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O'NEAL FLOW Elbow Pads Grey

The O NEAL Flow elbow pads promise great comfort in use, but above all a very high level of protection, certified compliant with the... Read more

Recommanded price* : 69,99 €

Regular price 54,99 €
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Description

The O NEAL Flow elbow pads promise great comfort in use, but above all a very high level of protection, certified compliant with the EN 1621-1 standard. They feature IPX gel with remarkable properties: very supple, it hardens instantly on impact! The membrane is made of lycra, forming an ultra-lightweight assembly that you'll forget you're wearing in the heat of the action! A highly breathable mesh is also used at the back of the knee, improving comfort. 

Size Guide:

Sizes Bicep Circumference Forearm Circumference
M 29 cm 16.5cm
L 30.5 cm 18.5cm
XL 32cm 21cm

Possible variation of + or - 0.5 cm

Ref: 7961280086182

Points forts

The IPX gel protection;

The lightweight design;

The breathable mesh on the inside of the elbow. 

Informations techniques

Lycra membrane ;
IPX gel foam ;
Mesh fabric on the inside of the elbow.  

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Very good

"Easy to put on. Don't get in the way and are quickly forgotten in use. Not yet tested in a fall!!!"

Gerard43 (5/5)

Perfect

"This pair of elbow pads was for my wife, so there was no size problem, as I had my own pair as a reference. For my intended use (trail running), this protection is, in my opinion, sufficient (for more committed use, I use protectors with rigid shells). Following a fall, I kept the dimple mark on my arm for a few days and that was it; what would have happened without protection? Otherwise, comfort is average/good: the Velcro fasteners are either too tight, which is annoying (they 'scratch' and leave marks), or not tight enough, in which case the elbow pad tends to slip. I haven't found a happy medium. But that's my feeling, my wife hasn't mentioned this problem to me, so it must depend on each person's morphology."

Freecrazy (5/5)

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