The Compression Math Behind a Properly Fitted Men’s Rashguard
Most men size a rashguard like a t-shirt. Elite no-gi competitors size it like compression gear — and the difference shows up the moment you scramble.
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What Elite No-Gi Competitors Wear on Their Skin at ADCC and PGF
Behind every ADCC and PGF broadcast is a quieter story: why elite no-gi competitors choose the rashguards they wear, and what that decision reveals about fit, sponsorship, and grip fighting at the highest level.
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How to Choose a No-Gi Rashguard for BJJ and Grappling in 2026
A no-gi grappler’s rashguard gets more wear than any other piece of gear in the bag. Here’s how compression, sleeve length, fabric weight, and seam construction actually decide whether one lasts six months or two years.
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Designed for the Mat: What Women Grapplers Actually Need in a No-Gi Rashguard
Unisex cuts, ride-up problems, and chest panels that don’t hold — why purpose-built women’s rashguards matter and what to look for in no-gi gear.
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Compression Without Restriction: What Proper No-Gi Rashguard Fit Actually Feels Like
Rashguard fit is not shirt fit. Here is how to diagnose the right compression level, identify the signs of bad fit, and test any rashguard before you commit to it on the mat.
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Size, Fit, and Function: Finding the Best Rashguards for Men in No-Gi
Most men’s rashguard guides stop at brand names. This one explains what actually separates gear that performs in no-gi grappling from gear that just looks the part — covering fit mechanics, compression, and durability that brands rarely discuss.
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No-Gi Rashguard Backlash: What Shoyoroll’s Ad Got Wrong
Shoyoroll’s ROAN TVT campaign showed a loose, braless rashguard — the opposite of what a no-gi rashguard needs to do on the mat. Here’s the functional case practitioners are making, and why the brand still hasn’t responded.
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Reach, Bridge, Sprawl: How Your Rashguard Should Move Before You Roll
A rashguard can look flawless standing still and betray you the second you shoot a takedown. Here is a movement-first way to judge no-gi fit — through the reaches, bridges, and sprawls you actually make on the mat.
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Shoulders First: Why No-Gi Rashguard Fit Starts at the Yoke and Collar
Most grapplers judge a rashguard by the torso, but fit actually lives up top. Here’s how the shoulders, yoke, and collar decide whether the whole garment stays put through a hard no-gi round.
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Short Sleeve vs Long Sleeve Rashguard: Getting the No-Gi Fit Right for Each Cut
A short-sleeve and a long-sleeve rashguard are not the same garment scaled up. Each cut fits differently at the arm, cuff, and shoulder — here’s how to size each one for no-gi.
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When to Retire a Rashguard: How No-Gi Fit Breaks Down Over Time
A rashguard that fits perfectly on day one won’t fit that way forever. Here’s how compression dies, how to read the warning signs, and when to pull a piece from your no-gi rotation.
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Why a Rashguard That Fits Fine Dry Gets Loose Once You’re Sweating
Most grapplers only discover a bad rashguard fit halfway through a hard round. Here’s how to read compression, sleeves, seams, and the collar gap in front of a mirror—before you ever slap hands.
