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03-13-2008, 10:39 PM
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NEW! Hayabusa Kyoudo Shorts
so, who's gonna take the plunge first? I think these look stellar... expensive, as all Hayabusa gear seems to be, but I bet they're well worth it.
http://www.hayabusafightwear.com/
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03-13-2008, 11:03 PM
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I was just browsing the Hayabusa website a few minutes ago, and saw these. Wow, $65 is a bit too steep for me, but I do like the design and Hayabusa is well-known for releasing top quality products. Don't need any new shorts now, but I'll keep an eye on these and wait for a review.
From the pics, it looks like they have an elastic waistband, which is good because they only go up to size 38 on the website.
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03-14-2008, 01:03 AM
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Bit surprised to hear they're heavy. The site description says they're made of "Mechanical Polydirectional(tm) Stretch Fabric", which I assumed was similar to 4 way stretch fabric, which is in general very lightweight.
Feel free to post any more feedback and info on the shorts, it's appreciated.
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03-14-2008, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by perpetual_newb
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Nice shorts, but for $65, they better be giving me the Client #9 treatment!!! 
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God don't like ugly, so...
Not in the face! NOT IN THE FACE!!!
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03-14-2008, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by crossdx
Bit surprised to hear they're heavy. The site description says they're made of "Mechanical Polydirectional(tm) Stretch Fabric", which I assumed was similar to 4 way stretch fabric, which is in general very lightweight.
Feel free to post any more feedback and info on the shorts, it's appreciated.
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Honestly, they were probably the heaviest training shorts I had ever felt/held or tried on.
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03-14-2008, 09:42 AM
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I emailed Hayabusafightwear.com about the shorts and learned a few more things not listed on the site:
- shorts have an elastic waistband (which you can see in a couple of pics on their site) that can stretch about 1 size up
- material is heavier than some other fight short brands, due to the kind of high quality, durable fabric used in the design
- logos are embroidered except for the kanji on the back leg, which is a hq screen print
I like the waistband being elastic, partly because if it weren't I wouldn't be able to fit into the biggest size they've got. The heavier weight of the shorts won't be much of a concern as long as they're not restrictive, but nevertheless I'm sure people who like lighter shorts will find it a sticking point.
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