Hawk Sports Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Gi for Men and Women with Jacket, Pants, and White Belt for Martial Arts Training

First, I'll start by saying I don't practice BJJ. My daughter does. But, because she wanted to practice more to catch up with her class and not get beat up as much when rolling, I bought mats to put down in the basement and I have been helping her practice after work every day. She's progressing well, but I wanted to work on her grips, different gi chokes, etc with her, so I needed a gi to do so. I looked around online and basically decided to get the cheapest one, since I only wanted to use it practicing with her, not competing myself or getting too rough in it. I basically expected something cheap that would fall apart fairly quick and need replacing... But by then, my daughter would understand the different grips and everything and I wouldn't need a gi anymore. Well.... This one came in, and it's honestly FAR better quality than I expected. It's light pearl weave is comfortable and feels very durable. The lapel is thick and comfortable. The pants are very light, breathable rip stop fabric and have a descent amount of string to tie them, so you're not messing with tying tiny little strings... My daughter loves practicing with me in a gi... It's more realistic for her... More like class or a competition, not just like she's wrestling some weird adult that attacks kids and tries to arm bar them. So, with this thing being such good quality for the money, I guess I'm going to be wearing a gi to practice with her for quite a while. Anyone that is just starting out and doesn't want to spend a lot of money, this gi will do what you need it to, and is just as nice as a bigger name brand gi, but without the insane price tag. Or, if you just roll a lot and need a spare gi so you don't ruin your competition gi... You can't go wrong with this one. Not a lot of patches or anything on it... It looks nice, feels nice, is comfortable, and isn't going to fall apart on you while you're rolling.

I love the gi top (or jacket). It fits me well, is lightweight, and seems plenty durable enough so far. I had previously purchased a sanabul gi and I never want to wear it anymore, because I like the Hawk jacket so much. The pants are baggy on me, but it's hard for me to find a good sizing - short legs and a belly that I'm still working on shrinking. As others have said, order one size up from what you might be used to. If you look at their sizing chart, though, you can see that the weight limits are a little different than other manufacturers (slightly less weight for an A5 in my other experience). Wash your jacket in cold water and let it air dry. Go ahead and wash the pants in any temperature and throw them in the dryer, since they may be a little baggy on you. Great customer service. They really worked with me to make me happy when I emailed them with my thoughts on the pants.

6 1 230 fit/athletic body type and I usually wear an A3. Bought 2 of the A3 white and the fit is decent. The top is a little short in length and feels slightly narrower than others I've had imo but I won't be drying in the dryer (only cold wash & hang dry) so hope it won't shrink much if any and will still fit decently enough. The pants seem good enough, slightly thinner vs other gi pants I've used so only time will tell how tough/durable the pants are. Overall I'm happy with the purchase and would recommend the gi. I would size up if your on/near the next weight size and use the dryer for a few washes to "shrink" your gi if needed then go back to hang dry only to help preserve fabric strength over time. Always wash soon after training, never use bleach (for the white gi) and hang dry to help your gi last. I usually repair/patch my gi pants when they start to tear at the knee area and get years of use out of them (not competition acceptable though bc patch fabric can be hard to grab vs regular gi fabric) I will update my review about its durability in the future.

6'2" 245 lbs A4 fit ok. I could do A5

This BJJ gi is excellent quality for both beginners and regular practitioners. The fabric is lightweight yet durable, holding up well to rolling and training without tearing or fraying. The stitching feels strong, and the fit is comfortable with enough flexibility for movement. The included white belt is a nice touch, making it perfect for those just starting out. The jacket and pants breathe well, so training sessions don’t feel overly hot or heavy. After multiple washes, the gi maintains its shape and softness, showing good durability. Overall, this set offers great value—solid construction, comfort, and practicality for men and women alike. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable gi at an affordable price.

I bought this Gi because of the price and because I needed some extra ones. I currently have the American Top Team Gi (which is WAY more expensive). I've used this for a few Jiu Jitsu classes and so far it has worked well for me. No rips or tears. I'm interested to see how it holds up over time. I pretty much alternate between this Gi and the American top team one. I will update this review after a year or so. Yes, I do think it will last for at least one year. I go to class theee times a week. Several folks in my class are curious about this and bought this Gi as well after grappling with me. Comparison: Compared to the America Top Team Gi this one is lighter in weight. I do think the fabric is a bit more breathable because it is lighter. The material is a little bit thinner. You can tell the difference when you are grabbing at the collar. Sizing: I'm 5'8 and about 160 lbs. I bought the A2 blue. It fits me well. I've washed and dried it for 20 mins in the dryer, then hung it for line dry. No shrinkage with that method. I'm glad I bought this size, fits me well. Plus you can tighten the pants. It’s easy to move around and roll with this. Feels comparison to my expensive Gi. Color: Even after washing the blue color is vibrant. Overall: If you want an extra Gi, this is a good one to purchase! Very affordable and does the job. No complaints!

I don’t see how an A5 is supposed to fit someone that is 255. I weight 230, which should have been an A4, luckily I ordered a size up, but the A5 is tight. Also, the drawstring that goes around the waist was two drawstrings burned together to make one, so it isn’t durable. I couldn’t find a way to contact the seller to ask for a new drawstring. I will be switching it out with some fabric from the fabric store. The knees are reinforced on the inside. The whole Gi is very lightweight and comfortable. I will be ordering more of the A5. It is a great deal and decent quality. I plan on losing weight as I get more active so eventually it will fit.

This was my first true Jiu-Jitsu gi. I've done some striking arts and dabbled in grappling in the past. The last gi I bought was Jukado Ryoyo hybrid gi that is basically a Karate gi with a fat reinforced collar like a grappling gi. Fast forward to now when I am getting back into the MA game and joined a BJJ gym. I figured I would pick up a cheap JJ gi for now and think about a nicer one later. The Hawk had good reviews, and at half the cost of my last gi, was quite affordable. The quality is amazing for the price point. Fit and finish is very good and the quality of materials is far above my expectations. It's a little heavier than I am used to but I think that's par for the course being a straight up grappling gi. I'm about 5'9" and 180lbs. The fit is pretty spot on for me. The sleeves are out to my wrists and th pants are around my ankles without dragging the ground. The included belt was nice (since I needed a new belt for a new style and this one has the black patch for stripes). Over all this is a great entry level gi or for someone just looking for a quality gi at a lower price point.