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SixSixOne EVO Knee

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# of Reviews 4
Average Rating 4.25/5
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Submitted by gbidwell a Racer from Australia
Date Reviewed: October 9, 2009
Favorite Trail:Half pipes!
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Purchased At:TBSM
Strengths:Excellent fit, superb ventilation and NO SLIP whatsoever. Its almost like your not wearing them! Dont slide down in crashes either.
Weaknesses:VERY LOW protection. I have landed on my knee after crashing off a 9ft halfpipe and stumbled around in pain. You definitely feel the impact. Yesterday my whole knee swelled up after a big get off and i had to ice it! all black and blue today. going to put some raceface rally on today for more protection.
Similar Products Used:sixsixone veggie knee and raceface rally
Bike Setup:NS Majesty tricked out for the park!
Bottom Line:Excellent fit but very low protection. They wont save you from pain in a get-off. Only recommended if your crashes are limited to front wheel washouts on the trail. they definitely dont help you when your trying to defy gravity.
Value Rating:3Overall Rating:3

Submitted by net wurker a Weekend Warrior from Huntsville, AL. USA
Date Reviewed: July 9, 2009
Favorite Trail:Monte Sano
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $85.00
Purchased At:Greenfish
Strengths:Soft, comfortable. Breaths well. I don't find heat to be an issue, and lately it has been in the high 90's/low 100's with a lot of humidity around here.
Weaknesses:They are starting to fray a little. I am concerned about long term durability. And they are a bit spendy.
Similar Products Used:Lizard Skins full armor knee/shin
Bike Setup:07 Stumpjumper
Bottom Line:I love these pads. So comfortable, you don't really "feel" them while you have them on. I think they offer plenty of knee protection (no shin protection). They also stay put. I personally don't have issues with them being hot to wear, but I have heard that from other people. If you don't mind the cost, go for it!
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by gofast29ers a Cross Country Rider from phoenix az
Date Reviewed: June 27, 2009
Favorite Trail:anything fun
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $100.00
Purchased At:exhale bikes
Strengths:extremely comfortable, flexibilty, d30 technology is by far the best. perfect for all day epics, perfect for everyone, very worth the added price. comfort is number 1,
Weaknesses:a little hot, but i do live in phoenix, so its understandable, a little pricey
Similar Products Used:kyle straights.
Bike Setup:stumpy 29er
Bottom Line:best pads hands down, super flexible dont chaffe you, super soft terricloth inside. a little pricey but soo worth it
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Tjaard a Weekend Warrior from Minneapolis, MN, USA
Date Reviewed: February 28, 2009
Duration Product Used:Tested or demo'ed only
Price Paid: $60.00
Purchased At:QBP
Strengths:This is for the new XC version!
Flexible, breathable, easy to put on/remove, stays in place well
Weaknesses:Not much protection
Similar Products Used:many pads
Bottom Line:Just bought a pair of 661 Evo XC kneepads. They are a thinner version of the Evbo pads using D3O as well. They are very thin(about 7mm D3o) and flexible. They are precurved and did not feel like they would inhibit movement at all. They are perforated though out the entire D3O pad so they should breathe quite well. If they do bother you, they can be taken off with removing shoes etc. because the sides open up completely.

They are very thin. They offer minimal protection, think of this as a rash and bruise prevention, not full on kneepads in the usual bike/skate sense. I think they will be a great option for XC style riding(as they name says ;-) whith shorts, giving you a bit more protection than long pants with better venting.

The weight is 316 g (11oz) ofr my size S/M pair.

They would do well as kneewarmers because they are so comfortable and breathable, much better than others. Also because you can take them on and off easy. I think the elbow version of these would be great, as you tend not to land so hard on your elbows.
Value Rating:3Overall Rating:4






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