POC Sports Joint VPD 2.0 Elbow Guard Armor and Pads
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DESCRIPTION
Digging gravel out of your elbows in the shower sucks. But so does bulky armor that inhibits your ability to manhandle your rig. The POC Joint VPD 2.0 Elbow Pads address both of these quandaries, thanks to space-age VPD technology that progressively absorbs impact while still remaining pliable and lightweight.3D-molded VPD 2.0 elbow panel is perforated to improve ventilationVPD (Visco-Elastic Polymer Dough) offers progressive, effective impact absorption and conforms to your body for a sleek fitUnderarm elastic strap prevents your pads from slipping during long ridesKevlar-reinforced fabric resists tears and snagsSuper-stretchy inner sleeve for a secure, comfy fit
USER REVIEWS
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I've owned a pair of these for four years and they always have stayed in place. I ordered a smaller size than I typically use and that helps. They offer great protection and have been comfortable even on long days of riding. They don't flex much but that joint doesn't move as much as knees. My older elbow pads were 661 and RaceFace. The POC are far superior for me.
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I've owned a pair of these for four years and they always have stayed in place. I ordered a smaller size than I typically use and that helps. They offer great protection and have been comfortable even on long days of riding. They don't flex much but that joint doesn't move as much as knees. My older elbow pads were 661 and RaceFace. The POC are far superior for me.
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I've had these pads since they came out. I only use them for the bike park. They have never felt right and are constantly slipping down. Last time I went to the bike part the first couple runs they fell off my elbows and down my arms. I ended up taking them off and running without elbow pads.
-don't stay put -don't flex with the elbow -expensive -poor ergonomics
I've had these pads since they came out. I only use them for the bike park. They have never felt right and are constantly slipping down. Last time I went to the bike part the first couple runs they fell off my elbows and down my arms. I ended up taking them off and running without elbow pads.
-don't stay put -don't flex with the elbow -expensive -poor ergonomics
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