The No-Gi Men’s Rashguard Raiz Esportiva from BŌA draws inspiration from the history of Luta Livre Esportiva, a grappling discipline that originated in Brazil and developed around no-gi fighting. An offshoot of Catch Wrestling and deeply rooted in Brazilian sporting culture, Luta Livre has evolved with a pragmatic approach to ground fighting, prioritising submissions, quick transitions, and technical efficiency. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

The Raiz Esportiva collection literally means “Sporting Roots.” It pays tribute to the generations of practitioners who contributed to the development of Luta Livre in Rio de Janeiro and its influence on modern grappling and contemporary combat sports. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Designed for practitioners of Luta Livre, No-Gi grappling, and submission disciplines, this rashguard supports explosive movements, guard passes, controls, and the most demanding fighting phases while providing comfort and freedom of movement.

Check out our complete collection of No-Gi men's rashguards as well as our size guide.

The legacy of Brazilian Luta Livre

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Luta Livre has developed around an accessible and effective vision of no-gi grappling. Its history is closely linked to that of Brazilian combat sports and the evolution of modern submission fighting. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Designed for No-Gi and submission disciplines

No-gi practice requires quick exchanges, dynamic controls, and constant transitions. This collection has been designed to support the physical engagement unique to Luta Livre and modern grappling.