Ultra-Lightweight Pearlweave Jiu Jitsu Gi

Lightweight with quality stitching and reinforcement. Covered interior seams, really comfortable yoke, and the thing dries quickly. Fits properly out of the box. Doesn’t collect too much lint and debris from the mats like some others. I’m very pleased. UPDATE: 3 years and 85+ washes later, this gi is holding up exceedingly well. I have one in black and one in grey. Neither has any tearing, threadbare spots, or other severe signs of wear.

Great quality for a decent price. The pants are a ploy-cotton blend with rip-stop (square pattern) stitching. Haven’t had it long enough to assess shrinking but it’s definitely comfortable and light. Only real complaint is the sizing but that can’t be helped. I’m 5’5” and fluxuate between 160 and 180 depending on my bulk/cut cycle. I bought the A2 sizing for the chest room. The arms and pants are both about 2-3” too long. Not the company’s fault...just my life. *Update: I was able to shrink the top to a point where it’s functional. Sleeves came in about 2 inches while maintaining the 7cm slack clearance. The pants don’t shrink much at all, probably because it’s a cotton/poly composite. I had to tailor those manually. Now she fits like a dream.

Use it once or twice a week for about six months still looks perfect. 5’10 180 lbs ordered A2. Great fit. I wash and dry.

I like this Gi. It's a good fit for me. I'm 6"1 and about 180lbs. Good material and comfortable.

I was in the market for a lightweight competition gi and I bought this one over the Fuji Suparaito. I think both are comparable and they are similarly priced. I purchased a black A1 for 119$. I am 5'8" and weigh 150lbs with a slim athletic build. Pros: The pants are a perfect length and fit very nicely. They are 10oz ripstop so they are a little stiff but should loosen up over time. The hem stops just above my ankle. Also, the hem is a straight cut (not bell bottoms or tapered like some other gi's). During training I noticed (or didn't notice) the pants binding or riding up. Overall, I really like these pants. They are also very sharp looking. Cons: The top... if I had to pick something out that I don't like, it's the cut of the top. I have several gi's and this one seems to be loose in the chest area. The sleeves, shoulders, and waist fit great but the chest is loose and bunches right in front of my armpits. The last thing is the logo on the lapel. It looks great but it makes that part of the top stiff and bunch up more. The lapel is VERY stiff and I hope it softens up after a bit. I find my top becoming untucked very easily. Would I recommend this gi to someone? For the money it's really sharp and the pants fit great. The cons about the top fitment are something I can live with but wish I didn't have to. UPDATE: Jan 30, 2019. I also bought the Suparatio shortly after getting the Hyabusa. I have trained 9 times since I purchasing them. So far I have grabbed the Hyabusa 8 of those times. I definitely like it better than the Fuji. It seems it started fitting better now that it has several sessions and launderings in it. The pants are still great. Upgraded from 3 to 4 stars.

This is a great Gi for the price. It’s comfortable, a perfect weight (in my opinion) and constructed very well. I have no complaints whatsoever. I highly recommend this Gi. The 4 stars in comfort is only due to the fact that I lift so my shoulders and back makes for an odd feel. That’s not a gi thing, that’s a me thing. Overall, great gi.

Great gi! And only a few bucks more for this Pro version. Very much worth the extra $. Size A2 fits me perfect. I'm 5'10", 160 lbs, 31 inch waste and 31 inch inseam (pants length). This is a very well made gi. The high ranking bjj guys in class all like Hayabusa gi's and say they will last forever. Plus this one really looks great. Very clean without a lot of logos, words, patches, etc that most gi's have these days. And tasteful inner-color accents without flashy multi-colored areas. This is the gi you want from Amazon.

Heard some good things about this brand and those who wear it in the academy seem to like it. I like that it’s lightweight and that’s about it. The pants (mine are A3) feel more like an A2 compared to other brands. My movement is severely restricted as I have to hike them up so high that my nuts are pooching out like a camel toe. Since that’s obviously not comfortable, I have to wear them lower which is about as comfortable as some thug walking down the streets sagging his pants. That’s what it feels like I’m rolling in. When I explained to my coach these issues he just laughed and said “that’s what you get for buying a hayabusa. Have you ever seen me in one?” And the answer is I typically see him (and many other higher ranks) in Fuji, so I’ll make those my next purchase. Finally… country of origin. Wish I would have known they were made in China before I bought. For what I paid, there are legit brands out there made in countries that don’t poison the earth and brutalize their people on the reg. 2 stars for the lightness of the material is being gracious.

You will feel the quality of material against your jugular when crushed against your opponents shin. I'm 5-9" 155lbs and A1 fits perfect. Does not include a belt, so if you're a newb like me be sure to order a white belt too

I bought this for my husband. He's 5'7 and roughly 155lbs and the A1 fits him perfectly. It's super light weight. He rolled in in last night and he loves it. Now to get myself the one in blue :)

Me había encantado el diseño en las fotos se veía un gi. De calidad y resistente pero no lo fue. cuando llegó la tela se veia y sentía algo vieja y débil. No aguanto un día de entrenamiento mala calidad del producto.

excelente GI; ligero, medida perfecta, muy excelente estado, sin duda compraria otro de la misma marca

Loved this gi great design and the fit was perfect for me and it wasn’t too heavy for weigh ins.