Thrift - Hyperlyte 2.5 White
Thrift - Hyperlyte 2.5 White
Description
Description
FINAL SALE // NO RETURNS
The Hyperlyte has been an industry standard for years – Its quality, durability, and simplicity in design. The Hyperlyte is irreplaceable.
Jiu Jitsu is ever-evolving, yet its fundamentals and core remain the same. Since the first Hyperlyte was released in 2012, it has evolved while remaining faithful to its original concept as well.
This Gi is 100% IBJJF legal and perfect for those seeking a lightweight competition Gi. The soft, superfine woven cotton provides a comfortable yet sturdy feel.
The Hyperlyte has upgraded to utilizing internal, flat drawstrings, allowing you to get right to the rolling.
Jacket:
- Simplified shield on arms
- 350 gsm superfine woven cotton
- One-piece construction with no back seam
- EVA foam collar
Pants:
- 8 oz. twill pants
- The icon stitch pattern on pants
- Internal, flat drawstring
*Not pre-shrunk - wash cold and hang dry*
Weight by size:
A0 ➔ 2.7 lbs A2 ➔ 3.1 lbs A4 ➔ 3.6 lbs
Legal for IBJJF or UAEJJF competitions.
YOU CAN'T TEACH HEART.
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All orders ship within 7-10 business days
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45 Days to return or exchange
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Available for in store pick up
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United StatesNice light gi
Needed a lighter gi for the weekly rotation. Definitely great for the hot summer months. Dries quickly when left to hang dry which is huge plus. Definitely waiting for a restock for other colors
United States United StatesMy favorite gi
My favorite gi. Light as a feather but sturdy material. Unlike other A3S on my frame (6'1'', 205lb, 34x32 pant, 34/35 sleeve), the jacket isn't super baggy. The pants are a bit wide at the waist but can be synched down. Unlike Starlyte, this gi is comp legal.
United StatesLight and comfortable!
Hyperlyte 2.5 has cool design and really comfortable to wear. It is also light Gi so it helped me make weight at competitions!
CanadaA decent gi
Overall a good kimono. I really dislike the new pants fastening strings, though. I preferred the older bungee-style cord with the loops on the front. The new style never tightens well enough and comes loose during training--a real drag.