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Fox Racing Titan Race Knee Armor and Pads

2/5 (2 Reviews)

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MSRP : $60.00


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Product Description

  • Plastic knee & shin coverage
  • One-time adjust posi-lock strap system
  • Soft vented bio-foam chassis keeps you cool & comfortable
  • Elastic straps with velcro adjustment


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:3
Value Rating:3
Submitted by SlickWilly8019 a All Mountain Rider

Date Reviewed: December 9, 2012

Strengths:    Cheap, partially effective for keeping the sharp brush off your knees & shins, got mine for that reason. Easy to get on and off, no need to remove shoes.

Weaknesses:    Quick release is plastic it will break some day and then these are useless. These slide down if I wear them without UA cold gear tights or knickers.

Bottom Line:   
These aren't the worst armor I've had, they are very bulky and hard to pack. They do look very strange on you and if you are worried about what people will think or don't like the fact that they are open on top look for something else. These were found at a dirt bike, ATV, UTV, off road dealership, really meant for dirt bikes.

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Favorite Trail:   White Tank Mountains

Duration Product Used:   6 weeks

Price Paid:    $25.00

Purchased At:   RideNow Power Sports

Similar Products Used:   Bell youth knee and elbow pads

Bike Setup:   2012 Trek Marlin, Bonny 29-3 TLR Front, Specy The Captain Control 2Bliss Ready rear, MiliTec1 permanent dry lube on chain.
Overall Rating:1
Value Rating:1
Submitted by linfordjoe a Cross Country Rider from Salt Lake City

Date Reviewed: March 16, 2011

Strengths:    Protect the knee and shin

Weaknesses:    slide down and are a distraction. I constantly was pulling up as I was riding. The straps seem to be a bad design. The velcove doesn't go far enough to tighten all the was. They come in Adult or child sizes. Im an average adult 180 lbs. I wasted my money on these. Wore once and now they are at the tailer for an additonal $15 to sew on more velcrove. Hopefully im not at a complete loss. If they don't work on my next trip i'll use them as kindling for my next bon fire.

Bottom Line:   
I should have spent and extra 20 bucks on a good pair of 661. im there now and might still not be worth a dam.

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Favorite Trail:   Porcupine, Moab

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $30.00

Purchased At:   ebay

Bike Setup:   2009 Rocky Mountain Altitude dt swiss 430 wheelset 340 hubs
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