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C.G. 2016 | 2017 C.G 1 ® 2016-17 C.G. 2016 | 2017 C.G. 2016 | 2017 2 UNIFORMI KARATE 5 JUDO 26 JUJITSU 36 BRAZILIAN JUJITSU 40 TAEKWONDO 42 AIKIDO 47 KUNG FU- TAI CHI 48 YOSEIKAN BUDO 49 KENDO 50 KRAV MAGA - DIFESA PERSONALE 51 CINTUREE 52 RICAMI 54 EMBLEMI - GADGET 58 PROTEZIONI GUANTINI 62 3 PARATIBIA - PARABRACCIO 64 CORPETTI 68 CASCHI 72 TAEKWONDO 75 CONCHIGLIE 77 PARADENTI E ACCESSORI 78 ARMI E ATTREZZIZI 82 DIPLOMI 95 SCUDI E COLPITORI 97 ACCESSORI ALLENAMENTO 103 TATAMI - YOGA 112 BORSE - ZAINI - SCARPE 115 ABBIGLIAMENTO SPORTIVO 120 C.G. 2016 | 2017 C.G. 2016 | 2017 4 karate 5 C.G. 2016 | 2017 42 kabuki TRaining IT Karategi per i campioni del futuro. Il tessuto leggero assicura anche per i più piccoli facilità di movimento e comfort. Nella confezione è com- presa la cintura bianca. Il pantalone è con elasti- co in vita e cordoncino interno. Articolo ideale per chi si avvicina per la prima volta alla pratica delle arti marziali. EN Karategi for next generation champions. The lightweight fabric assures even for youngers ease of movement and comfort. The package includes a white belt. Trousers with elastic band on waist and cordon inside. Product desiged for those who approach for the fi rst time the martial arts. KARATE 6 Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 42 TRAINING Bianco 000-00-0-1-2-3 100% Cotone 200 gr./m² Tradizionale Cintura bianca inclusa White Cotton 100% Traditional White belt included 45N BABY Bianco 00000 (1-2 anni) 100% Cotone 200 gr./m² Tradizionale Cintura nera inclusa White 0000 (2-3 anni) Cotton 100% Traditional Black belt included C.G. 2016 | 2017 43 kabuki competition IT Karategi per i praticanti più giovani, principianti e di livello intermedio. L’ottima vestibilità del mo- dello e il tessuto in puro cotone rendono questo karategi la soluzione ideale per l’allenamento. Il pantalone è con elastico in vita e cordoncino interno. Nella confezione è compresa la cintura bianca. EN Uniform for young beginners and intermediate level karatekas. The excellent fi t of the model and the pure cotton fabric make this karategi ideal for training. Trousers with elastic band on waist and cordon inside. White belt included. KARATE GUANTONI . boxing gloves . boxing GUANTONI 7 Allievi del M° Maurizzi Sport Village Karate Bologna Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 43 COMPETITION Bianco 00-0-1-2-3-4-5-6 100% Cotone 230 gr./m² Tradizionale Cintura bianca inclusa White Cotton 100% Traditional White belt included C.G. 2016 | 2017 45a itaki training IT Karategi dal taglio tradizionale adatto a ogni tipo di allenamento. Ottimo anche per i praticanti che affrontano le prime competizioni. Il tessuto leggero, misto cotone e poliestere, garantisce un’adeguata traspirazione e si asciuga rapida- mente dal sudore. Il pantalone è con elastico e cordoncino interno. Cintura bianca inclusa. EN Traditional style karategi suitable for every type of training. Great for karatekas who face the fi rst competitions. The lightweight breathable fabric, made of cotton and polyester, dries up quickly. Trousers with elastic band on waist and cordon inside. White belt included. KARATE 8 Allievi del M° Maurizzi Sport Village Karate Bologna Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 45A TRAINING Bianco 000-00-0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7 45% Cotone - 55% Poliestere 240 gr./m² Tradizionale Cintura bianca inclusa White Cotton 45% - Polyester 55% Traditional White belt included C.G. 2016 | 2017 44 itaki competition IT Karategi pensato per atleti di tutte le età. Il taglio e la cura delle fi niture conferiscono eleganza e comfort a questo indumento. Il tessuto leggero garantisce libertà di movimento e rende adatto questo karategi sia per l’allenamento che per il kumite. Pantaloni con elastico di 6 cm e cordon- cino interno. Cintura bianca inclusa. Approvato WKF ( World Karate Federation). EN Karategi designed for athletes of all ages. The comfortable fi t and the care of the details makes this garment elegant and stylish. The lightweight fabric assures freedom of movement. Suitable for trainings and kumite. Trouser with 6 cm. ela- stic band on waist and cordon inside. White belt included. WKF Approved. KARATE 9 44P Disponibile anche solo il pantalone Only trouser available Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 44 COMPETITION Bianco 00-0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7 35% Cotone - 65% Poliestere 230 gr./m² Tradizionale Cintura bianca inclusa White Cotton 35% - Polyester 65% Traditional White belt included 44P PANTALONE Bianco 2-3-4-5-6 35% Cotone - 65% Poliestere 230 gr./m² Tradizionale - TROUSER White Cotton 35% - Polyester 65% Traditional C.G. 2016 | 2017 53 itaki samuele marchese champion line Campione Europeo Kumite Cadetti 2015 IT Allievo del M° Rainoldi - Jissen Dojo Karate Best seller tra i karategiategi Itaki kumite, è la sceltsceltaa ideale per allenamentinti intensivi e competizioni.competizioni. Il tessuto leggero e il designign di questo karategi permettono la più completaompleta libertà nell’esecu- zione delle tecniche.e. Il pantalone,pantalone, con cordonecordone e elastico di 6 cm inn vita,vita, è dotato di un tagliotaglio speciale che permetteette unauna completa aperturaapertura della gamba per il calcicalcio.o. Modello approvatoapprovato WKF (World Karate Federation).Federation). EN Itaki best seller karategirategi designed for kumitekumite trainings and competitions.petitions. The stylestyle and the lightweight fabric eensurensure ffullull ffreedomreedom by the execution of the karatearate technitechniques.ques. Ideal for the most intensive ttrainingraininng sesssessions.ions. ThThee trou- ser with 6 cm. elasticic bandband on waist and draw- string inside is madede wiwithth a special cut which allows free movementsents oof the leg fforor the kick. Approved by the WKFKF (W(WorldWorld Karate Federation). KARATE 10 Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 53 CHAMPION LINE Bianco 2-3-4-5-6-7 35% Cotone - 65% Poliestere 230 gr./m² Kumite - White Cotton 35% - Polyester 65% Kumite C.G. 2016 | 2017 53A itaki virginia pucci Campionessa del mondo IKU 2013 e 2014 Slovenia e Brasile best fighter Capitano della Nazionale FIK Vicecampionessa d’Europa WKC IT Terza ai Campionatip mondiali WUKF L’eleganza di questo karategigi è esaltata dallo PluricamPluricampionessapionessa italiana speciale tessuto rigato, leggeroero e traspirante.traspirante. È un indumento tecnico indossatoato da atatletileti didi cara-cara- tura internazionale. Il pantalone,one, con cordone e elastico di 6 cm in vita, è dotatoto di un taglio spe-spe- ciale che permette una completapleta aperturaapertura della gamba per il calcio. Modelloo approvato WKF (World Karate Federation). EN The elegance of this suit is highlighted by the special pike fabric, lightweightt and breathable. It is a technical garment worn by athletes of inter-inter- national level. The trouser withh 6 cm elasticelastic bbandand on waist and cordon inside is mmadeade withwith a specspecialial cut which allows free movementsments ooff the leg fforor KARATE the kick. Model approved by WKFWKF (World Karate Federation). 11 clarelli gianfranco Capitano della nazionale FESIK Oro al Campionato Europeo 2012 Regno Unito Oro al Campionato Mondiale a squadre 2007 Spagna Argento al Campionato Mondiale 2007 Spagna Pluricampione italiano Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 53A BEST FIGHTER Bianco 2-3-4-5-6-7 45% Cotone - 55% Poliestere 220 gr./m² Kumite - White Rigato Kumite Cotton 45% - Polyester 55% Pike C.G. 2016 | 2017 53b itaki Olympic IT La perfetta libertà dell’atleta nell’esecuzione delle tecniche è garantita dal design di questo karategi, studiato nei dettagli per i movimenti del kumite. Lo speciale tessuto a chicchi di riso, leggerissimo sulla pelle, è in grado asciugarsi ra- pidamente dal sudore. Il pantalone, con cordo- ne e elastico di 6 cm in vita, è dotato di un taglio speciale che permette una completa apertura della gamba per il calcio. Modello approvato dal- la WKF (World Karate Federation). EN The design of this suit, special developed for the kumite movements, ensures full freedom by the execution of the techniques. The seersucker fa- bric, extra light on the skin, can dry very quickly and doesn’t absorb sweat. The trouser, with 6 cm. elastic band on waist and cordon inside, is made with a special cut which allows free move- ments for the kick. Model approved by the WKF (World Karate Federation). KARATE 12 Alfredo amitrano Campione Europeo IKU 2015 Portogallo Terzo classifi cato ai Campionati del Mondo IKU 2014 Brasile Terzo classifi cato ai Camponati del Mondo IKU 2013 Slovenia Campione del mondo Juniores IKU 2013 Italia Campione del mondo Juniores WUKF 2012 Serbia Pluricampione italiano Dettaglio - Detail COD. PRODOTTO COLORE MISURA TESSUTO GRAMMATURA TAGLIO CINTURA code product color size fabric weight style belt 53B OLYMPIC Bianco 2-3-4-5-6-7 35% Cotone - 65% Poliestere 200 gr./m² Kumite - White Cotton 35% - Polyester 65% Kumite C.G. 2016 | 2017 53G itaki gold kumite IT Nuovissimo karategi top di gamma delladella linea Itaki kumite. Il tessuto extra light in ppoliestere,oliestere, la rete air mesh per facilitare la traspirazioneirazione e il design innovativo rendono questo indumentondumento tecnico un must per gli atleti più esigentigenti e di altissimo livello. Il pantalone con cordoneone e ela-ela- stico in vita è dotato di un taglio specialee che per-per- mette una completa apertura della gambaamba per il calcio. Modello approvato WKF (Worldrld Karate Federation). EN Brand new Karategi top-of-the-line of the kumi- te Itaki suits.
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