"Jukado Inc" (based out of Montreal, Canada), has anyone heard of them?!

[FutureProdigy]

I was shopping around for shin pads and noticed they sold both kyokushin and judo gi's.

Here are the two kyokushin gi's:

main (http://www.jukado.com/dynamic/sections/catalogue/m-detail.asp?GroupProductNo=UK%2DKYO%2DBRO&drpCategorie=6&txtProduit=kyokushin&PromoList=0&NewList=0&page=1#)

main (http://www.jukado.com/dynamic/sections/catalogue/m-detail.asp?GroupProductNo=UK%2DKYO&drpCategorie=6&txtProduit=kyokushin&PromoList=0&NewList=0&page=1#)

Does anyone know anything about them (their pads and gi's)? Their quality, etc?

OSU,
Jason

p.s. here are the pads: main (http://www.jukado.com/dynamic/sections/catalogue/m-result.asp?drpCategorie=15&txtProduit=&PromoList=0&NewList=0&page=8)

[mary222]

the pads a good depending on what you like i used them for a while but too me there too big, too thick.really good quality though. the gi's are... ok i mean their are so many different type they are not what i'm used to. the material is unsuall

[Jean_F]

Personnaly I use their good quality shin protector called "PTIBIA-COS" on the jukado website.


and they have some cheaper one too but i never tried them

[Shamo]

I bought pretty good shin pads, vynil ones, nice!
I don't know much about there GI's I would be interested in hearing some opinions, because I LOVE my Russian gi, and the Japanese ones look just as good. My experience is with Hugo sport, but the cut is wrong in my opinion, doesnt flow as nice.

[Jean_F]

Personnaly I use their Kyokushin style Gi for many years and I'm very happy with it. It is thick enough, and really durable from what I experienced.

[Shamo]

Osu Jean,
Merci de ton aide! I will look them up, but IF i get to go to Japan, I'll just buy them all there. Os

[Jean_F]

For sure... going directly to japan is the best option !