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  1. 05-26-2009 03:51 PM #1
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    Default Pads for a learner

    Hi,

    I'm looking for some elbow and knee gear and was wondering what companies make good quality, comfortable (very important haha) safety gear. I'm not going anywhere extreme but you know, slides, hills etc...
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    Default Re: Pads for a learner

    Quote Originally Posted by Maxx View Post
    Hi,

    I'm looking for some elbow and knee gear and was wondering what companies make good quality, comfortable (very important haha) safety gear. I'm not going anywhere extreme but you know, slides, hills etc...
    Pro-tec's Street series pads are pretty good. I have a set of elbow/knee pads from them that work well.
    Current Quiver:
    Kracked Skulls Scimitar/Randal 180/Lime Zigs
    Legendary Playtpus/Randal 180/Purple Tangs
    Legendary Gnome/Bennett 6.0s/Purple Tangs
    Comet FSM/Indy-Core Hybrid (MHS)/Gravity Drifters
    Eastbilt Bak Pak/Bennett 4.3s/Retro Zigs
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