forst time back in class/practice!"
"Good quality"
"Everythingnfit my son well, and looks to be of great build."
"We got it a little bit big because our son is growing a lot that wag it fits him for a while."
"Great product fits will and material is strong and comfortable"
"This is the Gi we recommend for our GB Kids. It looks great, and it is lightweight, easy to wash, and dry."
"Very nice quality"
"My son is 5 and does Jiu Jitsu 4 to 5 days a week. His first GI is about 3 months old and it show almost no signs of wear. If GI can keep up with a 5 year old boy that wears it 4 to 5 times a week for 3 months and it show almost no wear, that's a good piece of gear. Got him an extra to save on laundry time. Would highly recommend."
"Good"
"I thought it was weird the way that their sizing chart was. Instead of using measurements for a person, they were using measurements like you were measuring a kimono that was in front of you. The resulting order for my kid was a kimono that was the right length, but was more like a T-shirt than long sleeve as intended. I measured using inches and thought I hard ordered based off the inch measurements."
