Kimono Karate Arawaza Onyx Zero Gravity – Premiere League – WKF

Kimono Karate Arawaza Onyx Zero Gravity – Premiere League – WKF

The Arawaza Onyx Zero Gravity karate-gi is the karategi kumite par excellence!

This Onyx Zero Gravity “Premiere League” model is the Karategi Arawaza Onyx Zero Gravity with red or blue shoulder embroidery for Karate Premiere League competitions (see below).

Made from a revolutionary micro-fiber fabric, it weighs in at an ultra-light 5oz (140g / m2). As its name suggests, Arawaza’s Onyx Zero Gravity karategi defies the laws of gravity with a featherweight of just 500g for a 180 cm waist. It is currently the most technical and advanced karate-gi ever made. Arawaza’s Onyx Zero Gravity karategi is one of the world’s lightest karate-gi kumite kimonos, alongside the Onyx Zero Gravity. Onyx Oxygen from the same brand.

This karategi doesn’t stick to the skin, doesn’t shrink or wrinkle, and dries very quickly. True to the Onyx generation, it is still highly resistant and offers maximum breathability for intense kumite training and competitions, while retaining optimum mobility.

Many national teams adopted the Onyx Zero Gravity at the 2016 World Championships in Linz. It continues to be the choice of many champions. Approved by the WKF, it’s certainly the karate-gi most suited to kumite competition.

Beautiful “Arawaza” embroidery (red or blue) on shoulders, and “A” logo embroidery on chest and back of neck.

Features :

• • Material: Micro-fiber
  • Weight: ultra-light
  • WKF approved
  • Ideal for kumite competition
  • Embroidery on shoulders, chest and back of neck
  • Sizes: 140 to 190 cm

How to choose your size

It’s best to choose a kimono that’s your size, or about 5 centimetres (maximum) longer than your waist (note that this karategi shrinks very little).

Did you know?

The Karate1-Premier League is the most important Karate competition circuit in the world of karate. It includes the most prominent karate OPENs and brings together the best karate athletes in the world.

Initiated in 2011 with two OPEN championships organized in Paris and Istanbul, the Karate1-Premier League has evolved very quickly and has, since 2012, a total of nine competitions at the end of which an international ranking of karatekas is established.

Annual circuit since 2012 : Paris Open (France), Dordrecht (Netherlands), Jakarta (Indonesia), Corfu (Greece), Busan (South Korea), Istanbul (Turkey), Frankfurt (Germany), Athens (Greece), Salzburg (Austria)