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Arrhichion No-Gi Kit

Save when you buy Big Dan Manasoiu’s complete Arrhichion No-Gi Kit, designed for the 2026 ADCC World Championships. This bundle includes the matching Arrhichion Rash Guard and Shorts with dark smoke graphics and classical fight artwork.

The rash guard features Dan’s preferred 3/4-sleeve length, giving you extra elbow coverage while keeping your forearms free for locking up chokes. Pair it with the matching fight shorts for the full competition kit.

Arrhichion Rash Guard (Size)
Arrhichion Shorts (Size)

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Designed by Big Dan

Big Dan Manasoiu personally designed the Arrhichion kit to wear at the 2026 ADCC World Championships. From the dark, battle-worn artwork to the ancient Greek inspiration, every detail was built around the look Dan wanted for the biggest stage in submission grappling.

This bundle includes the complete kit: the Arrhichion Rash Guard with Dan's preferred 3/4 sleeve cut and the matching Arrhichion Shorts built on our Pacific Shorts base.

Built to Compete

The Arrhichion No-Gi Kit combines two of our proven competition-ready designs. The rash guard features durable flatlock stitching, breathable mesh underarm panels, and fully sublimated graphics that won't peel, crack, or fade. Its unique 3/4 sleeves help protect your elbows from mat burn while keeping your forearms free for locking up chokes.

The shorts feature a hidden internal waistband that's stitched securely in place, with no pockets, zippers, or rough materials to get in the way. Just the right amount of stretch keeps the entire kit comfortable and unrestricted through wrestling, scrambling, passing, and hard rounds.

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The Story of Arrhichion

Arrhichion of Phigalia was one of ancient Greece's greatest pankration fighters, winning the Olympic Games twice before returning for a third title in 564 BC.

In the final, Arrhichion was trapped in a choke but refused to submit, using his final moments to dislocate his opponent's foot and force him to surrender. Arrhichion died from the choke, but because his opponent had submitted first, the judges crowned Arrhichion Olympic champion for a third time.

More than 2,500 years later, his story remains one of combat sports' ultimate examples of refusing to quit.

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