SPONSORSHIP

Seventh Son can legitimately claim to be one of the finest all-custom tattoo shops in the known universe.

Founded in 2005 by Jason Kundell, Erik Rieth, and Luke Stewart in downtown San Francisco, the shop has since taken on a full house of talented artists capable of any and all styles of tattooing.

Come, enter the dragon.

The Shoyoroll Brand was started by a group of friends from the islands (GUAM) , who relocated to Los Angeles, California in 1999 to pursue a dream. The name SHOYOROLL name derived from three words “SHOw YOur ROLL”, which was a term used for Grappling and Locals. In the beginning it started as a small brand making just t-shirts and stickers in the summer of 2000 out of the garage. Today, Shoyoroll Brand produces a wide array of products from cool fresh looking t-shirts to our popular premier fine fitted kimonos.

Pro MMA gear and apparel

(NEW LOCATION)
1166A Howard St
San Francisco, California 94103 : (415) 447-4132
otmsanfrancisco@att.net

Mon - Thu: 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Fri: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sat: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Q5 isn't for the 20 year old juice monkeys looking to bulk up so they can impress skanky chicks down at the local club. Q5 is for guys like you and me. We take our nutrition seriously, but we still want to have some fun and kick a little ass. And while most guys our age are passed out in their La-Z-Boy with a beer and a bag of chips, we'll be making the young lions nervous. They'll wonder what in the hell the old man has been taking. Let them wonder.

Stay Alpha

Founded in 2010 by athletes who sought to challenge the conventional notion that impact protection must be hard and bulky, G-Form uses its patented Reactive Protection Technology (RPT) to protect athletes from injury and electronic devices from damage.
Unlike standard protective equipment that attempts to displace impact by using multiple layers of foam and plastic, G-Form products are thin and lightweight, allowing athletes to perform without restrictive equipment. At rest, G-Form pads are soft and flexible, but upon impact the molecular structure of the pads changes and hardens to absorb up to 94% of the energy transferred; the pads then return to their soft and flexible state. Learn moreat g-form.com.