Troy Lee Designs has built a cult following for their gear and protection. The T-Bone Pads offer all the legendary TLD protection in a great, comfortable package. The T-Bone utilises a tough moulded EVA outer shell and memory foam for a performance inspired fit. A durable nylon outer cover will ensure that they hold up in crashes.If you've ever had an annoying set of pads that constantly slide down, you'll love these! Dual straps and silicon grippers keep these securely in place while you ride. If you need a dependable set of pads for everything from trail riding to DH, these are a great choiceSold as a pair.Who's this item for: The T-Bone sits a little higher in the range of protection offer over other pads. Any rider in search of gnarly trails be it Freeride or Enduro then these pads are worth a look.Protection Style: Ergonomically contoured knee cup consists of a combination stack of EVA, TPR and memory foamMaterials: Molded EVA outer shell with ballistic nylon cover. Making them durable and abrasion-resistant.Closure or Slip-on: These are a slip-on style pad that have dual elastic Velcro straps with internal silicone grippers to ensure a great fitLength of knee pad: The precise length isn't listed but the top of the pad will extend a few inches up above the knee and the lower portion stop above the shin.Protection level: These pads provide a moderate level impact protection. Removable protective inserts for washing: The insert is not removable for washing.Pros: Lightweight and low-profile knee pads that provide an ample amount of protection for most riding stylesCons: Might be a little too bulky for all day ridesNote: Please take care as to not pull the knee pads up your leg from the top of the pads as you would a pair of socks. The material is not designed for this and may cause tears. Damage to the knee pads of this nature may not be covered by the manufacturer warranty. We recommend pulling up knee pads from the top and bottom of the pad with care, in a way that avoids stretching the mesh or damaging the stitching.
