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Acerbis EVO 3.0 Knee Guard
In version 3.0, the fastenings and strap buckles have been improved, along with screws made from a solid, more impact-resistant polycarbonate. They feature three comfortable elastic fastening straps....
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Leatt DUAL AXIS Knee And Shin Guard
Leatt DUAL AXIS Knee and Shin Guard is a top-of-the-line knee and shin protector made with both a hard-shell exterior and self-molding 3DF foam. The revolutionary Dual Axis...
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Leatt Airflex Hybrid Knee Guard
Leatt AirFlex Hybrid Knee Guard is the slimmest CE-certified knee guard. Equipped with the AirFlex gel protector technology, it’s soft and flexible, yet extremely durable and able to...
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Polisport Devil Hinged Knee Guard
Ergonomic design for effective ventilation. Adjustable straps let you achieve a custom fit. The slotted hinge mechanism allows smooth knee movement adjustment. Made with a high-impact polypropylene shell....
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Leatt 3DF 5.0 Knee Guard
Leatt 3DF 5.0 Knee Guard are very comfortable knee pads made with soft 3DF foam. Features:– Ventilated 3DF foam– Pre-curved design for maximum comfort– Breathable, anti-odor MoistureCool material...
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Leatt 3DF 5.0 ZIP Knee Guard
Tired of struggling to put your boots on when fitting knee guards? Our Leatt 3DF 5.0 ZIP Knee Guard knee sleeves with a zipper are here to help....
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Frequently asked questions about Knee Protection
Knee guards, knee pads, knee braces — what is the difference?
Knee guards are soft slip-on sleeves with a hard cap; cheap and casual. Knee pads add articulating plastic and more impact foam — a step up for regular MX. Knee braces are hinged units with rigid uprights that physically limit hyperextension and lateral twist — the gold standard for racing and post-injury riding.
Do I need knee braces for trail riding?
For casual trail riding at trail speed, quality CE-rated knee pads are usually enough. For technical singletrack with rocks and roots, or for any rider with previous knee surgery, braces are worth the extra weight and cost. A torn ACL costs more than the most expensive braces on the market.
Will knee braces help with an old ACL or MCL injury?
Yes — hinged braces are specifically designed to prevent the rotation and lateral motion that re-injure already-compromised knees. Many orthopaedic surgeons recommend a brace specifically for return-to-sport after knee surgery. Consult your surgeon for the right model and stiffness setting.
How do I stop knee protection from sliding down during a ride?
Two things help. First, fit — a snug fit with silicone gripper bands at the top of the brace and at the calf is essential; if a guard is loose enough to slide, it is too big. Second, layering — wear knee braces over a thin compression sock or knee sleeve. The fabric grips the brace far better than bare skin or thick socks.
Can I wear knee braces under regular MX pants?
Most modern MX pants are designed to fit over braces — look for an "extended knee" or "brace-compatible" cut in the brand specs. Slim race-cut pants without brace compatibility will be uncomfortably tight over braces. When ordering pants, mention you wear braces and the supplier can recommend the right fit.
