Which Gi would you buy?

[finalboss]

Flow kimono Air

• 9 sizes to fit any body type
• 100% preshrunk fabric (<2% shrinkage)
• 420gsm pearl weave (100% combed cotton)
• 8oz ripstop cotton pants - lightweight and breathable
• High density foam drawstring - no more interrupting class to tie your drawstring

or

Tatami Nova

• FEATURES TATAMI LOGO PATCHES
• NEW DESIGN
• NEW IMPROVED CUT
• 450 GSM HYBRID WEAVE JACKET
• 9oz POLY COTTON PANTS

OR

Hypnotic Base

• COMES WITH FREE WHITE BELT
• 425 GSM HIGH-TECH WEAVE JACKET
• 10oz TWILL PANTS FOR LONG LASTING USE
• RUBBER COLLAR
• FEATURES HYPNOTIK LOGO PATCHES

Thanks in advance

 

[RJ Green]

Fuji double-weave

 

[Deleted member 405583]

HCK double weave or old school ADIDAS double weave. I'll rip your hands open trying to grip fight

 

[TheMood]

I would not get a gi with rip stop pants. Rip stop does not last long in my experience. Therefore, I would get the Tatami probably.

 

[GottaGoPee]

In the price range you are looking into:

Tatami Nova
93 brand standard issue
scramble standard issue
fuji all around

 

[loyalyolayal]

Fuji double-weave

HCK double weave or old school ADIDAS double weave. I'll rip your hands open trying to grip fight

 

[M3t4tr0n]

 

[jr jr]

I would not get a gi with rip stop pants. Rip stop does not last long in my experience. Therefore, I would get the Tatami probably.

I like ripstop pants. They are my favorite.

 

[Franklegit]

I have a black tatami nova and a white scramble standard issue custom. I highly recommend both for their quality, fit, and value.

 

[Papawash]

Some dudes in my gym have the Nova. No issues from what I've gathered.

 

[Stun Gun]

I suggest fuji gi. Very affordable and it will last long

 

[Codger]

Seems to me the Nova is a bit expensive in the US given the price we pay in the UK. Conversely, Fuji are much cheaper in the US. So I suspect the Fuji might be better value in the US.

 

[RJ Green]

i'm really trying not to fanboy on Fuji but for the price it's really hard to beat. Taped seams, good fit, good material, and under $100? hell yes.

The only thing I dislike about them is the length of the drawstring on the pants only lets you single-knot.