Weigh-In Singlet 0.1 lbs, Wrestling Singlet, Lightest Singlet in The World

Don’t follow the size chart at all!! The youth medium will fit my daughter in 5 years. I measured her and all!

My 56 lb wrestler wore the the Youth Small for weigh ins and has plenty of room to grow into. This singlet is likely not meant to actually wrestle in, but it’s perfect for those weigh ins with no allowance when you’re cutting it close. This was 1.7 Oz and his regular one was 6.8 so it was a very noticeable difference.

It's thin and feels cheap. It's not very stretchy lengthwise at all. It's too big for my son and not worth the money I paid for it.

Fits to sizeWeights .2 lbs on our scale the one he uses for club Wrestling is .4 so the ‘feather’ weight we were looking for is definitely met.

Way too small . I’m 5’ 9” , 200lbs , ordered an XL . Couldn’t even get the top part over one shoulder , much less both shoulders . Yet the leg openings don’t fit tightly enough on the thighs (and I have huge thighs) This is very cheap fabric as well. The least stretchy singlet I’ve ever encountered .

My son love this, he is fifteen and he has been wrestling in this singlet, he is 133lb.Very comfortable, lightweight.

Got size small it ran large on my 47 lber, but is light weight. His regular singlet was .04 and this singlet was .02.

The singlet it self looks nice but the material feels cheap and don't stretch as much as other singlets. I feel that it might last a tournament or 2 but really time will tell. Hopefully I can remember to update this.