LOL - it wasn't a review video, it was just a video that shows how the protection fits with regular boots. I have another video that will help you to decide: th-cam.com/video/Z8sZRQPzNcM/w-d-xo.html
Please note, it does the job but not since it's only CE level 1 it's won't let walk away without any pain at all in case of a serious crash. I crashed with them after riding on my friend's YZF250 on very slow speed but on some rocks. My knee was sore for 3 days in the exact portion between the knee cap and the shin guard and also a bit on the inside area of my left knee (where you have the 3DF gray foam (the one that I punch in the video) If I'll have to buy another "soft" shell protection, it will be ForceFiled. I have their Graph elbow protection and this thing is magic! I can literally smash my elbow to a wall it won't feel it. Good luck!
I was riding like that for a while and it was really nice, didn't notice any restrictions in movements but I used a more loose type of pants, not skinny or too tight. I hope it helps. Thanks for watching!
I actually did it couple of times, you can ride with it on pants but the outer material of knee cap is kind of hard fabric or something ,so the dirt can tear it off in case of a crash.
Of course, I'm 175cm and the I went with the L/LX size. I pretty skinny and I don't have big knees at all. The fitment is great but I pretty much closing the elastic bend all the way. Again, it's just because of not a big guy. If you have any other questions feel free :)
I'm of exact same height as you are! xD I now know which size to order. Ride safe, thanks for the helpful info and for the video. You have my like, good luck!
Great video. You show exactly how the product fits. Question: How do you like your Forma boots and how was the sizing compared to your shoe size. Aren't they the Terrain TX model? Thanks!
Thank you David :) The Forma boots' size is 95% true to fit. On shoes I'm 43/43.5 EU sizes and with the boot I'm 43 EU size (and still has some room in the front end of the boot so it's not too tight). Yes, does are the Terrain TX + They are great! the sole lasts very good even though it hits the pegs very hard when I'm kick starting (no electric start on my GasGas). +Very comfortable even after 5 hours of riding (and I'm suffering from 'burning feet' syndrome so most of the shoes/boots giving me hard time). + The buckles system is not that "high-tech" but does the job great. There are much faster systems out there. +The stainless steel shank is great and the protection of this boot saved my leg couple of times already. - I wish the sole was more "grippy" for enduro. My next boots will be the PREDATOR ENDURO for sure. If you have any other questions feel free.
Haytam Abunaaj If they will be under the pants I think they won't rip. It will protect your knee for sure but I don't know if the textile won't be damaged (the pants should prevent it, but it depends...)
I will make a review for those knee guards. I used them enough to give you my honest review about them. I'll post here a link to the review video once I'll upload it (:
I just checked it for you. The area between the shin and knee cap is very hard. From the outside you have the rubber thing that should take some of the impact and from the inside of the gear it has some pretty hard foam. I tried to apply some serious force with my finger on that part (both from that inside and the outside) and it feels difficult to do. Of course in the end a sharp stick with some serious force can penetrate it. I do want to mention that I crashed with those knee brace after riding on my friend's YZF250 on a very slow speed but on some rocks. My knee was sore for 3 days in the exact portion between the knee cap and the shin guard and also a bit on the inside area of my left knee (where you have the 3DF gray foam (the one that I punch in the video). I just moved for quad to dirt bike so I ordered the POD MX K4 now to have my knee some more protection with a knee brace. Hope it helped. If something is not clear please let me know and I'll try to elaborate.
Thanks! It meant to be short and just to show you how the knee protection fits inside a riding boot or just a regular ankle-level boot. Thanks for watching!
haha what do you mean? protection wise - no body should use such shoes while riding but I covered this in the video for those who doesn't care about their legs :)
![3DF Hybrid EXT Knee & Shin Guards by Leatt [Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0UDIoAOtriY/mqdefault.jpg)
Here is my long term review for these knee guards after 4 years: th-cam.com/video/Z8sZRQPzNcM/w-d-xo.html
The shaky camera, blurry photos, and overbearing loud music really help to decide if I want this product or not.
Thanks.
LOL - it wasn't a review video, it was just a video that shows how the protection fits with regular boots.
I have another video that will help you to decide:
th-cam.com/video/Z8sZRQPzNcM/w-d-xo.html
Do they protect against cold wait during winter? Or it still can get the knee cold
It is not intended for cold weather protection so I won't consider it for such a purpose.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for showing the knee/shin guard with riding boots on. I'm trying to buy a set up! This helps a lot. Cheers!!!
I'm glad that it helped you.
Please note, it does the job but not since it's only CE level 1 it's won't let walk away without any pain at all in case of a serious crash.
I crashed with them after riding on my friend's YZF250 on very slow speed but on some rocks. My knee was sore for 3 days in the exact portion between the knee cap and the shin guard and also a bit on the inside area of my left knee (where you have the 3DF gray foam (the one that I punch in the video)
If I'll have to buy another "soft" shell protection, it will be ForceFiled. I have their Graph elbow protection and this thing is magic! I can literally smash my elbow to a wall it won't feel it.
Good luck!
Is this comfy to wear when on an enduro bike?
It is, you'll forget it's on after a few minutes but it's not the best protection wise.
how does it feel wearing them under the pants, I have very bulky raven knee braces that dont fit in my pants and that sucks
I was riding like that for a while and it was really nice, didn't notice any restrictions in movements but I used a more loose type of pants, not skinny or too tight. I hope it helps.
Thanks for watching!
Super music, whot is it?
dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/34505
Enjoy bro!
Hello Qunto weights? and what size did you take
My weight is 65kg and I took l/XL but I think that maybe S/M will fit too because I had to close the straps all the way to get it snug on the leg.
Good track
See the description for the track's name.
Perfectly
Thanks!
Check out my long term review for these knee guards: th-cam.com/video/Z8sZRQPzNcM/w-d-xo.html
can i wear it under my stretchable jeans?
I did it once and it worked ok, but you must be sure that it's not a skinny stretchable jeans
@@NirHason well, it's kinda skinny though. what's your experience about using skinny jeans?
@@richemmanuelvillahibalayte2897 It's just won't fit under because of the knee protection area,
@@NirHason so even if it's stretchable, it wont still compensate?
@@richemmanuelvillahibalayte2897 It's hard to tell you for sure since it's depends on how stretchable the jeans is...
Can i wear it over pants?
I actually did it couple of times, you can ride with it on pants but the outer material of knee cap is kind of hard fabric or something ,so the dirt can tear it off in case of a crash.
Hi, can you tell what's your height and what size of protectors are these?
Of course, I'm 175cm and the I went with the L/LX size.
I pretty skinny and I don't have big knees at all. The fitment is great but I pretty much closing the elastic bend all the way. Again, it's just because of not a big guy.
If you have any other questions feel free :)
I'm of exact same height as you are! xD I now know which size to order. Ride safe, thanks for the helpful info and for the video. You have my like, good luck!
Tnx :)
Great video. You show exactly how the product fits. Question: How do you like your Forma boots and how was the sizing compared to your shoe size. Aren't they the Terrain TX model?
Thanks!
Thank you David :)
The Forma boots' size is 95% true to fit. On shoes I'm 43/43.5 EU sizes and with the boot I'm 43 EU size (and still has some room in the front end of the boot so it's not too tight).
Yes, does are the Terrain TX
+ They are great! the sole lasts very good even though it hits the pegs very hard when I'm kick starting (no electric start on my GasGas).
+Very comfortable even after 5 hours of riding (and I'm suffering from 'burning feet' syndrome so most of the shoes/boots giving me hard time).
+ The buckles system is not that "high-tech" but does the job great. There are much faster systems out there.
+The stainless steel shank is great and the protection of this boot saved my leg couple of times already.
- I wish the sole was more "grippy" for enduro.
My next boots will be the PREDATOR ENDURO for sure.
If you have any other questions feel free.
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it!
does your house have green carpet?
LOL not all of my condo, it's a synthetic grass at the balcony (:
Nir Hason Do you add scotts weed n feed😂👍
I am a little worried about the knee caps. Can they withstand Sharp rocks and suck?
Haytam Abunaaj If they will be under the pants I think they won't rip. It will protect your knee for sure but I don't know if the textile won't be damaged (the pants should prevent it, but it depends...)
I will make a review for those knee guards. I used them enough to give you my honest review about them. I'll post here a link to the review video once I'll upload it (:
I ride trails and worried about the protection between the shin and knee cap area. Looks like sharp sticks etc could penetrate through there?
I just checked it for you.
The area between the shin and knee cap is very hard. From the outside you have the rubber thing that should take some of the impact and from the inside of the gear it has some pretty hard foam. I tried to apply some serious force with my finger on that part (both from that inside and the outside) and it feels difficult to do. Of course in the end a sharp stick with some serious force can penetrate it.
I do want to mention that I crashed with those knee brace after riding on my friend's YZF250 on a very slow speed but on some rocks. My knee was sore for 3 days in the exact portion between the knee cap and the shin guard and also a bit on the inside area of my left knee (where you have the 3DF gray foam (the one that I punch in the video).
I just moved for quad to dirt bike so I ordered the POD MX K4 now to have my knee some more protection with a knee brace.
Hope it helped. If something is not clear please let me know and I'll try to elaborate.
Хороший подробный обзор . Ничего лишнего . Всё по делу показано .
Thanks! It meant to be short and just to show you how the knee protection fits inside a riding boot or just a regular ankle-level boot.
Thanks for watching!
great vid
Thank you. If you're considering buying these and you have any question let me know :)
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So you liked it and left a comment? :D
the 2nd shoes we can all agree, actually lets not talk about it.
haha what do you mean? protection wise - no body should use such shoes while riding but I covered this in the video for those who doesn't care about their legs :)
Does the slip on part make it uncomfortable over time?
Not even after 10 hours of riding :)
The comfort of those are incredible!
where can i have it?
You mean from an Israeli dealer?
Gr mujhe ye chahiye to mai kaise mgau
Using Google translate I understand that you're saying that you want those. right? :)
nice one :P
Tnx man!
More gear's videos are coming soon (helmet, body protector, etc)
))) их та и надо заправлять в боты?))))
Если вы используете ботинки mx, вы должны заправить щитки на голени внутрь ботинок. - I hope google translte did a good job haha...
Can I wear it under jeans?
It depends on how loose and wide these jeans are - I was able to in the past when I put some wide jeans on for this purpose.