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Demon Snow Flex Force Pro Low Armor - 2009 BCS
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Everybody falls sometimes, unless you happen to be a god. Designers at Demon Snow know this and created the Flexforce Pro Low Armor to guard against bruises from botched tricks or cliff hucks. Its also understood that you don’t want to be held down by your protection so the Pro Low Armor is made from lightweight yet bombproof, High Density Air Shield Foam and held together by lycra and spandex. This low profile armor won’t hinder your movement and you won’t look like you didn’t make it to the bathroom in time.
Bottom Line: Be smart-Use protection.
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Great Fit
By:
AESkiNsnowboard
February 15, 2010
I wore them for the first time today and forgot I was wearing them. They are not bulky at all. Fortunately I didn't fall on my a$$ today, but I couldn't test out the padding. I bought them for falling on rails and I'm sure they'll be fine. They are more snug than the Pro-tecs but could still by a bit more snug. I wish they came out with a pair that has snug fit that stretches, but what can you do. If you hit rails then I would highly recommend them!
Are the pads removable or detachable?
Are the pads removable or detachable?
By: Jay
November 28, 2009
This layer (botton) does not contain removable padding - the top layer does however!
By: sn0wBound
February 4, 2010
No they are not
By: andrew
November 28, 2009
Oh yeah!
By:
sn0wBound
February 4, 2010
So I looked around quite a bit before going with Demon - Im not sure what the person below is talking about. These are real pads for real mountain riding. NO - they aren't hard pads, but a middle layer that rocks. It gives you the cushion you need without giving up movement. I use these with the Skin underlayer and have zero complaints. Bonus: keeps my a$$ warm waiting for everyone else to catch up! :)
medium protection
By:
SebB
December 19, 2009
This is definitely a cheaper version of protection both in price and quality. the "High Density Air Shield Foam" is just about as thick as 2 normal skiing pants, I expected more!
By: sn0wBound
February 4, 2010
these aren't hard tails - so I disagree. Wear these in combination with the skins and don't worry about rocking!
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Impact Clothing than that
Impact ClothingResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- Material:
- Lycra, spandex
- Protection area:
- Booty, tailbone, thighs, junk
- Waist:
- Elastic
- Recommended Use:
- Riding, hucking, wrecking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year