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AlpinestarsPair of Lightweight Paragon Knee Guards

Buy Now, Pay Later from as little as R125 per instalment with Payflex
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As knees are particularly vulnerable to injury, the Paragon Knee Guard provides impact and abrasion protection via its strategically positioned rip-stop reinforcements. Its breathable mesh knee sock provides excellent levels of breathability and comfort, while the ergonomic, pre-shaped design is highly optimized for performance fit in various riding positions.

Product Features
  • Extremely lightweight, durable and flexible guard constructed from breathable stretch mesh for comfortable, close fit.
  • Highly convenient and time-saving slip-on design with elasticated cuffs and silicone printing to prevent slippage and help keep protector securely positioned.
  • Pre-shaped, ergonomic design for optimized performance in various riding positions.
  • Strategically positioned fabric reinforcements for abrasion resistance and added durability.
  • CE-certified protector offers targeted coverage and protection in key areas.
  • Protector pads are perforated and secured in mesh pocket for excellent breathability and core cooling.
  • Protector pads are contoured to offer compressive, anatomical fit.
  • Flat inward-facing seams for improved comfort and "second skin" feel and fit.
  • Guards sold as pairs.
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