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Inverted Gear

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About Inverted Gear

Inverted Gear is a U.S.-based Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brand that has earned recognition in the grappling community for its playful identity and distinctive designs. Founded with the mission of making gear that stands out from the sea of generic uniforms, the company quickly gained popularity thanks to its signature panda logo, which has become an icon among practitioners. The brand’s ethos combines humor, community spirit, and functionality, showing that martial arts equipment can be both high-performing and fun.

Their catalog spans a wide selection of BJJ gis, no-gi gear, and casual apparel, all designed with durability and comfort in mind. While the brand takes a lighthearted approach to marketing, the construction and technical performance of its products remain central. Inverted Gear’s gis are known for solid reinforcement, tailored fits, and lightweight options, making them suitable for training as well as competition. Rash guards and shorts frequently feature creative illustrations that reflect the brand’s playful culture.

What makes Inverted Gear unique is its ability to blend functionality with personality. Instead of following trends, the brand has built a strong identity around its panda motif and community-oriented values. This makes it especially appealing to grapplers who want gear that reflects individuality without compromising on quality. As a result, Inverted Gear has established itself as both a reliable supplier of technical equipment and a cultural touchstone within the global BJJ community.

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reddit.com · originaltemplate · 2026-08-22
What about an A2H? I’ve seen Inverted Gear’s a2h on people with about your same measurements and it seems to fit well. I’ve also used a2h in the past at 5’9” and….heavier than 205
reddit.com · BjjFan1129 · 2026-08-19
I'm about the same size and have a bunch of different gi's in different sizes and brands. The ones that fit me best are the A3 long versions of Tatami and Inverted Gear. Inverted Gear actually is an A3S - I think its the slim version of their A3's. My favorite gi right now, especially when I'm going to have a hard class and sweat a lot, is a heavy Inverted Gear gold weave I got a few years ago.
reddit.com · AloneSoft8447 · 2026-08-12
Inverted gear. Great fit and quality and priced right
reddit.com · amarwagnr · 2026-08-06
Hyperfly, Inverted Gear, & Fuji have been some of my favorites. Good mobility but don't come loose in training.
reddit.com · Mayv2 · 2026-07-30
Inverted gear. I’ve owned every gi. They’re comfortable and last. Some of mine are 5+ years old. It’s all I wear now after countless shoyoroll rips
reddit.com · MPNGUARI · 2026-07-26
Inverted Gear ultra light pearl weave is great. If you want lighter, they have their Comp Light too, but I have no personal experience with that particular gi.
reddit.com · hit0k1ri · 2026-07-25
I live in a very hot climate and I've bought close to 10 gis this year since returning to BJJ. If you just want the best and lightest in terms of weight and performance it's Gold Aeroweave. If you want a softer/more substantial feel you're probably looking at the Inverted Gear Hybrid or Flow Kimonos Alpine. If you want luxury Alchemical Dope or Royal Hi-Ness (half hemp half organic cotton). I'd stay away from polyester blends if you can.
reddit.com · Special_Fox_6239 · 2026-06-13
Inverted has IBJJF legal gi’s, just stick to black, white or blue. Maybe not the ultra light, I’m too lazy to look. Edit: My comp gi is a Vulkan but one of the ones in back up rotation is an inverted
reddit.com · DeathbyToast · 2026-06-13
Can confirm my inverted Gis are so much more comfortable than my Tatami comp Gis are. I wear my inverted Gis to every class and save the Tatami for comp when IBJJF forces me to wear their special stuff
reddit.com · BlackShamrock124 · 2025-07-27
I want to like Origin so much. By far the most expensive GI I own. But the gi fits weird, the pro pants fit weird and I hate the buckle thing. I also hate the piling on the higher end Gi line up, makes the fi look like shit. My favorite has been inverted gear. Their stuff has always fit me like a glove.
reddit.com · BigMikeSQ · 2025-07-27
Really thin gis may not last you very long. I've not tried Gold but if I ever can train again I may - I qualify for their 35% discount and I'm only just over the height / weight chart on their A3H; if the legs actually fit right they'll be the first. Anyway, Fuji Suparaito / Submit Everyone A5 top and A6 leggings was what I wore to my first tournament and it served me pretty well. Thinnest I have currently would be a tie between a company called Performance Fight Gear (ebay seller) top or Tatami Original v2 top. Durability is about average - starting to wear out even though I mainly only used them when it was extremely hot. Feel-wise, so far I'd say a gold weave from Inverted Gear, or Datsusara hemp. I only wear the tops because they only sell up to size A5, but they're probably the most comfortable I've found so far.
reddit.com · originaltemplate · 2026-08-22
What about an A2H? I’ve seen Inverted Gear’s a2h on people with about your same measurements and it seems to fit well. I’ve also used a2h in the past at 5’9” and….heavier than 205
reddit.com · BjjFan1129 · 2026-08-19
I'm about the same size and have a bunch of different gi's in different sizes and brands. The ones that fit me best are the A3 long versions of Tatami and Inverted Gear. Inverted Gear actually is an A3S - I think its the slim version of their A3's. My favorite gi right now, especially when I'm going to have a hard class and sweat a lot, is a heavy Inverted Gear gold weave I got a few years ago.
reddit.com · AloneSoft8447 · 2026-08-12
Inverted gear. Great fit and quality and priced right
reddit.com · amarwagnr · 2026-08-06
Hyperfly, Inverted Gear, & Fuji have been some of my favorites. Good mobility but don't come loose in training.
reddit.com · Mayv2 · 2026-07-30
Inverted gear. I’ve owned every gi. They’re comfortable and last. Some of mine are 5+ years old. It’s all I wear now after countless shoyoroll rips
reddit.com · MPNGUARI · 2026-07-26
Inverted Gear ultra light pearl weave is great. If you want lighter, they have their Comp Light too, but I have no personal experience with that particular gi.
reddit.com · hit0k1ri · 2026-07-25
I live in a very hot climate and I've bought close to 10 gis this year since returning to BJJ. If you just want the best and lightest in terms of weight and performance it's Gold Aeroweave. If you want a softer/more substantial feel you're probably looking at the Inverted Gear Hybrid or Flow Kimonos Alpine. If you want luxury Alchemical Dope or Royal Hi-Ness (half hemp half organic cotton). I'd stay away from polyester blends if you can.
reddit.com · Special_Fox_6239 · 2026-06-13
Inverted has IBJJF legal gi’s, just stick to black, white or blue. Maybe not the ultra light, I’m too lazy to look. Edit: My comp gi is a Vulkan but one of the ones in back up rotation is an inverted
reddit.com · DeathbyToast · 2026-06-13
Can confirm my inverted Gis are so much more comfortable than my Tatami comp Gis are. I wear my inverted Gis to every class and save the Tatami for comp when IBJJF forces me to wear their special stuff
reddit.com · BlackShamrock124 · 2025-07-27
I want to like Origin so much. By far the most expensive GI I own. But the gi fits weird, the pro pants fit weird and I hate the buckle thing. I also hate the piling on the higher end Gi line up, makes the fi look like shit. My favorite has been inverted gear. Their stuff has always fit me like a glove.
reddit.com · BigMikeSQ · 2025-07-27
Really thin gis may not last you very long. I've not tried Gold but if I ever can train again I may - I qualify for their 35% discount and I'm only just over the height / weight chart on their A3H; if the legs actually fit right they'll be the first. Anyway, Fuji Suparaito / Submit Everyone A5 top and A6 leggings was what I wore to my first tournament and it served me pretty well. Thinnest I have currently would be a tie between a company called Performance Fight Gear (ebay seller) top or Tatami Original v2 top. Durability is about average - starting to wear out even though I mainly only used them when it was extremely hot. Feel-wise, so far I'd say a gold weave from Inverted Gear, or Datsusara hemp. I only wear the tops because they only sell up to size A5, but they're probably the most comfortable I've found so far.

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