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$99.00
Size Guide >A simple, lightweight, and breathable armor solution. The Forcefield Pro Tube XV2 Air can be used for elbow or knee protection.
From Forcefield: The Pro Tubes are designed to fit on the knees or the elbows depending on your needs and the size of the tube fitted. Offering superb levels of impact protection and remaining in place under your outer clothing all day long should they be called to action. Utilizing our BeCool and Dry Yarn technologies has resulted in a fabric that not only is lighter, with unbeatable breathability but is as strong as a regular fabric.
The Isolator armor draws on our years of experience to achieve an armor that is lightweight, soft, and heat-activated to mold to your body whilst offering unparalleled protection.
The Pro XV2 AIR range matches unsurpassed levels of comfort with unbeatable armor protection in a range of garments that will have you wondering why you haven't been wearing them as standard whatever your style of riding.
Featuring CE level 2* Isolator armor which can easily be removed from the internal pocket to wash the garment
*Sold as a pair
Features:
Fantastic armor for the knee, and really super comfortable for all day riding and walking
I like these knee pads a lot. Over 3 full days wearing them and didn’t feel them at all. They’re very breathable and the material that’s used is silky soft . The only issue is that if you’re not wearing tall boots like MX style, the pads will slide down. For $100, these are my favorite option. They lose a star for the sliding down issue.
I had a drop down at about 15 mph in rutted sand on my Africa Twin Adventure sport, and landed directly on my elbow.
I was wearing the force field elbow pads and I could feel them move as soon as my elbow hit the sand. I came out with a bloody abrasion on my elbow and it swelled up pretty bad. Never went to the doctor but I think I might have fractured it.
So honestly I'm not sure if the elbow pad saved me from something worse or if somehow the pad being a little loose kind of caused the damage. I'm not a big fan of the velcro straps. I think I'm going to try slip-ons next.
The force fields that I have are velcro straps.
I got this elbows protector sleeves, and they best one I have so far. I just hope they have more in stock so I can by for my knees to ;)
If you're looking for some kneeguards (not kneebraces, as this guard will protect you against impact only and will not limit your knee movement when it bends in the wrong direction) with compact and comfortable in mind, this is for you. The armor insert is soft but still provide good protection (CE2, and it's Forcefield). The sizechart is spot on, no need to use up or down. It's very low profile. Most important, it STAY IN PLACE, doesn't move up or down the knee when you're riding, which is the second most critial factor I account for when picking kneeguards (1st is protection, 3rd is comfort)
Will stick with this for a long time. It's not only great for offroad but also for long roadtrip.
We offer an industry-leading limited lifetime warranty on all our sewn seam bags, and a two year warranty on welded seam bags. Contact us for discounted crash replacement pricing.
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