The Ink Problem: How Rashguard Printing Affects Grip and Slide in No-Gi
Sublimation, screen print, or blank fabric — the way a rashguard is printed changes how it slides under an opponent’s grip. Here’s what the ink is actually doing to your rolls.
Sublimation, screen print, or blank fabric — the way a rashguard is printed changes how it slides under an opponent’s grip. Here’s what the ink is actually doing to your rolls.
Most men pick a rashguard by color and logo. Here’s what actually separates a good one from a bad one: sizing, sleeve length, compression, seams, and how long it survives the wash.
Not all rashguards are created equal. This guide breaks down fabric composition, seam construction, sublimation printing, and IBJJF compliance so you can identify the best rashguard for BJJ and grappling without relying on brand hype.
In no-gi, every wrinkle of loose fabric is a handle. Here’s how rashguard fit decides who wins the grip fight before a single submission is on the table.
Brand size charts contradict each other and your gut is a bad guesser. Here is how to measure yourself, read the numbers, and land the right rashguard fit the first time.
Should you buy two rashguards under $30 or one closer to $50? A no-gi grappler’s guide to spending a small gear budget where it actually counts.
Grappling shorts, MMA fight shorts, and board shorts all end up on the mats — but only some survive a hard no-gi roll. Here’s how to pick the pair that actually holds up.
A construction-first look at what separates the best no-gi shorts for BJJ from the pair that splits in your first scramble — closures, gussets, fabric, and fit.
Four rashguard brands, four philosophies. We break down how Hayabusa, Tatami, Scramble, and Gold BJJ actually differ in fit, fabric, and durability so you can match the brand to the way you roll no-gi.
Rash guards and compression shirts look identical on the hanger, but the fabric construction, seam design, and purpose are built for completely different sports. Here’s what actually separates them.
Board shorts split at the inseam, snag fingers in the pockets, and get you DQ’d in IBJJF events. Here is exactly why fight shorts win the no-gi mat.
Print method, UV exposure, chlorine, and dryer heat all attack rashguard color. Here is how each one breaks the fabric down and the no-gi-specific routine that keeps your print sharp through hundreds of rolls.