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93 Brand Charlie Gi
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93 Brand Charlie Gi

    A distinct and unique Pearl Weave is used throughout the jacket, the structure of which breaks away from your typical "lightweight" Pearl Weave.


    $99
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    Comments from March 24, 2014

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    fmal User Profle Image
    fmal  -  Joined 12/15/2013

    I love Brand 93! Most comfortable gi's on the market!

    3/23/2014 at 11:15 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    ssanchez74 User Profle Image
    ssanchez74  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    I'm 5'10" and about 250lbs will an A2H work for me

    3/24/2014 at 10:03 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Sean Thomas  -  Joined 1/21/2014

    great gi. saw lots of competitors wearing this gi at NAGA and lived em.

    3/23/2014 at 11:05 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Diana Prince User Profle Image
    Diana Prince  -  Joined 8/20/2013

    Great gi- I will warn this, however-

    I find it is longer in the sleeves than others I have in A1. It fits great except for the sleeves. So if you are short limbed,, you might want to consider that. Maybe the A1F isn't like that but my A1 is.

    3/23/2014 at 11:08 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Tobslb User Profle Image
    Tobslb  -  Joined 8/8/2012

    Awesome lightweight gi and you save about $40! By far one of the best fitting ones I own with all the in-between size options.

    3/23/2014 at 11:03 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    ePak User Profle Image
    ePak  -  Joined 1/15/2014

    Is is gi soft? I have the Do or Die Hyperlyte, also light-weight, but it's a bit too stiff for my liking.

    3/23/2014 at 11:20 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Tobslb User Profle Image
    Tobslb  -  Joined 8/8/2012

    Yes! The top is really soft even after hang drying it.

    3/24/2014 at 12:39 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Abe User Profle Image Bought Today's Item
    Abe  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    I m 5'11 about 220 lbs. I usually wear an a2 with vulkan pro light and koral light.... should I get the a3?

    3/24/2014 at 7:37 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Abe  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    I m 5'11 and about 220lbs... is the a3 a good fit? I usually wear an a3 with vulkan pro light and the Koral light.

    3/24/2014 at 7:35 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    danny152 User Profle Image
    danny152  -  Joined 3/13/2014

    5'7 @ 170 lbs a2 or a1l

    3/24/2014 at 3:31 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    Tough call - your height is best for an A1L but your weight is just a weeeee bit out of the A1L range (recommended 165 max). If you like a really tailored type of cut then A1L could do it but in my opinion A2 would get you a better fit.

    At first A2 will be a bit long in the sleeves/pants but after a wash* and perhaps very brief Low Heat cycle if necessary, it will get you a better fit than A1L.


    *Always cold - to preserve the color - I even wash my colored Gis inside out to really preserve the exterior color's richness)

    3/24/2014 at 4:48 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    danny152 User Profle Image
    danny152  -  Joined 3/13/2014

    5'7" @ 10 lbs would a2 be good or a1l

    3/24/2014 at 3:30 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    John Johnsen User Profle Image
    John Johnsen  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    I'm 6' and 188lbs, what would you recommend?

    3/24/2014 at 12:07 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    I'm very close in height/weight (I'm just over 6'1" and 182 lbs) and the A2L is a great fit.

    3/24/2014 at 5:03 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    John Johnsen User Profle Image
    John Johnsen  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    I'm 6' 185lbs, what size would you recommend?

    3/24/2014 at 12:07 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Robert O'' Sullivan User Profle Image
    Robert O'' Sullivan  -  Joined 3/24/2014

    Hi guys. I'm 6"3, 170lbs. What size would you recommend? I had an A3L in Scramble Athlete but it was way too big even after several washes and runs in the dryer.

    Thanks, Robbie.

    3/24/2014 at 11:28 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    It will be difficult to get a Gi long enough at 6'3" that isn't too baggy at 170 lbs. I'm just barely 6'2" and 180 lbs and the A2L is a great, perfect fit for my Charlie Gi.

    You run a slight risk of the A2L being a tiny bit too short, but I'd say it's a better call than the A3L which is intended for someone much heavier.

    3/24/2014 at 5:06 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    craphoot User Profle Image
    craphoot  -  Joined 4/17/2012

    5'3" 150lbs. A0 or A1?

    3/24/2014 at 10:55 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    moejitz User Profle Image
    moejitz  -  Joined 12/1/2013

    Anyone in the 6'2' -180lb height/wt range with long arms and legs? A2 or A2L?

    3/24/2014 at 10:53 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Driggs User Profle Image
    Driggs  -  Joined 10/14/2013

    Am 5'11 190 lbs. Should I go for the A3 or like the A2?

    3/24/2014 at 12:35 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Lawrence User Profle Image
    Lawrence  -  Joined 8/18/2011

    Definitely not the A3.

    3/24/2014 at 8:14 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    A2 is almost picture perfect for your build. Your height is great for the A2 and your weight is just 5 lbs out of the recommended range, so as long as you don't like a loose/baggy cut then the A2 should work fine.

    If you prefer a big, old school Rener Gracie-type-of-fit, then A3 would work.

    3/24/2014 at 9:48 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Driggs User Profle Image
    Driggs  -  Joined 10/14/2013

    My other two Gis are A3s, but I think you're right, so went ahead and got the A2. Thanks again!

    3/24/2014 at 11:07 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Andrius  -  Joined 8/4/2011

    This will be my third 93 gi. The Grey Goose shrunk quite a bit, sadly, but still feels nice to wear, floodwater proportions notwithstanding. The Mandril gi is terrific and has maintained its proportions well.

    3/24/2014 at 12:04 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Din Jenkins Sr. User Profle Image
    Din Jenkins Sr.  -  Joined 5/23/2012

    I am 6'1 260. will the A4 work?

    3/23/2014 at 11:35 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    A4 will be the best call in order to get a comfortable fit, but it will be a bit long in the sleeves/pants. A3 is an ideal length but will be too restricting for someone at 260 lbs.

    Personally I would go for an A4 and then wash/dry to see if the sleeves come up to the right spot. If still too long, have a tailor take them in a bit.

    3/24/2014 at 9:53 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    alex User Profle Image
    alex  -  Joined 8/5/2013

    Is this $5 or $10 shipping? Why does it say $5 on the top?

    3/23/2014 at 11:17 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    $5 is if you're on the main version of BJJHQ.com (US shipping), but if you're at BJJHQ.com/australia, BJJHQ.com/canada, etc., each shipping destination will show the respective flat rate price.

    3/24/2014 at 9:54 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Tylerrr User Profle Image
    Tylerrr  -  Joined 10/10/2012

    I like the 93 brand Gi's, I just wish they fit me better at 6'0 and 160 lbs.

    3/23/2014 at 11:11 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    A2 should be a pretty solid fit for your build, have you given that a shot?

    3/24/2014 at 9:55 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Aaron Rubin User Profle Image
    Aaron Rubin  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 6/12/2011

    Meerkatsu's review of the Charlie is at <a href="http://meerkat69.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/review-93-brand-charlie-and-tau.html">http://meerkat69.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/review-93-brand-charlie-and-tau.html</a>

    3/23/2014 at 5:13 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    furikuri User Profle Image
    furikuri  -  Joined 3/15/2014

    you guys have answered my prayers

    3/23/2014 at 11:02 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Kavkaz User Profle Image
    Kavkaz  -  Joined 2/19/2014

    when will be the next rolling deals for bjjhq and mmahq?

    3/23/2014 at 11:03 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Kavkaz User Profle Image
    Kavkaz  -  Joined 2/19/2014

    and do you think you guys will have the venum competitor gi in black any time soon?

    3/23/2014 at 11:26 PM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    Brandon Taccone User Profle Image
    Brandon Taccone  -  Joined 5/22/2013

    Im 6ft and 250.. A2H or A4... I hear it shrinks down

    3/24/2014 at 12:10 AM ThumbsUp ImageThumbsUp Down
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    tony User Profle Image
    tony  -  Joined 1/22/2014

    I'm 5'5 150 lbs lean but shortish arms. Usually go for A1, but how much shorter is the a1f?

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    demogorgonzola User Profle Image
    demogorgonzola  -  VERIFIED ADMIN  -  Joined 11/6/2012

    >> Brandon <<
    A2H would be a very close call. The length would be right on, but the weight limit is roughly 240 lbs so you would be risking the Gi being a tad too snug. A4 would have more room (suggested weight limit: 260 lbs) but if the sleeves/pants don't shrink-to-fit after one wash you might need to have the sleeve/pant cuffs taken in a bit.

    >> Tony <<
    The A1F is a "fitted" version of A1. So the sleeves/pants are virtually the same exact length while the changes are made to:
    -The rate at which the cuffs/pants taper off (for a more competition-oriented cut)
    -The jacket skirt (for someone with slightly narrower hips)
    -The width of the waist (for someone a bit lighter than a standard A1)
    I'd say A1 is still the best call for your height/weight.

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