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Submitted by
tony
a
from kingston
Date Reviewed: August 1, 2000 | | Duration Product Used: | 1 Year | | Strengths: | cheap , ok fit , goodish protection ( nothing to rave about ) | | Weaknesses: | one of thep ripped exposising the white plastic inset beneath but they did their job, hurt my knee pit | | Similar Products Used: | rOLLERBLADE pads | | Bike Setup: | orange evo II bomber Z3 100, Azonic RooX D521 DMR Lx and XT and maggies | | Bottom Line: | there ok but id go for something better like lizard or full length like roach or dainese
i had them bought cos my mum was pissed off me ripping my knees and having to go to hospital
theve saved my knees pretty well, but next time spend some more £ for something better
basicaly their too basic ( which could be a good thing )
( wot is the review below on , these are KNEE PADs not shin you fool) | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
Submitted by
Chris G
a
from Essex, England
Date Reviewed: July 3, 2000 | | Favorite Trail: | Trials, sorry... | | Duration Product Used: | 3 months | | Strengths: | Very good impact resistance... Fairly useful in body armour. My DMR V12s have not managed to tear 'em yet.
| | Weaknesses: | possible short life relative to neoprene pads due to plastic insert which may fall out after tearing.. | | Similar Products Used: | Most major pads | | Bike Setup: | DDG Shooter. XT/LX (9spd). Magura louise disks. currently DMR trailstar forks, rockshox judy long travel triple clamps occasionally.. Aonic bars. Mavic D321. DMR ringthing 22 tooth. DMR jump seat. The usual stuff..... | | Bottom Line: | Good Protectors. They dont get too hot in sunny weather and are excellent at what they do. Resist hard kicks to legs... possible drawback due to plastic insert... This produc is very good for most sorts of fairly extreme riding ie trials/dirt/dh. Bit of a waste of time for xc riders, extra weight and all that... :) | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
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