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Old 11-20-2008, 07:05 AM
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Old 11-20-2008, 07:26 AM
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thank you soo much kyofighter, you have answered a question that i have been wondering about for a while now. and you answered it without me asking. i was wondering if the k790 was a good gi or not, but after seeing your picture and reading what you have to say about it, i have decided to buy one. thank you good sir.
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I agree with you full rubberize pants are not breathable, but the gi we have are made of 97% cotton and 3% lycra. It is light, cool and durable. It easy for knee kick as well, no restriction at all. You should try it.
Hmm, sounds like something I could look into. I was initially thinking about a 50-50 cotton-poly blend with an elasticized waistband -- hardly anyone's idea of comfort, right?

Thanks for the tip!
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Old 11-21-2008, 04:46 AM
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Elasticized waistband is kind of uncomfortable, like a block of something on you waist while doing high kick and banding forward.
Those we have are pull string pants and 97% cotton & 3% lycra make it feel cool and light. The gi top are 12oz cotton canvas, strong & durable.
It is also easy to maintain, blood stain will wash off just by soaking it over night with washing power and alittle brushing.
I can alway help you to get 1 set, if you're interested.
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Elasticized waistband is kind of uncomfortable, like a block of something on you waist while doing high kick and banding forward.
Those we have are pull string pants and 97% cotton & 3% lycra make it feel cool and light. The gi top are 12oz cotton canvas, strong & durable.
It is also easy to maintain, blood stain will wash off just by soaking it over night with washing power and alittle brushing.
I can alway help you to get 1 set, if you're interested.
Hi Kelvin,

Thanks for the offer! I have a cheapo 8 oz. karategi that I'm using for now; once it melts or I get sick of it, I'll shoot you a PM! You said your karategi are locally made in Singapore for you?

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harukaze,

Yes, our karate gi is locally made in singapore. It come in most sizes and no extra change for Embroidery of the Kyokushin kanji.
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