G-Form Pro Rugged 2 Knee Pads Guards Cycling Bmx Mtb Downhill Skateboard

Good technology but the nylon hook-and-loop fastens and prints went off after first uses, it is not a big deal if you don’t care about the the prints , but you have to be careful with the hook-and-loop.

Use these for downhill, enduro, and xc. Great fit and stays secure. I grew up playing hockey and that made me very particular about how protective gear fits. I forget these are on the second they are on.

I have been played ice hockey as a goalie for years and every once in a while id feel some knee pain if I went down hair, even though I always wear goalie knee pads - with these I feel more protected and haven't felt any pain in about 12 games so far, I think these are great!

I've had shorter G-Form knee pads. They were ok. Also have a pair of Leatt Pro knee pads. Which were also ok.So far these G-Form Pro-Rugged MTB Knee Guards are my favorites. Better than just OK. Definitely most comfortable, particularly when taking into account the amount of coverage. I like the velcro strap on the top part of the sleeves. I have had no issues with the knee guards creeping down my legs while pedaling. Would highly recommend. Would buy again - hopefully not for awhile.If

Ok, so I’ll leave a real review since I’ve ordered so many knee pads already. These are not “rugged” or “the best knee pads I’ve ever owned” like other reviews stated. These pads are bare minimum knee pads. They only protect the patella or your kneecap. That is it. It does not protect the sides, above or below the knee cap. Majority of your knee is still open for receiving a blow. They don’t make me feel safe or give a boost of confidence. I guess if you don’t ever see yourself falling then they’re OK. If you know you’re going to fall eventually like we all do these are not for you. They also run two sizes too small.