Pro Force mens Waist

Light weight grandson loves it worth the money good purchase

I bought this uniform because we needed the jacket only. It is definitely not great quality, it’s very stiff and has a weird odor, probably from the fabric stiffener. I’m going to try softening it in the wash but it is probably too stiff to be comfortable. Shop around, find something better

This gi runs small. However the quality is good and my student has washed it numerous times and it has held up well. The pants fit more like a 000 then the 00 ordered. He doesn't seem to mind and again a well made uniform. More for a slim child, would not recommend for a husky child

Great product, but you should probably go one size up from what the size chart says. Als, keep in mind that it is a cotton/polyester blend. It will shrink if your wash it in hot water or put it in the dryer.The stitching is very sturdy, and the way the waist drawing string is done is great. You won't have to worry about the drawstring disappearing up inside the fabric like other gi's do. They did it in a creative way that keeps this from happening.Also keep in mind that, even though it is light, the polyester blend will tend to retain heat more than a slightly heavier 100% cotton product. I use two gi's - one is all cotton and a little heavier, but the two feel about the same when it comes to heat when working out. All-in-all, I'd recommend this product.

I was so happy to find this in the right size for my little guy! His dojo didn't have one small enough to fit him, and the one he was given was swallowing him! Now I don't have to worry about the legs coming unrolled and tripping him!Yes, it's white, but I wouldn't say its sheer at all. The waist is elastic with a drawstring, so there is some stretch, but I don't feel like the fabric itself is stretchy.

My first gi was a ProForce 7.5 Oz in size 3 - I'm a 5'9" male weighing roughly 140 lbs. I practice aikido and wanted a judo gi so I ordered a ProForce Gladiator judo gi in size 3 and it was easily two sizes too big. I returned it and rather than guess at the size I opted to try this gi since summer is almost here and my dojo isn't air conditioned. It fits exactly like my other size 3 and it is very light weight! Considerably lighter than my 7.5 Oz which I didn't expect.The stitching looks solid but time will be the real test. We don't throw by the gi all that often so I don't expect it to wear apart any time soon. Absolutely worth the price.

The sizing for the bottoms is a bit off. I bought a size 4 and I wear a 32 x 34 but I also have ass and thighs so it fit somewhat snug. Also, the way the underarms are stitched doesn't allow for full range of motion in the arms. But nonetheless, it served its purpose for a costume. I wouldn't mind buying again but would definitely look elsewhere first.

I always sweat a lot when practicing, even during the winter in FL, so a light weight gi is a must for me. I understand how heavier gis sound better when they snap during a technique but to me comfort is more important than appearance, and if your technique speaks for itself you don't need the help of those little sound effects that come from a heavy gi material ;)Once you wash this gi a couple of times it is soft like a dress shirt and only a bit heavier. The ties are not as heavy duty as you find with 100% cotton gis and are more like ribbons than strips of fabric, but they get the job done and many people don't even use the ties anyway.One thing to keep in mind; don't plan to get thrown in these gis or do a lot of grappling, the stitching won't hold up to it. However, it is plenty strong enough for non-grappling styles.