Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard – Batch #120 Long Sleeve No-Gi Top

The Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard is a long-sleeve grappling top for people who train hard and still want to look sharp. It comes from Shoyoroll Batch #120 Blocked Out, a small and limited drop. It fits close to the body, so it stays in place when you scramble, shrimp or fight for grips.

Most of us own a pile of plain training shirts. However, a real rashguard feels very different once you start to roll. The Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard moves with you, so you can focus on your game instead of your clothes.

A Closer Look at the Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard

The design comes down to a few strong touches:

• Two-toned black and white blocked panels
• White circle logo

Its original Shoyoroll product name was “Blocked Out Training Rash Guard LS”. Because Shoyoroll runs small batches, designs like this rarely come back. So if you like the look, it pays to grab one while you can.

Materials and Construction

Here is what we know about the build:

• From the Shoyoroll Technical Series line
• Produced in California
• Matches the Blocked Out Fitted Training Shorts, sold on its own

In short, it is a top for real training, not just for the gym selfie.

The Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard in Daily Training

Think about a hard round of positional sparring. Your top needs to stretch when you frame, and then snap back when you recover guard. The Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard does exactly that. Also, the close fit keeps your partner from grabbing loose fabric, which helps you train no-gi the right way.

Who the Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard Is For

This top suits almost anyone who trains. For example, a new white belt gets a tough top that also looks good, while a black belt gets a rare piece for the collection. Also, collectors love Shoyoroll drops because each batch has a short run. So whether you roll three times a week or teach every night, it fits right into your bag.

Easy to Pair With Your Gear

A bold top looks best with simple bottoms. So try it with plain black shorts or spats, and then let the print do the talking. On the other hand, if you love a matching look, pick shorts in the same colors. Also, it layers well under a hoodie on cold mornings.

Finding the Right Fit

You can choose from sizes XS to 3XL. A rashguard should feel tight but not tight enough to limit your breathing. So start with your usual T-shirt size. Then size up if you prefer a looser feel or have a broad chest. When in doubt, message our team with your height and weight, and we will point you to the best fit.

Care Tips

• First, turn it inside out before washing.
• Then pick a cold, gentle cycle.
• Also, skip bleach and fabric softener.
• Finally, let it air dry instead of using high heat.

That way, the colors stay sharp and the fit stays snug for a long time.

Get the Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard at Dragon Gi

We focus on rare Shoyoroll gear, so we know how hard these drops are to find. You can browse more tops in our BJJ rash guards collection, or build a full kit with our no-gi jiu-jitsu range. In addition, our Shoyoroll section has many more limited releases. To learn more about the sport itself, see the Brazilian jiu-jitsu page on Wikipedia.

Questions We Often Get

Can I wear the Shoyoroll Blocked Out Rashguard under a gi?

Yes. Because it fits close to the body, it sits nicely under a kimono and stops the jacket from rubbing your skin.

How long will it last?

With cold washes and air drying, it should last for years. Also, the snug fit means less stretching and pulling during class.

Does this rashguard run small?

It has a snug training cut. So if you like a looser feel, simply order one size up.

Is it good for competition?

Yes, as long as the event allows printed tops. For example, many no-gi events accept them, but always check the rules first.

Grab the long-sleeve top while it is in stock, since Shoyoroll drops rarely return.