Troy Lee Designs Raid Knee Guards - 126123

By Troy Lee Designs

$115.00

(501 Reviews)

Model

126123

Manufacturer

Troy Lee Designs

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PROTECT YOUR SELF.You have heard that story from you buddy and seen the scars. Make sure you have to stories with out the scars. Nobody really wants to wear kneepads, but when you need them you really need them. While knee pads can literally save your hide, theyre usually not super fun to wear. The folks at Troy Lee Designs realize that, and thats why they designed the Raid Knee Guards to be as comfortable and easy as possible. With the Raid Guards, protecting your body doesnt have to be a chore.The Raid Guards are built anatomically, so they move with your knees rather than struggling against them. And since TLD made the backs of the guards out of mesh, youve got nothing hindering your pedaling. That mesh also lends these guards some much appreciated breathability, which is a feature often ignored in heavy duty cycling protection. A combination of Fit-Band compression straps and sticky silicone grip means that the Raid Guards wont budge a bit in the heat of the ride.Sure, theyre comfy, but will these guards be able to stand up to a nasty spill? Youd better believe it! The knee padding itself is made of a high tech D3O compound, which was developed specifically to absorb some serious shock-the military even uses this stuff in its helmets and body armor. Bonus padding along the sides of the guards gives you an extra layer of protection, because you can never be too safe.A lot of riders see padding as a cop-out, but really its the exact opposite. When your body is protected, you can go as hard as possible without worrying about breaking a bone halfway through a 20 mile adventure. Slide on the TLD Raid Knee Guards and dont hold back.FEATURES TLD engineered D3O kneecaps Extra side pads Flex gusset Mesh back panel PU Fit-Lock calf band Seamless paneling Abrasion resistant Breathable, wicking liner Made in China

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Cycling

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