DakineAnthem Knee Pads
R699
About
Great for downhill and extreme gravity riding, the Dakine Anthem Knee Guards are lightweight, breathable and protective, plus they feature adjustable Velcro for easy-on, easy-off convenience. 3D-molded CE certified foam, internal patella support, and lateral/medial side padding absorbs impact for maximum protection. Ventilated 4-way stretch mesh is highly flexible and assists the pedaling motion. Adjustable thigh strap with silicone gripper elastic guarantees a stay-in-place fit. Ergonomic patterning increases articulation and security. Polygiene treatment inhibits odors for a clean, fresh experience. Abrasion-resistant knee coverage keeps the pads looking new.Features: 0.5mm AiraprenePro with 4-way stretch is lightweight and perforated Polygiene fabric treatment eliminates odors and prolongs life 4-way stretch mesh back enhances moving comfort Aramid fiber abrasion-resistant fabric knee coverage 3D-molded CE certified foam knee protector Lateral/medial side padding and interior patella support for extra protection Pre-curved ergonomic patterning for enhanced fit Adjustable thigh strap increases comfort Silicone gripper elastic stays in position Easy-on, easy-off design CE EN 1621-1 certification Sold as a pair
Product Features
- 3D molded CE certified foam knee protector (EN 1621-1 Level 1)
- Aramid fiber abrasion resistance
- Polygiene® Odor Control technology
- Lateral and medial side protection
- Easy on/off attachment straps (don’t have to take off shoes)
- Interior patella support
- Pre-curved ergonomic patterning for enhanced fit
- Silicon gripper elasticShell: 4-way stretch AriaprenePro™: 80% Polyester 15% Nylon 5% EVA foam
- Insert: 100% DK Impact Polyurethane foam
Product Specifications
- 0.5mm AiraprenePro with 4-way stretch is lightweight and perforated
- Polygiene fabric treatment eliminates odors and prolongs life
- 4-way stretch mesh back enhances moving comfort
- Aramid fiber abrasion-resistant fabric knee coverage
- 3D-molded CE certified foam knee protector
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