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  • Knee pads
  • Mounty_73
    Full Member

    Never thought I would go for this sort of stuff, but having recently had 2 minor accidents, hit both knee’s and off to Scotland in a few weeks….

    I am now looking at some knee pads, any suggestions ? Looking for something fairly light and not too big/chunky. 😉

    Northwind
    Full Member

    661 Kyle Strait’s the default option- well priced, very effective, last a long time, very comfy. A wee bit bulky- but watch that, the reason they’re so comfy is the bulk, smaller pads need to be tighter to stay on, big pads can spread out more, so it seems a bit perverse but usually big is better.

    If you don’t mind spending more, the Scott pads are much the same but with a hard cap. I didn’t find them quite as comfy, and I’m not convinced the extra cost is worthwhile, but Jedi swears by ’em I know. Me, I can’t see past the 661s.

    Mounty_73
    Full Member

    The 661’s look just the job.

    2wheels1guy
    Free Member

    Everyone has 661s.
    I’ve been using O’Neal Dirt pads.
    Very nice.
    £45.

    firestarter
    Free Member

    I’ve got 661 evo and I forget they are there

    rocketman
    Free Member

    Fox Launch Pro for me. All-day comfortable with a nice big cut-out behind the knee. Great head-on protection and some useful pads on the sides of the kneecaps

    Tim
    Free Member

    picked up some Bicycle Union ones from LBS

    Black, simple, hidden plastic knee guard. Ridden for a day with and not particularly uncomfortable

    Suits me 🙂

    Got some Veggie Knee’s here but they are enormous so going back to CRC

    jedi
    Full Member

    scott grenade pads. trust me

    Mounty_73
    Full Member

    Cheers Muddypuddle, never used them, but off to Scotland in a few weeks and I have recently bashed both knee’s, my right one still hurts from 2 weeks ago.

    Not sure if I will be riding Sunday, bike down at shop and one of the mechanics has broke his arm, so not sure when the bike will be fixed.

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