Cool, keep me posted on how they perform.Originally posted by vitox
ill prob do some runs with them this week
Whoa. Almost identical. Are those the Freestyle Dainese pads? I have a pair of the regular Dainese knee/shin pads, and they blow ass. They slide all over the place and the stupid mesh tears really easily.Originally posted by DHCorky
Here is a pic of the Dainese and 661 pads next to each other.
Yeah, I actually ended up riding Tunnel too. On a Demo 9. It was pretty freakin' sweet, super-tough trail though. That was my first time riding it.Originally posted by Li'l Dave
Does 661 have a website? I like those Padlocks or whatever they are called. I don't like having to wear my full Dainese lowers just for the shingaurd. By the way Ben, still no bike? I got your message last weekend, I went and rode with Peter and Gordon on Tunnel.
In regards to the Rockgardn ones, I just tried some new 2004 airframes, and they didn't slip hardly at all. I was really surprised, because I usually buy all leg armor with the mind set that they will slip.Originally posted by vitox
i tried some on and they seem to work pretty well, ill prob do some runs with them this week but i expect them to work well, seem to slip less than the older 661 and rockgarden ones.
DAMN STRAIGHT.Originally posted by SuspectDevice
Someone at 661 " Hey let's sell a knee warmer for $30 and call it a padlock!"
Nothing is cheaper or better than a pair of $17 Thor quadrant knee/shins and a pair of $15 knee warmers...
Very true. I am a big fan of the basic knee cup/warmer combo. It has served me well. I think the Padlock idea is good. I would like to have a set of well made knee "warmers" that are not insulated like my PI ones. Not gonna pay 30 bucks for them, but still a good idea.Originally posted by dromond
DAMN STRAIGHT.
Also please note that these pads work great under a pair of articulated moto pants w/o knee warmers.
I am the pickiest of the picky when it comes to pads. I've had 4 pairs of pads that I adjusted all frigging day.Originally posted by DHCorky
You have to admit that there is no pad made that stays in place 100% of the time. Every pad slips at some point. My current pads barley move, yet it bugs me I am picky like that. Some people would not even notice that the pad moved. My Dainese pads would slip all the way down below my knee on long rough runs. having the padlocks so every few runs I do not have to pull my pads up a half inch or so is worth it to me.
Haha I'm the exact opposite, I love riding in pants. But yes SuspectDevice is having equally good results with knee warmers and these pads. Aren't thin, uninsulated knee warmers available? I think that's what he uses.Originally posted by DHCorky
I cannot stand to ride in pants. My legs just do not move when I wear them.