Ace your BJJ performance with Kingz Jiu-Jitsu belts for comfort, flexibility, durability, and style. Each belt celebrates your progress in BJJ, from white, blue, purple, brown, black, red-and-black, red-and-white, and red, supporting your journey every step of the way. If you want to roll confidently, level up your game with our BJJ belts.
Why Choose Kingz Jiu Jitsu Belts?
When you choose Kingz’s Jiu-Jitsu belts, you'll get quality worthy of your BJJ journey. Here's why you should choose Kingz Jiu-Jitsu belts:
- Top-Notch Durability for Every Rank: We make our BJJ belts from superior-quality materials to keep up with you during hardcore training. It doesn’t matter if you’re a white belt or black belt – these belts can withstand all the rolls.
- Custom Fit for Practitioners at All Levels: From Kids to veteran adults, our Jiu Jitsu belts provide a fit that’s perfect for all practitioners. Get belts in various sizes and colors to suit all ages and skill levels.
- Crafted for Lasting Performance: We design our BJJ belts to deliver consistent performance during training sessions or tournaments. IBJJF-approved belts must be 4–5 cm wide, made of cotton or similar material, and the color must match rank (no patterns or dual colors). Choose gi material or lightweight tournament-level belts for long-term durability.
Improve Your Training with Kingz Jiu Jitsu Belts
We design all our Jiu-Jitsu belts with your performance in mind. We understand that your BJJ belt represents your dedication to the sport. Here’s how our belts can upgrade your BJJ training:
Designed for Ultimate Comfort and Flexibility
Our BJJ belts move with you, allowing for unrestricted movement when practicing a submission or defending a sweep. They stay in place, so you can focus on your technique without worrying about readjusting your belt.
Built to Withstand Intense Training
Each BJJ belt is durable enough to endure intense training sessions, from mastering basic techniques to sparring with your toughest opponents. We use high-quality materials that can stand against wear and tear, allowing you to perform at your best in BBJ training and competition.
A Representation of Your BJJ Journey
Your belt tells the story of your dedication and hard work in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Each Jiu-Jitsu belt, from white to black, represents a significant milestone in your journey. Wear it with pride, knowing it symbolizes the sweat and effort you’ve put into mastering the art.
Designed for Both Training and Competition
We design our belts to help you perform well in dojo and competition settings. With light, competition-specific designs, you can rely on your outfit to help you perform at your best when it counts the most.
For Every Practitioner – From Beginner to Black Belt
Even if you’re just starting out with a white belt or are a seasoned black belt, we have a Jiu-Jitsu belt for your skill level and needs. We offer a wide variety of sizes and colors, with color options corresponding to IBJJF-approved ranks, so you can find the perfect belt at any stage of your BJJ career.
Our Most Popular Jiu-Jitsu Belts
At Kingz, we offer a range of Jiu-Jitsu belts to suit every practitioner. Here are some of our most popular belts:
- Gi Material Premium V2 Belt: We design our Gi Material Premium V2 Belts to get you through even the toughest training sessions, so they're perfect for serious athletes. We use top-quality gi material to provide a durable and safe fit.
- Gold Label V2 Jiu Jitsu Belt: Our Gold Label V2 Jiu Jitsu Belts are comfortable and long-lasting, offering the dependability you need during intense training and competitions.
- Kingz Performance Belt: Our Kingz Performance Belt is a lightweight yet durable belt for serious competitors. It remains tight even under rigorous training and competitions.
Jiu Jitsu Belts for Kids & Adults
At Kingz, we offer belts for all stages of your BJJ journey, from youth beginners to experienced black belts. If you're buying your first belt or upgrading to a competition-grade option, we have something to suit your needs.
- Kingz Gold Label V2 Kids Belt: Designed for young athletes, our Kingz Gold Label V2 Kids Belt is both durable and comfortable. It’s the perfect belt for kids that stands up to the demands of training while offering flexibility and support.
- Kingz Comp Light Belt: We design our Kingz Comp Light Belt to offer a lightweight option without compromising on quality. This Jiu Jitsu belt offers performance and reliability when you need it most and can endure the conditions of a tournament or competition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Most Important Belt in Jiu-Jitsu?
The black belt is often considered the highest rank in Jiu-Jitsu and the ultimate representation of mastery. However, every color of the belt represents a point along your journey, and all are meaningful in equal proportion in the learning and progression process in BJJ.
How Many Belts Are There in Jiu-Jitsu?
There are generally 8 belts for adults in Jiu-Jitsu. These include:
- White Belt: The starting point, symbolizing the beginning of the journey.
- Blue Belt: Mastery of the basics and a deeper understanding of techniques.
- Purple Belt: A sign of advanced skill, with a more refined game.
- Brown Belt: Focus on polishing techniques, nearing mastery.
- Black Belt: Represents expertise and mastery in Jiu-Jitsu.
- Red/Black Belt: A rare achievement, symbolizing high mastery.
- Red/White Belt: An advanced rank before achieving the highest recognition.
- Red Belt: The pinnacle of Jiu-Jitsu mastery.
For kids, we have the following belts in Jiu-Jitsu:
- White Belt: The starting rank for children.
- Gray Belt: An introductory belt for younger practitioners.
- Yellow Belt: The first rank for kids, promoting growth and commitment.
- Orange Belt: An intermediate level for developing skills.
- Green Belt: A more advanced rank for kids.
- Intermediate Variations: These include Gray/White and Yellow/Orange to mark progress within these ranks.
What Belt Do Most People Quit Jiu-Jitsu in?
In most cases, participants quit Jiu-Jitsu on a blue belt. The blue belt is often a turning point, where most practitioners face their biggest challenges in their Jiu-Jitsu journey. Although some quit at this point, others persevere and continue to delve deeper into the sport.
Why Do People Wear Two Belts in Jiu-Jitsu?
In informal training, some practitioners wear two belts to ensure their main belt stays put. They tie the second belt over the first for extra support and to prevent it from loosening during intense rolls. However, this is not an official IBJJF practice. IBJJF rules specify only one belt worn in competition, tied securely over the gi jacket.
