Yeah me too. Completely shredded EVERYTHING inside my knee snapping it out 90 degrees the wrong way. AND I was wearing the Mobious X braces when it happened. They didn't do anything to protect me. None of these braces will. Once your foot gets caught between a 450 handlebar and the sand, there's not a brace in the world that's going to help you out.
Well, I was a little surprised when I rode in them the first time. The extra thickness from the female end of the buckle that is built into the brace makes it thicker than I was expecting. I would say these are very similar in thickness to the POD. If you want the thinnest option, the Asterisk Carbon Cell is the best choice. However, POD and Alpinestars both have a new brace coming out sometime this year I believe. - Chase
is it a good knee brace for on and off the bike because ride to work and I want something that will protect me on the road and at work? I'm also currently recovering from a knee injury
@@rmatvmc just wanting to compare these to the asterisk. Pretty much sold in the carbon sells because they seem the slimmest and most low profile but the flex on the cuffs of these seems like it would be nice. Maybe time for a head to head video of these two?
@@Jonathanbroyles61 the Asterisk are a little shorter and more profile than the these. The Webb Eclipse are very comfortable, but I'd choose the Asterisk. - Chase
5'7 wearing a medium. Rode in the brace for a bit and two things I wish were better. 1. It is too long and 2. It could be thinner at the bottom for my calves. - Chase
Check out the EVS Web Eclipse Knee Braces here: rmatvmc.link/evs-web-eclipse-knee-braces
I'm recovering from knee surgery right now. Wish I would have bought braces 4 months ago. Definitely will before riding again
Yeah me too. Completely shredded EVERYTHING inside my knee snapping it out 90 degrees the wrong way. AND I was wearing the Mobious X braces when it happened. They didn't do anything to protect me. None of these braces will. Once your foot gets caught between a 450 handlebar and the sand, there's not a brace in the world that's going to help you out.
Hey guys Love my EVS web pro's. Ive had them forever. Looking to upgrade to these. Are they considered CME certified medical equipment?
No these are not CME certified medical equipment.
How do you feel they compared to the POD's down around the calves? I'm wondering if its a little slimmer
Well, I was a little surprised when I rode in them the first time. The extra thickness from the female end of the buckle that is built into the brace makes it thicker than I was expecting. I would say these are very similar in thickness to the POD. If you want the thinnest option, the Asterisk Carbon Cell is the best choice. However, POD and Alpinestars both have a new brace coming out sometime this year I believe. - Chase
is it a good knee brace for on and off the bike because ride to work and I want something that will protect me on the road and at work? I'm also currently recovering from a knee injury
You could wear these off the bike. The knee cap protector might be overkill just wearing it around off the bike. - Chase
Are they taller then the carbon cells?
What size are you looking for?
@@rmatvmc just wanting to compare these to the asterisk. Pretty much sold in the carbon sells because they seem the slimmest and most low profile but the flex on the cuffs of these seems like it would be nice. Maybe time for a head to head video of these two?
That would be a great video, thank you for your feedback!
@@Jonathanbroyles61 the Asterisk are a little shorter and more profile than the these. The Webb Eclipse are very comfortable, but I'd choose the Asterisk. - Chase
How tall are you chase? And what size are you wearing?
5'7 wearing a medium. Rode in the brace for a bit and two things I wish were better. 1. It is too long and 2. It could be thinner at the bottom for my calves. - Chase