12 MTB Knee Pads Ridden & Reviewed

[@lucasmiller5574]

thanks so much for the discount code almost dropped 70$ more than i had to

[@TheLoamWolf]

Awesome to hear it!!

[@jakemiers7574]

Y’all should do a video over different types of helmets. Expensive helmets compared to cheaper ones. Love the channel

[@N8MRN]

The full face pedal friendly review was on from October 23. I'm waiting for a trail helmet review.

[@federicomarmolejo1952]

I hope the cooperation with Competitive Cyclist continues with other reviews like helmets, googles, etc. The lone wolf for the win !!!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you. We'll add them to the list.

[@moldyketchuphead]

One thing I think it's very valuable to talk about when discussing any sort of clothing type product is materials and stitching. My last pair of G Forms had some serious stitch failure after not too long and seemed much less well made than the pair I had gotten before. I'm definitely looking at trying another brand and am going to be looking for something that looks like it's well made.

[@billadams8681]

I really like the TLD Stage pads. Never have to adjust them. I have some poc and RaceFace that don't get used anymore due to comfort and slipping issues. Thanks for showing how they all look, fit, and bend on someone's legs.

[@andyclarke3761]

I have had my set of tld Speed sleeve for probably 5 years now I have crashed in them ..... a lot! In uk woodland and rocky trails and they have been great and as for fit, once there on you forget you are wearing pands. One last plus is as you can imagine over this length of time they have been through the washer quite a bit and are still going strong 👍🏻

[@Later_Nerd]

Oh great, yet another MTB KZbin channel I have to follow lmao. You make by far the best content on gear though. I was a BMX rider for a number of years. In that time I wouldn't wear any gear. Started wearing a helmet at the skatepark a couple years back. Plus would occasionally throw on some G Form shin pads under my jeans when trying to learn something new (slipping a pedal is annoyingly common in BMX lol.) But now that I'm getting a little bit older, my body just isn't able to take the same hits that it used to. Paying more attention to proper safety gear for riding the mountains. I do have to admit, I am being drawn to Fox knee pads to match the logo on my helmet as stupid as that sounds haha. But luckily, they make some great helmets and knee pads (where they are lacking in some other categories.)

[@EpicRev1]

Great review. I will never go back to pull-on/Pull-over knee pads after owning a pair of Race Face Ambush Knee Pads. The feature of being able to put on or take off without taking off your shoes is priceless for me.

[@petersvetlik1907]

best knee pads comparison ever, please for the elbow pads also

[@usbsol]

For sure, do elbows as well 💪

[@Sam9wilson9]

Plus 3 on that!

[@AdventureRich]

Doesn't get more comprehensive than that! Ended up going with the Elines... LOVE THEM! Thanks for this 🙏🏽

[@fyfer8]

IXS Carve pads are so comfortable. Way more protection than those light “trail pads” but I wear mine every ride and don’t notice them at all. My dad and buddy both bought a pair after me and love them as well

[@Whitehawkvisionfilms]

probably the best kneepad review ever!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Awesome thank you so much!

[@AngrywolverineMTB]

The G-Form E-Lines are the best knee pads I've ever had!! Smashed my knees into the ground a few times and the pads didnt move or slide and provided protection preventing my knee from getting all messed up.

[@bradproctor6499]

glad to hear that. ive had multiple elbow and knee pads from g form. the shin knee combo stacked with the x2 pads for the knees. they always rotated on impact

[@THESEGMENTPR]

I am rocking the 7iDP's and love em. I typically ride my local spot which is Greer Ranch in So Cal.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Solid. nice to hear you enjoy them too.

[@todorvassilev8592]

im considering those pads but im curious if they slide from the knee? Few years ago i had alpinestars paragon(sleeve style) and they started to slide after few rides.

[@THESEGMENTPR]

@@todorvassilev8592 so far mine don’t slide at all. I have been in my 7iDP flex pads for about 4months and ride about 2-3 times per week. They have a silicone band inside that helps them stick to your skin. Hope that helps

[@in_10z]

I'm about to purchase my very first pair of knee pads and with so many options out there, this thorough review was super helpful. Thank you.

[@brunofaria6091]

I've crashed using a slip-on style knee pad. It shifted down and I had a deep cut on my knee. I'll not use slip-on models anymore. That Endura MT500 meets my needs and there are discounts out there. Thanks for the informative video!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you for sharing and appreciate the insight. Hope you like your next pads and they save your knees.

[@brunofaria6091]

@@TheLoamWolf The Endura MT500 is impossible to find here in my region. The Fox Enduro D3o is available. Do you think that the Fox Enduro will stay in place in an event of a crash?

[@Thematty635]

Great reviews, currently looking at 2 pairs in this to buy. And I think you have convinced me as to which I should try

[@Xispa420]

This video is an encyclopedia about knee pads, just got a Leatt AirFlex Pro and thanks to this video I think that I made the right choice for me!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you so much! We’re glad to hear the feedback and hope you love them.

[@samb2334]

I was literally looking at knee pads yesterday! How convenient

[@TheLoamWolf]

Awesome! Hope it brought some good insight to your decision making process.

[@TheLoamWolf]

@Christopher McGlaughlin Nice! confidence in your protective equipment helps you go even faster too!

[@8skywalker8]

Really good video. Newbie to MTB world. Got a lot of bike under me and ran out of talent last night without pads … ouch 😆😂 Helped me pick a set out Thank you from the UK ✌️

[@mtbboy1993]

10.37 yea common sense for sure, makes sense, I have sliding caps on my Poc Joint VPD 2.0 long knee pads, I have a review on my website. I have two pairs, so I wash one and let it try and use the other. great coverage.

[@travelthenarrowtrail8660]

Good job on this review, I thought you would include the Raceface pads. These are easiest to use and most comfortable. Plus you don't have to take your shoes off to put them on. That's a win right there. On IXS, I wanted them to work but if you are a bigger guy, they WON'T FIT. I tried the XL and couldn't get them over my calf. Enter in Raceface...

[@dustybahlz6674]

Best pad review on the Tube Loam.... Awesome work...

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you very much!!

[@DeadsetYT]

This is really cool! Been looking for a video like this for ages. Thankyou!!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Right on thanks for watching and hope it helped.

[@austinado16]

Late to the party, but enjoyed the review. Great job! I'm a 7iDP fan, and have been using the Sam Hill Lite version, as have 2 other family members. Recently purchased their "Transition knee/shin" pad and it is fantastic. I also just purchased their flex shorts, after a recent off bike experience that left me with a small bit of hip rash.

[@mtbboy1993]

11:12 I've crash tested the Leatt Airflex Pro, don't use them for gnarly riding, only for XC riding or flow trails, no falling off 1m rock rollers, and smashing knee into rocks. I was in agony but managed to get home, but I got huge swelling, and could not bend my legs enough to walk normally for 3 days, but it took at least over a week before I was good enough to ride, but I am good now. But I got the new Pearl Izumi Elevate knee and elbow pads. they have a 1cm thick D3O pad, they are removable too, the pads are easy to put on, when the knee is straight the D3O pad gets lifted off the leg which adds more air flow, the D3O pad has many vents. the sleeves at the thigh is long, if you pull it up high enough the pads fit securely. You should definitely check out these pads, I've only had few rides on them, but I don't get soaked in sweat, no get rashes, even when riding in temps close to 30C, still warm, but not overheating. and I actually notice the breeze trough the vents. but with Poc VPD2.0 DH pads I would get soaked in sweat and get rashes at the leg.

[@jonnyxification]

excellent test and explanation guys,cheers.

[@Callum-fe3fp]

What a coincidence I actually need some knee pads

[@TheLoamWolf]

Well how about that!

[@lukasbormann4830]

Same man

[@jacksonhodges942]

#metoo

[@arch417powersports]

Same dude. My knee can only bash so many rocks.

[@Vodafone16v]

Damn! I ride on the aggressive side of eMTB and now searching for new pads to replace my IXS Flow Evo pads, which I have ridden for like 4 years. You had me convinced with the 7 SamHill pads!!!... until you said they were hot. Bummer. Now back to not knowing what the hell to choose. All the other ones are too "light" and with more cons than pros. Thanks for the review!!!

[@danamesarchik3633]

Great Video those E_Lines look like the ticket

[@dubblearr7622]

I got the triggers. Haven’t used them much but are well built

[@majkyspajky6116]

Mee too i got em delivred yesterday.

[@bradproctor6499]

knee surgery 2016. elbow surgery 2020. g form e line will be the choice for the 21' season

[@cdwag23]

I'm always taking diggers. Falling off the mountain once every ride. About to come out dressed like robo cop

[@589society]

🤣👍

[@markf5735]

Great review! You covered details that I hadn't even thought of.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HelplmAlive]

I just bought the POC Lite and their VPD 2.0 knee pads. Havent used them yet though. But they seem better designed than the POC Joint reviewed here.

[@dansburns]

You get a chance to use your System Lites, yet? I was looking at these as a more robust option than general trail pads.

[@remyrippinn]

yo I actually needed some of these great vid thanks

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you!

[@siteofdaniel]

What you said about the POCs is spot on. The curve is digging in to ur shin and is really painful. I got the VPD airs instead which are much better than the Systems. I have friends who ride the systems which says that they are good after they warm up. If I cant even stand up with them on without pain they will never warm up. Avoid.

[@tommyg7047]

I have both as well - VPD Air and just got the Systems in December. The Air pads are just too small and low on the thigh. I did noticed the shin pain with the Systems right out of the box, but they get much better with time. Now, I’d say the System is more comfy but I wouldn’t put them in the downhill class.

[@rickybarker4023]

I bought the pocs as my first knee pad doing enduro tracks and I do 4hr rides in them. I agree they are uncomfortable when standing but never notice it on the bike. I think they are also lacking side protection, had one fall in the rocks and cut the outside of my lower knee.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thanks for the input!

[@matt-g-recovers]

Perfect. Need knee pads time to learn which to buy

Wow, thanks a lot for this deep dive analysis!

[@robertwalker841]

would like to see a knee/shin review.

[@bfranco1519]

Good reviews!. I actually love the POC VPD 2.0 , not the VPD system which sucks. I also use 100% Trailcamps as a light weight XC/ trail pad, which have been great. I agree with the hard cap knee pad assessment on gnarly terrain. Good job on the G form collaboration, I thought the original ones were terrible in the protection dept. but the E Lines look solid! Sam Hill are awesome too.

[@andresguevaramartinez4293]

Great video, thanks. I'm a Fox used so I'm trying to decide between Launch D3O and Launch Pro D3O (not in this video). I can see that the Launch is more pedal friendly than the Pro, but I'm concerned about Lauch durability in case of a crash. The Pro have those plastic shells, but may be not so pedal friendly. I'm a trail rider, not enduro, trying to improve, so in some cases, crashes comes. I my last crash my left knee (in wich a had a surgery six months ago) was injured by a small rock, since my current knee pads didn't made the job, so I'm looking for something really protective, without sacrify pedaling. What about durability from Launch model in ocasional crashes? How it works for a 8 to 10 miles trail alternating pedaling and downhilling?

[@CoderShare]

The launch pads are terrible for pedaling in and irritate the hell out of your legs. Really only good for park in my opinion.

[@cheres79]

why didnt you guys review the POC VPD 2.0? Instead of the cheaper version?

[@petek6875]

Damn, was hoping for a SixSixOne review, need that mid 2000's style.

[@PlacidoYT]

Very helpful. Thanks so much!

[@gregorygriffin6358]

Leatt Dual Axis are the best I've used

[@matt-g-recovers]

One thing that always got me about this channel... Which one of you is the Loam Wolf?

[@TheLoamWolf]

We all are. We’re like that band, The Lone Rangers.

[@jrwinckler6744]

I have the e lines and the triggers, they are very close but I’m leaning towards the triggers for my go to pad, little less bulky and a little more comfortable when standing but they are extremely similar.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Right on JR. We definitely like both as well, and the Triggers do hug the leg a little bit better you're right. Can't go wrong with either of those options.

[@jrwinckler6744]

@@Error-hc7mp ya either would be enough for me at a bike park. Or any shuttle day, they provide all the protection I am looking for even on the gnarliest stuff.

[@nicholassmith4154]

Good video. My problem is finding pads that fit. I have a larger measurement of 25in above the knee and 21in below.

[@lukasbormann4830]

Been looking for a good test since weeks, the mtb gods apparently listen to me 😍

[@TheLoamWolf]

Ask and ye shall receive.

[@paradox963]

It's interesting everybody is just built different, I tried the G form, and they were the least comfortable pads, couldn't get a size that fit right either too loose and wouldn't stay in place or way too tight. But for me the POC's are super comfortable whether climbing in the mountains or summer rides if Florida, and the protection is top-notch. I think if there is one thing people should take from any type of review like this is you have to try things on and see what works for you.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Very true words!! Thanks for sharing and we definitely agree, especially with safety products.

[@KingerUTube]

Chromag Rift knee pads have been super impressive. Comfy / Protective / Stays put / Pedals well

[@TheLoamWolf]

We haven't tried those out but we'll see if we can get a pair to try.

[@marzrazavi5394]

Ordered some Chromag Rift pads a few days ago I’m super excited!! Wish there was some more videos on them- Everything I’ve read about them is absolutely superb. Pulled that trigger right away as soon as they were back in stock

[@andrewross219]

Great review but I wish you had some Raceface Roam and Ambush in there. That's where I'm leaning and would love to hear how they stack up

[@TheLoamWolf]

Love the Indy pads actually! A lot.

[@froznfire9531]

I´ve got the ION K Pact Zip and really like them, pretty breathable and seem to hold up to anything

[@mjojrjr6231]

For build, protection and price. I'll go with G form E line, I got it for 64£ and I think it's so much protection for the price and can be put on without taking the shoes off.

[@jaysmallen3067]

Thanks for the reviews on all the pads! Greatly appreciate the work. Ive had IXS (can't remember the model , but enduro ish) and ION k pac non zips in the last 5 years. I just picked up a pair of g form e lines as per your suggestion. I honestly can't say anything positive about them, which is a bummer. They don't offer the protection and are much less comfortable than either of the other pads unfortunately. I wore them for 5.5 miles and the last mile wore raw spots around the zippers on both legs. Kinks, scratchy and just uncomfortable. Reliability alone is a deal breaker. I think it's a decent idea, but they really lack quality, protection and comfort. ION and IXS are noticeably better quality products, even after a few years of abuse. Maybe I got what I paid for I dunno lol! Thanks again for the testing though.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Hey thank you so much Jay for the feedback and we're super bummed to hear about your issues. We hate knowing people spent money on products we suggest and didn't work out...Unfortunately these things do have a lot of variable like personal preference, body shape/thickness etc. Is there a chance the pads weren't sized quite right and could have caused the irritation? Either way, we're sorry to hear it didn't work out but appreciate you reaching out. Drew

[@jaysmallen3067]

@@TheLoamWolf all good Drew 🤙🏻. The sizing was good. One zipper failed out of the box lol! I've got a return started and re ordered another pair of K pact's. They're super comfy out of the box, offer better protection and deal with a lot. I've even used them for ground work for hours lol! Lots of washings too. They still stink haha! I finally broke the padding after 3 years. Thanks again man! 🤙🏻😁

[@FlippinEli]

Got the E-Lines cause of your previous video. Been riding with them for about 3-4 months here in SoCal, and they are awesome. Slid out on the bike a few times, and they did the job perfectly. Like you said, they are big. But they’re super comfy and doesn’t bother me on long climbs!

[@TheLoamWolf]

Great to hear!

[@ianmorgan4671]

Another good detailed video.👍

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thank you very much! Appreciate you watching.

[@boblarsen7984]

as an older guy that enjoys the riding I am about to get into doing some drops and jumps. it will obviously take longer to heal at my age, Looking for comfort and protection I have large legs. Any recommendation. Thanks in advance. Yur presentation was great and i learned a lot but i am still a little bit confused.

[@SubmarinersDive]

I have the ION K-pact knee pads(1 step up from K-traze). More comparable to the Fox d30's. They have zippers on the side that are awesome due to the fact you can remove them without taking your shoes off. Not too hot for a full day session and hold up well to punishment.

[@TheLoamWolf]

Oh nice. We haven't checked out that model yet.

[@dabbking]

Looks like the zipper was a pain to zip up on the e line look like some great pads, I like the zipper and not having to take your shoes off.

[@maxkaufel4715]

Why is competetive cyclist only available in america.

[@asceticscorpio972]

Why are bikes from Calibre, Kelly's, KTM, Moustache and Whyte only available in Europe?

[@cdwag23]

I've been so frustrated lately, trying to build my confidence by hitting new features and just getting broken off every time. Im going to go full send: full face, neck brace, shoulder and chest armor, elbow guards, camelback for back protection, knee pads, padded chamois shorts, ankle guards, wrist guards and anything else I can find

[@TheLoamWolf]

Good luck! Just remember there is a point where too much armor and bulk can actually start to be a detriment if you're so stiff, hot and thinking about the heat/discomfort of all the pads. Obviously you need to do what's best for you, but before you dress up like the michelin man, remember you need to be both comfortable, free to move dynamically, AND protected. Good luck!

[@ericbentti]

Wish I’d seen sooner just bought fox (not the enduro model ) and the flat stitch is in the inside of the knee and after an hour it rubs you raw guess I need to use a knee sleeve other than that nice protection

[@vlbz]

I'm really picky with bike stuff, but the ixs is pretty much perfect.

[@Nate_K111]

I’ve got the fox enduro d30 pads. They are lightweight and comfortable but not durable. Ive torn the sleeve in multiple spots just from putting them on/taking them off

[@TheLoamWolf]

Thanks for the feedback Kirby. Appreciate it.

[@trevorschroeder6745]

I like Scott’s pads , maybe next vid check thos out

[@ross6333]

thanks, great review

[@dansburns]

Great videos! So does the Fox Enduro 3DO replace the Fox Enduro Pro that had their proprietary F3 armor? Your original review last year was for the Pro version. Any difference or improvement between the Pro and 3DOs? Looks like all their different lines now show a Pro and 3DO option. I wonder if they are going to dump F3 armor for 3DO.

[@DirtSickle1]

I bought the gform e lines you like but they were just too bulky for me. When I would straighten my leg I'd get that gap in between knee cap and pad and it just felt like they stuck out so far. Maybe they'd get better with use. I think I want to try the Sevens or Endura

[@supernoobsmith5718]

POC VPD 2.0 is best pad I ever used. I ride BMX in big bowls. They stay put, are super comfortable, and WOW they can take a hit. HIGHLY recommend. I don't think POC was represented well by those slip on models. Definitely not their top pad in protection, just a different avenue for people that hate straps.

[@kindasport]

forget the IXS Trigger Knee Pad. I have these and they slide down the knee. I'm riding in the swiss alps and if you even go down a medium steep downhill they will slide..

[@Whachadoon]

So you think the fox launch d30’s will be good for longer rides. Looking for pads that feel good when pedalling but want the reassurance when I get to a rocky section that my knees are protected well.

[@Yeseviltube]

Any thoughts on fit for skinny legs? As a woman I find so many are either too big or have to be cinched up so much they get bulky in parts.

[@lukasbormann4830]

Take the leatt ones

[@Yeseviltube]

@@lukasbormann4830 thanks! I'll try them!

[@ZippidyMTB]

Which don't slip off the knee after 2 hours of ridding; my biggest complaint?

[@TheLoamWolf]

Well, that's a tough one as different body shapes, sweat levels and leg hair could affect this. Also we've found that riding pants pull pads down more than shorts too! the Ion's stay tight as do the Fox pads thanks to the double straps, the Kali's large silicone gripper also helps a lot. Ensuring you've got the snuggest possible size that doesn't cut off circulation is also important. Good pads typically fit well and stay put. Good luck!

[@billadams8681]

They aren't on here, but I would check out the Tld Stage knee pads. Next level of protection up from the speed they reviewed here. I don't have to adjust them ever.

[@ZippidyMTB]

I have the TLD's, can't get them to not slip. The G-Form are a little better but sizing is either too small or big.

[@billadams8681]

@@ZippidyMTB Bummer. Have you tried on the next size down? You may see if you can borrow some from a buddy or see if a local shop has any you can rent/use.

[@A.D.D.O.C.D.T]

Top review 🤘🔥

[@Klips005]

I find it interesting the 7idp transition pads have a higher CE rating than most of their more expensive offerings, more protection for less seems off to me hah

[@ww2736]

Right, quite strange indeed. All there pads are Level 2 and other brands all level 1

[@michaelangelo747]

Any solid recommendations for knee/shin guard that is still comfortable climbing in? Mostly used for park days but still have to climb back up and don’t want to feel restricted.

[@nicpeeps]

Fox enduro d30 are not for anything enduro, I got proper cut up wearing these 😂

[@grahamhaynes9644]

yea same!

[@ideastudio]

I am considdering buying the ennui pro shock sleeve. I skate and mtb will this work for the mtb or not

[@parkerdavis9238]

What size did you guys test out of the Endura MT 500 hard shells? Was it the S/M size because that's all Competitive Cycling has in stock. When I got to Endura's website their size guide is way different than most knee pads. They say a S/M goes up 57cm thigh which is pretty thick! For instance the Fox D3O launch size L only goes up to 47cm for the thigh.

[@jzgibsneanzeije5530]

i think thats normal w endura i got endura pants size m and they are tooo big for me but my size m fox jacket is pretty thight

[@MountainUnicycler]

I mountain unicycle and I’m looking to upgrade my gear. What kind of knee pads would you recommend for primarily rocky terrain? I’m not exactly sure what size I am either. I’m 6”3’ and very skinny. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

[@chrisgibson1947]

Which of the pads in the "most protection" bracket are best for pedaling?

[@okayatbikes1909]

I wish I could find knee pads that fir comfortably. My lower legs are large, but my thighs are enormous. I have a set of 7idp pads that are XL, but still roll down at the top. I couldn’t find g-form or kali sleeve styles that I could get on. I have a set of it’s pads that are xl that are small and bunch behind the knee (I tried a set on in the store and they were great, I bought a set and they were small). Maybe the Goodman e lines would work, especially for arkansas summers 🥵

[@MrMichaelchovan]

Leatt 's motocross gear saved me, but I couldn't pull their MTB pad over my calf. Suggestions?

[@SeanKWhite-lk5zf]

Sweet review, very helpful. Those legs tho...

[@jacoe33333]

What about the poc vpd air pads? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[@TheLoamWolf]

We personally can't get into them. They feel very unrefined and like square bricks of foam with hard edges that dug into our shins... Many people love them, and we're glad they do 'cuz they're not cheap. For our testers, no go.

[@jinnabeauchemin2086]

I have poc vpd air pads. The stiff foam edges gave my knee skin blisters after 2 hours riding. Never use it again ever since.

[@matteonegrisolo3550]

Yo guys! Have you had the chance to try the 100% ones?(teratec/teratec+/surpass) would love to hear your feedback on them!

[@lukasrossi1593]

I would like to buy the g form x3, but I am between 2 sices. M and L. Schould I go Up or down? what would you recoment?

[@TheLoamWolf]

That's a tough one, sizing down you might run into the pads being too tight around the cuff's, especially after a day of riding but you could also run into issues sizing up with them being loose. Ideally, it might be best to find them at a local bike shop and try them on to see which fits best.

[@lukasrossi1593]

@@TheLoamWolf thats the problem, I have one bike-shop in my region (Italy) and they are focused on XC biking. Now I look up the 7 protection sam Hill and there i would be in a large. are they true to size or to big/small?

[@lukasrossi1593]

@@TheLoamWolf And thank you for your immediate response

[@anthonypierce5850]

Why nothing on the Demon line!?!

[@jasonbraganza5842]

Is that a Loam Wolf Dixxon Flannel Shirt??

[@TheLoamWolf]

No it’s not. We made a limited run last fall but may possibly make some more if there’s enough interest

[@The_One-Eyed_Undertaker]

Very good review but drop tye background music next time.

[@electric_meadows_racing]

are the g form able to fit over pants for us in new england it gets chilly out here? and should i size up or got with something else all together

[@electric_meadows_racing]

the E-lines sorry

[@TheLoamWolf]

The E-Lines would probably fit over pants as long as they're not ski pants. But we'd suggest wearing them under pants, which is what we do! less friction/folds that may cause blisters, and you will look cooler! Pads on the outside is a major fashion no-no. haha.

[@electric_meadows_racing]

@@TheLoamWolf awesome and i agree on the fashion lol thanks for the reply great work here keep it up

[@radeko.9918]

Leatt are great. Had few crushes at rocky enduro trails with them and nothing happened to my knees. To tight at the beggining but after a while not noticable. Unofrtunately alfter some time of using foam pads are collecting swet and smells so you have to wash them after each run and still in the middle of next day it starts smell/

[@gatoryak7332]

No mention of EN 1621 certification? I suppose that if I was professionally/financially involved with a product that did not attain certification, I wouldn't mention it either. And I might even find reason to trash competitive products that meet the highest level of certification.

[@michaelcostaphoto]

So helpful

[@TheLoamWolf]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@Velo1010]

I love my Liatt knee/shin pads.

[@S14AA]

Oakley rz all mountain is a nice light pad shame not many review them vs others

[@MrChadLedford]

Hmmm. Torn between the fox launch and leatt air flex pro

[@simonboily9093]

Which one did you buy? I'm actually torn with the same 2 and i can't de ide which one to buy haha

[@MrChadLedford]

@@simonboily9093 actually went with the latest g form pro rugged. I think that’s what they are called. They are excellent. I ordered the fox first and they seemed really nice but they weren’t even close to fitting my legs even in the largest size. I am 5’11 210lbs for reference. Big but def not abnormally large legs.

[@simonboily9093]

@@MrChadLedford were you within the spectrum of Large in the size chart (16.5" - 17.5" thighs)? My thighs are like at 17.75" so i have no idea id those will fit

[@MrChadLedford]

@@simonboily9093 I was within range of the largest size. I don't remember my measurement. For me personally they weren't close.

[@sonnyfung5135]

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