Venum Contender Evo Brazilian Jiu Jitsu GI

The Venum Contender Evo BJJ Gi: Elegance and Durability for Jiu Jitsu Practitioners 🥋💪

The Venum Contender Evo Gi represents the perfect blend of tradition and innovation, offering both the comfort and durability needed by Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners of all levels. With meticulous attention to detail and robust construction, this kimono is the ideal choice for training and competitions.

           **What You Get:**

**Superior Durability:** Made from 350 gsm Pearl Wave cotton for the jacket and 230 gsm for the pants, providing enhanced durability. 🛡️

**Maximum Comfort:** The design and material ensure exceptional freedom of movement and comfort throughout the entire training session. 🔄

**Refined Details:** Custom inner tape weaving and screen-printed embroidery for a sleek and unique look. 🎨

**Optimal Ventilation:** Printed triangular gusset and side ventilation holes for improved breathability. 🌬️

**Enhanced Durability:** Additional reinforcements in critical areas for increased longevity. 💎

  **Key Benefits:**

**Strength and Elegance:** Combines athletic performance with a sophisticated design, perfect for BJJ practitioners.

**Unmatched Comfort:** You’ll feel comfortable and protected in every move, allowing you to fully focus on techniques.

**Ready for Anything:** Whether it's training or competition, the Venum Contender Evo Gi is built to last.

**Authentic Style:** With premium details and finishes, you'll stand out on the mat as a fighter who values quality and tradition.

Care of Kimonos for Martial Arts (Jiu Jitsu, Kempo, Judo)

The Kimono, or Gi, is not only an essential piece of equipment in the practice of martial arts, but also a symbol of dedication and respect towards this discipline. Like any quality piece of equipment, it requires proper care to maintain its shape and quality over the long term. Here are some tips to keep your kimono in top condition:

*1. Wash After Each Session:*
- It is vital to wash the kimono after every workout. Sweat leaves behind salts and oils that can damage the fabric and become a breeding ground for bacteria.

*2. Water Temperature:*
- Wash the kimono at a low or moderate temperature. This will help prevent fading or shrinking.

*3. Use Gentle Detergents:*
- Avoid aggressive detergents or bleaches, which can affect the quality of the fabric. If you want to keep your whites sparkling, add a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle.

*4. Natural Drying:*
- Avoid mechanical drying. Instead, hang the kimono in a well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight. This will help keep the shape and prevent fading.

*5. Avoid Treading:*
- In general, kimonos do not need ironing. If you still feel the need, use the iron at a low temperature and avoid areas with embroidery or logos.

*6. Storage:*
- If you do not use it for a long time, please store the kimono in a dry and cool place. Use a protective cover to prevent dust accumulation.

*7. Replacement:*
- Even with all care, a kimono will suffer wear and tear over time. Depending on the intensity of your training, it is recommended to periodically analyze its condition and consider replacing it when it starts to show signs of deterioration.

Taking proper care of your kimono is a reflection of your respect for the art you practice. With care and attention, you will ensure a long life for your equipment and you will continue to train in the best conditions!

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