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Far, far less expensive than knee surgery and far more comfortable.
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good for the trees
Kurosawa
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Just a few days back was going through powder in the trees and misjudged the turn...too many trees and too tight a path. Turned late and clipped a tree at speed with my knee. Could barely walk for 2 days. With these kneepads I can take on the trees once again!
Does this product comes in pair or do I...
jcyp79430
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Does this product comes in pair or do I need to buy 2 for left and right leg?
Micah L
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The Telekneesis kneepad comes in a pair, one for each leg.
The reviews are true
gshp175387
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Not much has not been said about these knee protectors. Definitely worth the money and great protection.
Doesn't get any better.
Kayla Weiser
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
There is no excuse- if you are a telemarker, you need these! I've skied both the Voiles and these, and can honestly say that these are the best. They are low profile and not bulky under your pants, but they still get the job done. They have saved my knees from so many slams, I literally cannot ski without them. I never have issues with them popping open, nor moving around.
Don't hesitate- pick yourself up a pair, and save them kneecaps!
Protect Ya Nec...er...Knees.
Perry Hall
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great product. After a friend had these save his knees last season on Baldy I decided to make the purchase. Super low profile, comfy, and confidence inspiring. I alpine ski, and won't be skiing without these this year.
Tele necessity
Ryan Gibbs
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
An absolute must for anyone that tele's. Protects your knees from downed trees and any other objects that could end your season. Highly recommended. They do get a bit warm in the spring. Does the job well!
Big wall gear
Craig Copelin
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I bought these on a hunch that they would work for climbing El Capitan. After seven days on the wall, I can say that I have no hesitation recommending these as big wall gear. I kept them on for the entire 7 days and have only one complaint. They rotated around a bit, but I have yet to use a knee pad that did not do this to some extent. Hence the high rating. My only improvement would be to sew these into a pair of pants and I would be buying them again tomorrow.
Will these be back in stock in a size Small...
h.l1838596903
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Will these be back in stock in a size Small any time soon?
ideal hot weather tactical gear
jav5553768
Member since
I just completed a 4 day practicle rifle course in Las Vegas- temperatures 100+. I was the only shooter that left the gear on between stations becuase the gear was not heavy and did not cause sweating around the knees. Several other pads fell apart and the shooters were forced to duct tape them in place. These are great, durable pads for hot weather protection. I highly recommend these pads and will purchase more for the other shooters in the family.
Best
Brenna Ellis
Member since
These are the best knee pads I have owned. They move super well with your body and you can hardly tell they are on. They are surprisingly durable for how light weight they are
The best
jos5399185
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They are perfect!!!
Knee Pads
Senior Fox
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Hard plastic glued on poly fabric, wondering how long that will stay. Comfy enough, but over-priced.
Can't ski without 'em!
mgl4971932
Member since
I use these whenever I telemark and I forget I even have them on almost immediately. They never come off, are super comfy, and in case I hit my knee on my ski or the boiler plate ice of Mad River, I ski away just fine. Only complaint is that on super warm days, my knees can get a bit sweaty, but something pretty minor. Recommend them to ALL my friends!
Super comfortable
Phi
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I bought these last season after I slammed my rear knee on a rock when my toe edge slipped out from under me. I wear these under my snowboard pants and they're so comfortable I forget I even have them on.
Great Kneepads
Weston Sapia
Member since
These pads are sweet. They're super light, barely noticeable when you're wearing them, and totally bomber. I would recommend them to anyone. They don't slide around or fall down at all. I never ride without them now.
Everyone needs one of these!
jon4451597
Member since
I've been using these knee pads for a year now and I have to say I love them! I don't really notice them when I am riding down the mountain and they fit right under my pants. No one even notices that I have them on. They have been threw many hard falls and these are still going strong. These will not hinder your riding at all. If your looking for a good pair of knee pads, you found them here!
Long-term comfort
bob3326151
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Banged-up knees are an occupational hazard for me. I've been wearing these all day, every work day, for as long as 14 hours. They barely show under my trousers and are so comfortable I forget they're there.
Gotta keep them knees safe!
John Collinson
Member since
Whether your pounding nails, longboarding, biking or skiing, these lil guys are gonna keep you stoked! They keep blood flowing to your feet while staying in place. Super rad, definately recomend these ones!
Surprised...
Brett Sichello
Member since
Initially when I saw these I thought that I would never in a million years where these but after reading a ton of reviews from the Backcountry Pro Team I thought hey what the hell, they are really well priced and everyone seems to love them. Well...now I know why. I picked a pair up at the start of the 2010/11 season and I wore them every single day I was on the mountain. Whether riding lifts or splitting these things are bad ass. Yes you kind of look like a knob when initially putting them on but once your pants are over top of them nobody would ever know that you even have them on. I think my favorite feature as a snowboarder is is dry pants. Ever sat down for an extended period of time in the snow, inevitably the heat from your ass or you knees will melt the snow and then your pants get wet regardless if you have Gore or eVent pants. Now I just drop to my knees and because of the shell the heat doesn't transfer so I don't end up with wet knees or a soaking ass. Hey...what's not to like about that....ha....great for touring as well....even on the coldest days you can get away with the lightest pair of long underwear because these cover your knees and help regulate your temp quite well.
Awesome knee pads
Daichi Ito
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Love these things. I telemark and these things have averted 2 potentially devastating injuries. Once when my uphill knee hit a rock mid turn on an early season run which more or less brought me to an abrupt stop. The second time i started tumbling and ran into a tree, knees first. Both times I was able to get up and keep skiing without any injuries other than some slight bruising. Those two incidents have more than paid for these pads. Also they're light and help keep your knees warm and I don't notice them at all when I'm skiing or skinning. I would recommend this to anybody
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