Men's MMA and Grappling Rashguard - Smoky Black/Royal Red

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We are proud to present the Rashguard 500, designed to meet the specific needs of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts), grappling and other combat sports.

Robustness, technical features and style. This is what defines the Outshock 500 Rashguard, designed for MMA (Mixed Martial Arts), grappling (No-Gi, Luta Livre, wrestling, etc.) and other combat sports

Main fabric: 11.0% Elastane, 89.0% Polyester

BENEFITS

Durability

The fabric used for this product is one of the most durable in the range.

Moisture management

Specially-treated fabric for better perspiration absorption.

Freedom of movement

reduced number of seams with none across the shoulders.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

How was this rashguard designed?

This rashguard has been designed by our team of practitioners to meet the specific needs of MMA & grappling.
Here are some of the key features that were chosen for this product:
- Thick, stretchy synthetic fabric for exceptional durability.
- Elasticated with silicone strips at the wrists and waist, ensuring the product stays in place.
- Seams away from the shoulders to make the most of the stretch properties of the fabric and ensure good freedom of movement.

Component features

Durability is key for products used in our sport (due to rubbing from mats, etc.).
The fabric is thus highly durable but also wicks perspiration, essential during intense sessions!
The thickness of the fabric also keeps you comfortable when training in cool rooms.

MMA rashguard style

The rashguard's style is simple in order to highlight the technical features of the product. The "Ground Fighting" logo is also visible on all our other grappling products for a coordinated look across the range.

WHAT IS GRAPPLING?

Grappling is a very general term used to mean all grappling sports: No Gi, Luta Livre, wrestling, ... etc.
Although these disciplines have a lot of similarities, the way of fighting is different and they each have their own rules.
The term "grappling" highlights the use of grappling techniques: grappling with your opponent is thus different from disciplines which use strikes.