🥋 Sanabul Essentials Short Sleeve Compression Training Rash Guard: Ideal for MMA, BJJ, Wrestling and More! Review

I'm 5'6", weigh 200 pounds and have a 32" waist. Started with size Large - no way. circus freak. That's not going to happen at 58. Finally, XXL, the largest size, seems to fit well.

For reference only I've been grappling for 15 years so I've had dozens of rashguards. It's almost a straight pipe. Tight at the top and too loose in the stomach. The purpose of the rash guard is to catch offending fingers or toes. It looks more like a chubby kid's shirt to wear in the pool. I could also hear the threads crackling around my neck when I first took them off. The pros are that it's about as cheap as rashguards, and the non-branded logo is black and unobtrusive, making you look like

I've been wearing this rashguard for 6 weeks. I use it 3 times a week for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training (both gi and non-gi) and I've had quite a few washes already. Stays tight and doesn't lose compression. Doesn't offer much compression, but it doesn't need to as it does the job perfectly. Very breathable, locks in sweat and doesn't cause discomfort or heat under the Gi. I'm tall, athletic, average size is right. The waist can stretch a little and the arms can feel a bit tight if you have…

. I've been using them a few times a week for about a month. Rashguards can only really be appreciated after a year or so when you see how they've held up over time - so I can't give a full review and will do my best to update later. At the same time, these rashguards look very, very high quality. The stitching and workmanship feel solid and uncompromising. At first I wasn't sure about having the armpit mesh over the rashguard material as it's a bit more durable, but it seems fine and doesn't…