Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard – Competitor 20.5 Long Sleeve No-Gi Top

The Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard is a long-sleeve grappling top for people who train hard and still want to look sharp. It belongs to the Shoyoroll Competitor 20.5 release. It fits close to the body, so it stays in place when you scramble, shrimp or fight for grips.

Rolling every day wears out cheap shirts fast. So many grapplers move to a proper rashguard, and the rashguard shows why. It keeps mat burn down, it dries quickly, and it still looks great in photos after class.

A Closer Look at the Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard

The design comes down to a few strong touches:

• Black base
• Light green sleeve lettering and chest logo

Its original Shoyoroll product name was “Training Rash Guard LS (CPTR20.5)”. Together, these touches give the top a clean but bold look. In fact, it is easy to spot across a busy academy.

Build and Fabric Notes

The key build points are simple:

• From the Shoyoroll Technical Series line
• Produced in California
• Matches the Competitor 20, sold on its own

All in all, it gives you a stretchy, snug feel that suits long rounds.

The Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard in Daily Training

On the mats, a snug top makes a real difference. For example, it will not bunch up when you invert, and it will not snag on fingers or toes. The rashguard also works well under a gi, so you can wear it on gi days too. Then, after class, it dries fast and is ready for the next session.

Is the Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard Right for You?

Beginners and veterans both get a lot from a top like this. In fact, new students often notice less mat burn after the first week. Meanwhile, long-time grapplers enjoy the rare design, since Shoyoroll keeps each batch small. As a result, it works as daily training gear and as a piece you will want to keep.

Build a Full No-Gi Kit

Pairing is simple when the top carries the design. For instance, black fight shorts keep the look clean, while spats add warmth in winter. In addition, the top slides under a gi jacket with no fuss. That way, one piece covers both your gi and no-gi days.

Choosing Your Size

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.

If you follow these steps, your top will look new for many seasons.

Why Buy the Shoyoroll Lime Lettering Rashguard From 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.

Your Questions Answered

Can I wear the Shoyoroll Lime Lettering 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.

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.

Will the colors fade after washing?

Not if you wash it cold and air dry it. Also, keep it away from bleach so the print stays bright.

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.

Order the long-sleeve top now, and bring some Shoyoroll style to your next roll.