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Karate Kid Shirts & Cobra Kai Shirts - 24 Products
Whether you subscribe to the honorable teachings of Mr. Miyagi or the take-no-prisoners attitude of the Cobra Kai dojo, our Karate Kid tees make it easy to show your allegiance while competing for the title of All Valley Karate Champion.
Strike first. Strike hard. Show no mercy.
For those who have chosen to follow John Kreese and the way of the fist, this is the attitude you will display with your Cobra Kai shirt as you strike fear in your enemies heart. You know how to sweep the leg and you will do what you must to win. Fear does not exist in your dojo. Or pain. Or defeat.
There is no better authority on the subject of Cobra Kai shirts than 80sTees.com. We’ve been selling Cobra Kai t-shirts since 2002. That’s seven years before Barney Stinson declared Johnny Lawrence as The Real Karate Kid in How I Met Your Mother. We own the original gi worn by William Zabka in the All-Valley Tournament in the original movie. I even managed to make an appearance in Season 1 of the Youtube Cobra Kai series.
If you choose the peaceful teachings of Mr. Miyagi, show them that you have no fear with one of our Karate Kid t-shirts. You've mastered the crane kick. You've trained well, Daniel-San. Why not let the world know that you're as skilled at martial arts as Ralph Macchio, but with a much updated sense of fashion?
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- Founder of 80sTees.comThe First Movie Played in Our VCR
Kids these days will never understand how magical renting a movie felt in the ‘80s. I still remember the day my Mom came home and told me that we now had a VCR and she had “rented” 2 movies. Being about 8 or 9 I wasn’t even familiar with the concept of VCRs or renting.
The VCR blew my mind. I can play this awesome movie whenever I want? If I want to watch just the tournament this device makes it possible?
To this day The Karate Kid is still my all-time favorite movie. I have no idea if perhaps Ghostbusters would be my favorite had she rented that instead of The Karate Kid. But I still get goosebumps when I see Mr. Miyagi’s approving smile as Daniel tells him “We did it!”.
