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Ground Force

Rank Rashguard Short Sleeve Blue

Rank Rashguard Short Sleeve Blue

£47.00 GBP
£47.00 GBP
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The Ground Force Rank Rashguards are the best choice for any grappler or BJJ practitioner.

The ranked rashguards by Ground Force are made out of a thicker material than most other rashguards. The high quality polyester/spandex mix will make sure this rash guard will last for a long time.

The length of the torso panels are extra-long and finished with a silicon strip at the bottom, this makes sure the rash guard will stay in place during the toughest rolls.

You can find subtly placed logos are on the chest and back and elegant lettering on the right arm. The logo and lettering colours match the colour on the left arm to meet the requirements for ranked rash guards set by the IBJJF.

The combination of the fit, the thick material and the colour options make this rash guard a perfect choice for any no-gi grappler and BJJ practitioner.

Specifications
  • Designed for grappling and BJJ
  • 88% polyester, 12% spandex mix
  • Long fit
  • Silicon strap
  • IBJJF tournament legal

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  • Specifications

    • Designed, woven and stitched in Europe
    • Pre-shrunk
    • Innovative fit
    • Made in the EU
    • Unique European 420 GSM weave jacket
    • Diamond-ripstop pants
    • Free from harmful substances
    • Quality and safety tests at all stages of production
    • OEKO-TEX certification
    • Legal for IBJJF and UEAJJF tournaments

  • Care

    While washing your gi by hand is preferred, if you need to machine wash, follow these steps:

    Never use hot water. Hot water can shrink your gi and alter its fit. If the gi is used for competition, shrinkage might even cause your uniform to be out of compliance with competition rules. Hot water can also cause stains to set into your fabric.


    Use your washer’s most gentle setting (Maximum 30 degrees). Because you’ll wash the gi after every use, washing on a gentle spin cycle can avoid unnecessary wear to the garment.


    Don’t use bleach or fabric softeners. These chemicals can break down your gi and make the fabric susceptible to tears or holes at the seams.


    Use a quality mild detergent that is powerful enough to work on stains but gentle enough to not compromise the fabric.


    Avoid washing your gi with other clothes. If a mixed load is unavoidable, only wash your gi with like colors to prevent bleeding or staining.