hey i am 135 lbs wich jiu jitsu Gi size should I choose? A1 or A2?
263829
The best for you is A2, because you have to have some room to move faster. Thanks.
263830
It depends on your height. But since you are 135 and doing BJJ will cause you to lose weight I would recommend A1. If it fits perfect out of the package then only cold wash and hang dry as they shrink. I hope this helps :)
1200666
I am 5'9' wide shouldered, 280lbs. I got an 8 and fits shoulders good, belly ok. I would try the 7. But each company makes them different. If you are a huskier build I like the karate gi's from proforce and will be getting a judo gi from them soon.
287422
Well I'm about the same height and weigh a little more so I recommend u go for an "A3" Gi. That's what I got and I have plenty of room
1989172
I would go with the xl ... so that it fits snugly with out rolling up your torso ... I'm about 5'5 and now overweight at about 185lbs .. I ordered the 2xL to be sure and it is fitted! ... though not tight ...hope this helps ...
253126
Go with the bigger size. You can always adjust it a size down, but you cant adjust it a size up. Plus its good to leave room for gains!
1174252
I'm about 6 ft and weigh 140, i chose a medium which is what i usually wear in shirts. if thats you then a medium will do fine i suppose. otherwise large is what i would pick if i were you.
668652
Small/medium run really small. If you're an athletic 155-175lb male, large will fit. If you're an athletic male and over 190 lbs, I'd go for the XL.
1130030
In general I would say that an extra large would be a good fit. Double check with some other sites that sell zori that have good sizing charts such as martialartsmart.com, e-bogu.com, as the size can vary. You can always return them if they are not satisfactory for you.
300729
I am 6'1" and weigh 200 pounds. I bought the A4 and it is huge on me. It fits like a judo gi and the cuffs are past my wrists even after washing and drying in HOT over 5 times! When rolling with the A4 my opponent is always trying to choke me out using my own gi. I am buying an A2 or A3 and returning the A4.
53325
I'm 5'7 and 135, I ordered medium and like the fit. It depends on how snug you are comfortable with, I don't like anything tight.
1901905
It is hard to say what a A2 Koral is like for comparison unless unless we've owned one ourselves. However, I wear an A3 and I'm 6' 1/2" and 189lbs. So if you convert to U.S system it will be pretty accurate or if you usually wear medium size than you should buy A2.
2046200
My PT selected a medium for me. I am 5'2" & weigh 134 lbs. I wear a size 8 or 10. The belt is adjustable. Hope this helps.
1532968
I am 6' and 170 lbs. The XL fits me perfectly. I would go with the medium especially if you ever want to put a layer underneath.
375594
I would say a med. I'm 6'0 197 athletic built with long arms. the med fit good around the torso area but the arms were two small. so in my opinion the med should be perfect for you. hope it fits good.
282750
Brian G., I would definitely follow the size chart but if you're in between sizes, or unsure, just go with the bigger size. You can always shrink it to your customized size. To shrink your Gi, in the dryer, do it in 4-5 minute increments and try it on as you go. Once you get the final fit, air dry it. Personally,this is the only time I use a dryer for my Gis as I just hang them and let them air dry. Good luck!
638432
Hey bigman, I would recommend a Fuji Gi, they are only a little more money than this Gi and will not shrink like this cheaper type after washing. You 'will' sweat a lot in this heavy weight Gi, especially in the summer, so I would try a light weight Gi if possible. The Fuji Gi sizes are much more accurate. This Gi was too big for me and then shrunk a lot after washing. Always wash any Gi in cold water only and hang dry...no machine dry. Look on the name brand Gi size charts for the right fit. I'm 5'-7" 155lbs and an A2 Fuji Gi is perfect for me. The tops of this type of Gi can be a bit long (more like a Judo Gi), so its worth spending around $90 for a Fuji or Venum, I've been much happier with those two brands. Cheaper generic Gi's don't fit well and shrink...big time. Good luck
287423
5 8" and 130 pounds. A2 is just long enough for now but I'll be ordering A3 soon for added length. I don't know what size you should get, but I do know A2 would be too short.