Hi, Is this gi truly lightweight? I want something not too heavy?
342575
It's great quality but still light weight. In the winter my kid wore clothes under it.
342576
It's not lightweight like a TKD uniform, it's more on the heavy side like a judo uniform
342577
They are NOT made of light weight material .but they are not heavy its a good quality material so they kids can practice for a long time in them .I think they are made to last and My kids played in the the studio's suits and I think these are that good .I am very please when I got them .My boys took lesion for year and now Our grand sons are too .its great exercise for them .I thank its better then kids just getting out of the video games or tv .
342578
It is light weight, but it is heavy enough to be durable. The truly light weight 5 oz gi is not very durable and will wear out quick in comparison to this one.
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Mira,Yes, it is a lightweight 8 oz. Gi and will not be too heavy. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.SteveThe Martial Arts Store(770) 441-9946
1175660
Rollator is lightweight, no doubt about it, and that's what I liked about it. 178 is only 20 pounds on me so I don't think it would be a problem.
968744
It is not heavy it's actually more light to medium. It will keep you warm but not over heat you.
89527
I haven't used the lighter versions of this specific weight vest, however people often tell me the vest looks small for 60lbs. Hope this helps with your question.
1532654
Yes, it is very light...you could carry several around without getting bogged down.
267541
Definitely. It's not too heavy and there isn't material wrapping around your whole body.
1680588
I didn't personally weight it when I got it but it is pretty light in general. Easy to carry. There really isn't a lot to it. The stands are thin and light and then all you have is the fabric which weighs very little. The lightbulbs are probably the heaviest thing and that's not much either.
612597
Somewhat light. I wouldn't think of it has heavy myself. However, thats my opinion.
14993
This belt is lightweight and I wear it under my exercises clothes. The outline of it shows through but it is not bulky. It is quite comfortable.
270508
It's soo lightweight. Maybe 2Lbs. The major part of it is very thin and flexible enough to roll it up. Not heavy at all.
578642
It isn't very heavy at all. When it is unfolded, I can move it around easily and I have a bad back. I use it for doing back exercises. Good quality for the price, I think.
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Definitely not heavy, quite light actually. My 4' 8" Japanese chef loves her 8", but you can get a 10" also. It's pretty comparable to other Japanese knives that come in at twice the price. -Jeff in Clearwater, FL
815359
I find it to be very snugly, but not as heavy...I hope that helps... I'm very satisfied
122163
No, it's light weight but this is made to cover a little have your body. If you are looking for something a little longer, then this is not the mat for you. It is a light cushion that does the job. This does not come with a cover so if you want to roll it up, then get a good rope. Hope this helps..
726731
It is not what I would consider "LIGHT" - "MEDIUM" might be a better rating. I've delt with "HEAVY" before. My son has a "LIGHT" one in LA and uses it year round.
274712
Its ok for judo practice, but it is lighter weight, if i was still competing then I would go for the double weave, its made in Pakistan, I had ordered a size 4 and after washing in cold water it still shrunk to much in the sleeves for me, so I had to re order in size 5, size 5 pants to long, but the size 4 pants fit ok, and im 5'8" 200lbs.
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The sizes were proportional, meaning I got a size 3 and the belt was also a size 3. It was thin though, I remember the Gi being very thin and flimsy all around.. I didn't use the belt, I have one already, I tend to buy my belts a size bigger just in general, just as a rule. i like it to hang properly. If you're just starting out and not really sure if you want to continue martial arts I'd get it bc it's pretty cheap. However, be prepared to eventual buy another.