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Kids Shoyoroll Batch 83 Mamba Competitor BJJ Gi
The Shoyoroll Batch 83 Mamba Competitor BJJ Gi is designed for serious Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training and competition. Featuring a lightweight 450 GSM pearl weave jacket, reinforced construction and a tailored athletic fit, this gi offers a balance of comfort, durability and mobility on the...- $99.99
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Kids Shoyoroll Cut RVCA V2 Batch 60 BJJ Gi
The Shoyoroll Cut RVCA V2 Batch 60 BJJ Gi combines premium Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu construction with distinctive RVCA x Shoyoroll design details. Made with a lightweight 450 GSM pearl weave jacket and durable canvas pants, this kimono is designed to provide comfort, mobility and durability...- $99.99
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Kids' Jiu-Jitsu Gis in One Place
Explore kids' jiu-jitsu gis at Strikers BJJ through the full kimono collection. Compare designs without limiting the search to one color, collaboration or brand. This page is a useful starting point when you want to see the available options before narrowing your choice.
You may be choosing a first uniform, replacing one your child has outgrown or adding a spare for a busy week. Each reason calls for a slightly different check. A first gi begins with the academy's requirements, while a replacement gives you an existing uniform to measure and compare.
Start With a Simple Comparison
Make a short list of the models that meet your club's rules. Then compare their size guides, specifications and care notes. Read the selected product page rather than assuming all uniforms in the collection have the same cut.
Next, compare the design details. Shoyoroll and Albino & Preto options offer different patches, colors and collaboration themes. A child may have a strong preference, but the size and academy checks should come first. Once those are clear, choosing a favorite look becomes easier.
Plan for Growth and Class Days
Children's measurements change, so take a fresh set before each new order. If the current uniform no longer fits well, note where the fit has changed. The sleeves, jacket and trousers can give you different clues when reviewing the next size.
Think about the weekly schedule, too. A spare uniform may help when classes fall close together, but it does not need to be the first purchase for every child. Browse Kids Kimonos for more first-uniform guidance, or see Kids Limited Edition Kimonos for selected collaboration styles.
Questions When Comparing the Range
Should I choose a larger size to cover the whole year?
Choose from current measurements and the product guide. A uniform that is too large now may be hard to use in class. Ask the coach for help if two sizes seem possible.
Can the same gi be used at another academy?
Check the new academy's uniform policy first. Color and patch rules may differ. If your child plans to enter an event, review that event's requirements as a separate step before buying.
Use the Kids' Size Guide
Take current measurements before you place an order. Then use the Size Chart and the guide linked on the product page. Compare the results with training clothes that fit your child well. Avoid choosing a size from age alone. Children of the same age can need different fits. Read any product notes and check with the coach if you are unsure about the academy's kit rules.
Prepare for the Next Class
Follow the care label and wash worn training gear after class. Give it time to dry before packing the next gym bag. Also, check the fit as your child grows, rather than relying on an old size. For help with a product or chart, email support@strikersbjj.com. Include the item name and the measurements you are comparing so we can understand your question.









