ION Products K-Sleeve Knee Pad
These are a brand new version of ION's lightweight knee protectors. They use featherweight memory foam which is perforated with a lot of holes…
View reviewThese are a brand new version of ION's lightweight knee protectors. They use featherweight memory foam which is perforated with a lot of holes…
View reviewBluegrass have recently launched a new swathe of protection and the knee and shin options are now many and varied. These are the Skinny…
View reviewWith a rich history steeped in the world of motocross, it’s no surprise to find that O’Neal’s range of mountain bike helmets have more…
View reviewSmith’s groundbreaking Forefront helmet gets the MIPS treatment in an upgrade that sees safety even further improved in this impressive lid. The striking looks…
View reviewRad8 might not be your first thought for eyewear, but the small British company is making a fair bit of noise about their glasses.…
View reviewO'Neal has been in the MX game since the ’60s, but it wasn’t until the late ’80s when it entered the mountain bike market.…
View reviewSweet Protection has their origins in high-end kayaking helmets, and have carried that quality through their snow sports range and into mountain biking. It…
View reviewThe Launch Enduro pads from Fox are their most lightweight knee pad, aiming to be exceptionally comfortable and pedal friendly. The design is elegantly…
View reviewThe Anthem is Dakine's latest pad and combines plenty of protection with the ability to remove the pads while keeping your shoes on. This…
View reviewNow, if you're lucky enough to remember the first incarnation of the Giro Switchblade, then you'll know the idea behind this helmet is not…
View reviewThe O’Neal Fury has been a best seller for some time and now comes packaged with the latest MIPS technology. Although this adds a…
View reviewThe K_Lite R is an evolution of last years K_Lite model, the addition of the letter R denoting the input of one Richie Rude!…
View reviewKali may have recently announced a new open face helmet to their range, but the Maya is the lid many associate with the brand,…
View reviewIf you’re looking for some serious protection for your ‘grey-matter' then this super stealthy black-beauty looks like it will win most battles. Thankfully I…
View reviewFirst impressions of Endura’s popular Mullet riding glasses are of a chunky, hardy piece of riding eyewear with full frames and a mirror-finish lens.…
View reviewAdidas offer a mind-boggling array of sunglasses and eyewear for every type of activity and light conditions. With the Evil Eye Evo Pro, we…
View reviewItalian company Dainese have a mission to 'deliver safety to people exposed to traumatic injuries in dynamic sports'. Now I, like most others I…
View reviewEnduro racing has been a catalyst for many mountain bike products over the past few years. Dropper posts, one-by drivetrains and 160mm travel bikes…
View reviewAs knee pads become nearly as common as helmets for mountain bikers, the range of options grows ever more extensive. From O'Neal, we have…
View reviewSweet Protection have a serious pedigree, making helmets and protective equipment for snow sports, whitewater and biking. They have established themselves as creators of…
View reviewWho hasn’t had a clump of mud, excessive rain or large flying insects smash into their eyes while riding? Always seemingly at the most…
View reviewFrench motocross brand Kenny-Racing have expanded into mountain biking equipment and apparel, and from their new range comes the Enduro S2; their take on…
View reviewThe EVO AM is the progression from the classic Recon and comes with all the features you'd expect from an all-mountain lid. It features…
View reviewFor me, the mention of Golden Eyes reminds me instantly of either the 90's Bond film or hours wasted playing the Nintendo 64 game of…
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