Gold BJJ Foundation Rash Guard - Ranked No-Gi and Gi Jiu Jitsu Rashguard

You can find cheaper rash guards, but the quality isn't as good. This was great and the price was reasonable. Make sure you check the size chart -- they're true to size on their size chart, but smaller than other brands. I'm a Large in most brands but an XL in these.

I like the material and its very comfortable to wear for jiujitsu.

This has quickly become my preferred rash guard. The fabric quality and moisture wicking are top quality.Cons:- Sizes run a little smallI’m right on the cusp of the size chart and typically wear an XL in other brands. If this is your case as well, order a size up.- Even in a XXL the neck was a little snug, but not super-uncomfortable.Pros:- Sweating is my super-power, and the moisture wicking with this rash guard is next level.Rolled for > 1 hr and was mostly dry in about 5 min, where other rash guards usually aren’t dry in over an hour.- Perfectly fitted.I’m no Adonis, and this was really comfortable to wear. It fits close to the body and offers a nice layer between you and the Gi.- Stayed in place. The longer body and snug hem on the rash guard keeps it in place and didn’t ride up at all.Easily the best rash guard I’ve worn. I have Gold BJJ Gis and short and am continually impressed by the quality, durability, and customer service.

I'm 5/7 167 pounds and muscular build. Quality of the product seems excellent. Material feels good. I ordered the XL first and it was way too tight. Returned for the XXL (pictured here) and it is better than the XL but still a bit snugger than I like my rashguards. Debating ordering the XXXL and returning this one. So I'm going to think about that for a day. So, long story short, totally ignore the size recommendations you see listed for the rashguard as they are way off. If you're around my weight, XXL is the smallest size to order on this rashguard. Guys that are 180-200 pounds should order XXXL or XXXXL. Ossssss.. Jiu jitsu for life..

If you want this to fit tight, go a size up from what would normally be a loose shirt. If you want it a bit more loose go 2 sizes up. They don't fade, don't shrink, are super durable and look great.

If you are just starting into the world of BJJ, MMA, grappling and you don't need anything fancy this rashguard is for you. It does the job, with no frills, that's it. The color is as vibrant as shown in the picture and the simple bold colors make these rash guards easy to swap out with a variety of gear if you are looking for something versatile.I don't love the material, it doesn't breath well, which means extra sweat during practice sessions. It also rides up to the point that I find myself distracted and uncomfortable by the bunching fabric.Summary: a good basic rash guard but nothing special. If you want quality go Gaidama, Tatami or Raven Wear.

It's very suitable for sports. The size M fits my body perfectly. I like it. I recommend it.

I usually avoid buying unisex rashgaurds but I’m a 5’5.5” female featherweight and this rashguard fits great. The quality is higher than trendier brands. It’s got breathable underarms and comfortable seams. I’ve also worn it several times now and it’s not a rashgaurd that gets smelly easily like some of the other ones that hit this price point.