Is this made by Gracie? When I type in Gracie Gi this comes up but it doesn't specifically say.
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No, this is not a Gracie gi but it is a good quality training gi for a great price. Hope that helps.
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I have no idea my son is training in juijutsu, and he directed me to the sight he seems pretty satisfied with his choice, it has a good cut, stitch, and seems heavy enough that it will be durable, I wish I could be of more help, sorry
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Jimae , the only patches are on the shoulders which appears you could remove them. But, are you sure your dojo doesn't just mean white gis in particular vs. black , camo , red gis . May want to inquire before tearing the patches off
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It's made by Bandai, a Japanese company, in China. So on the toy, it'll say "Made in China" but it's a Japanese toy. It's confusing but if you're worried that it might be a bootleg; usually bootleggers won't say that it's a Bandai product. That's my two cents, good luck.
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It will depend on how you like your gi to fit. I personally like mine a bit looser and I know others that like it snug. I personally haven't dryed mine for the fact of it shrinking as others say they shrink quite a bit. So I would either not dry it or buy an extra size bigger than you think...hope that helps!! Good luck
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the condor web belt isnt designed to fit the battle belt,mfg by condor or not! its designed as a heavy duty acu belt,riggers belt,and so on! i own this belt and im impressed with its mfg and construction! i use it as a pistol belt only,i also own the condor battle belt and i couldnt see using it with the battle belt? its just not necessary because of the way the condor battle belt is designed! i do hope this helps and answers any questions you may have? t.f. dillon,mt
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This uniform does not come with a logo however, one can be added if you so desire. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Steve The Martial Arts Store (770) 441-9946
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There is absolutely nothing written on the box or the cloth indicating what this is made of or if it is treated. It's made in Japan. My guess, from the way it feels, is that it's treated with something. Also, once you've used it and it's all black, you can't wash it, so you have to toss it.
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OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is based out of Portland, OR. But I would call Gerber to find out for sure. OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is... » Read More OK, I tried. I even removed the scales to see if it was marked anywhere on the knife. Other than the Gerber logo there is not a mark of any kind. So I have no idea where it is made. I even did some looking on some web sites, no go. I checked the Gerber site, nothing about country of manufacture. I did find this number; 855-544-0150 which is sales at Gerbergear.com and maybe they can tell you. In the past I've been told that if a product is imported the law states that it must be stamped with the country of origin. My logic is that since it is not stamped is was made in the US ???? Gerber is based out of Portland, OR. But I would call Gerber to find out for sure. « Show Less
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the one I got is in good shape . a couple of broken buckles(can buy the full set for 10 to 15 $ on amazon) and some blue tape may be some kind of marker . overall I am very happy with the price and quality.
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I agree with Craig E. This gi is plenty thick and durable. It can get hot depending on your workout or the season.
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i didn't remember so i googled it and saw several with a made in japan label. it's really well made and the opening at the base is handy. ron
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I think the box said "made in Japan" but I'm not sure. If I find the box, I'll post again.
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If you go to http://www.therawfoodworld.com/mungbeanfettuccineorganic71ozpasta-exploreasian-pi1007923#.VCDx_r6F_F8 they have the same Mung Bean Pasta and the label is totally different!!! I think something is funky about this company!!!! Right?
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I am sorry. Any indication that it was made elsewhere is long gone. It could be both. There might be an initial product from china then is refin ed here. Calling the company may be your best bet.
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I think I have bought a genuine. If you google how to tell the real ones. Mine has every thing it should, but it doesnt have stealth on the buckle. Now, I bought another Ergo from REI, and that is an authorized dealer. My REI ergo does not have stealth on it either. I've heard the newer ones don't have stealth on the buckle. In conclusion, I think mine is real that I bought directly from Amazon.
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My daughter has century head gear. Its attached. And wont move or come off. Didnt quite understand the directions but its on there. Id have an instructor double check is before sparring
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In response to a different thread, I wrote: Ordered thru Amazon, shipped by SDN arrived 3/4, very pleased. The real deal, Musashi Silver Series Certificate doesn't list SS-783 but a visual on musashiswords.com is identical. Model name Shirakawa, s/n 23727, date in kanji/hiragana signed by Steward Lee. Just posted full review titled "Warning: This is going to be a long review." Further thoughts: Musashi and Musha are one and the same, made in the same forge in China. Musha is generally reserved for their lower priced line. Ten Ryu and others do indeed make a Musashi model; the name comes from Miyamoto Musashi, a legendary warrior. The tsuba is in the shape of the Musashi insignia, the name is stamped on the seppa.