How well would these hold up for someone doing Brazilian Jujitsu.
826417
Well, I wore it for my Hawaiian vacation in November 2014. This thing runs on the tighter, smaller size. So, you might want to go for 1 size above your normal size. I normally wear small, and I ordered Small, which felt a tad too tight around the chest. I should have ordered a Medium. Other than that, it's well made and feels nice. It looks good, too. I played in the ocean for days without getting my body burned. Highly recommended. Just make sure you order a size that's a little bigger than your normal size and you'd be set.
826418
I have never done Brazilian Jujitsu and do not know the preferred qualities of clothing for one who partakes in Brazilian Jujitsu. Based on this, I cannot answer. It was stretchy and seemed durable for saltwater adventures.
826419
In my opinion The thickness of the cloth too thick so uncomfortable to martial arts
2179322
I think these are fine for beginners as they can be beaten up good during practice and are inexpensive, but well-crafted. Use a cardboard box to determine your throwing angle and adjust as necessary. Once you have mastered them you can begin flip-kicking off your walls and going crazy like any true ninja.
2077335
Not at all. I would kick these things all night and not have problems. If you are worried about hurting your feet though I would pick up the Tae Kwon Do Feet BLACK w/WHITE PADDING by Kim Pacific. Those things are awesome!
867811
Depends on what he's doing. Actually you know what, I'd say yeah. Based on these are actually pretty light. I did Martial arts with with way heavier arm and leg weights. Also I'd advised for him not to use them for crazy amounts of time per day for anything really athletic. Leg weights can affect the knee and other joints depending on the activity.
412806
Depends on what "normal wear" is -- For me, I only use them while at work or while doing work. But not while working out. I don't throw them around so I can't comment on if they can take a beating -- but from my normal usage of wearing them while working and hanging them over my monitor when I'm done... they look like they'll last a very very long time. The form factor is well made and feels solid in the hand.
419051
I think the sizing runs accurate. When I first got them they were a little tight fitting. Now after a few months of no gi BJJ and muay thai they fit fine!
23270
I believe these would be. Very comfortable and flexible. I use my pair for martial arts which includes intense sparring.
2165060
I think they should be ok. The rubber on the outside will allow a good grip and they are not heavy.
601605
I used these for a brief time and thought they were okay. Wish I had tried the regular boxing gloves to compare them too. I think you may need something with more padding for use 4-5 days per week.
53638
I Would recommend it. I ordered my actual size and they hold up well but between all the workouts they have become slightly loose at the top. They roll down a little so I have to fix them. I will be ordering a second set at a smaller size.
1752832
Excellent. I really beat them up - tossing them in the little bag that comes in the package, winding and unwinding them a couple of times a day, stretching them under my commuter bag strap, and sweating them up thoroughly. I haven't had any problem.
434624
They are used for personal practice and not sparing. I guess that would depend on your sensei.
498479
For training yes, but not for sparring or fighting. They don't have alot of padding to block head kicks and the padding is very soft. But they are GREAT gloves
1319434
Judging from the ones I have, they do look pretty sturdy and I don't think you would have a problem. Plus I think a lot of the moves would work well from your knees, so it wouldn't be your whole body's weight on them. The only concern is that this equipment can put a lot of stress on your shoulders with your weight, so you will have to be careful and not go too deep, definitely do everything from your knees until you build up strength on these motions :)
1041285
I have used them with my juicer as a pulp bag and they have held up completely. No breaks or tears. I have not left them in the pulp section for a fees days, but I'm pretty sure they would hold up. They are tough compost bags.
476405
Depends on the sport. Other martial arts may require more or less padding. I train Brazilan Jiu-jitsu and find that these stay on and protect adequately. Since BJJ has much ground techniques, these pads are very useful. Just be sure that you size them correctly according to the website.
971426
They stay well and are sweat proof like the sports model. The problem I had was my ear canal cartilages would get sore after prolonged use unfortunately. Most people don't seem to be having that issue though.