LeattKnee Guard 3DF 6.0

I think it takes too long to get on comfortably.after you slide your leg thru,which took longer than i thought it would,you gotta get everything in the right position which is trial and error.put on,walk around,readjust,walk around,till you find a comfort zone.took me 4 tries to get it decent.

They bend really easily and don't get too hot. Very lightweight with sturdy protection.

On the mx track these let me corner and squeeze more then I could without knee pads because of the comfort in the fit around my garbage sensitive knee that’s been replaced once already.On Las Vegas 100° desert single track they’ve far exceeded my expectations because of the lightweight material and design.I’m gonna try Leatt products more because these are so good.I’m 6’0” and 175 lbs and ride a CRF450R.

I had tried a handful of armor prior to landing on the Leatt 6.0 Knee Guards.I also have had the unfortunate opportunity to fall in these off road. They work.Pros: They are very adjustable and the armor is incredibly strong and thick. They also have a sticky lining on the inside that helps them stay on your skin and not slide around, even if you sweat. They have a comfortable Velcro strap that allows you to adjust the tension above the knee area.I am able to comfortably wear them under my off-road Klim Dakar pants. Not sure how they would fit under a really tight pair of pants, though.Cons: They can get a little bit warm. But this only applies to humid hot weather. If you live in the Midwest, you will know what I mean.Overall, I'd recommend these to those who want a solid knee protector for on and off road riding.

First off, these pads are pricey!......however , after spending a combined over $100 on the other pairs of knee pads to "try", these are now my go-to pair. Also I don't use these for cycling, they are perfect for electric skateboarding. They don't make u look like RoboCop or the half-pipe street skater, the fit my knees perfect. (I'm180 lbs with medium build and picked L\ XL.) The integrated hard shell pads over the kneecaps are a perfect touch...but u can't tell they are plastic coverings. Also there are other little paddings throughout critical areas for additional protection. As far as fit goes they fit perfectly, soft breathable stretchy material with a single Velcro adjuster in the upper top rear with upper and lower "sticky" bands built in that make them stay in place...these aren't sliding up or down. You kinda forget these are on after a while - they are compfy and we'll built. Only thing is because of the snug fit they will not slide over your shoes to put them on. I can't see them fitting over a pair of jeans either? I'm happy with the purchase, I got what I paid for and wished I found these early on.

I wear these pads for nearly every trail ride. They’re so comfy they seem to disappear when I’m riding and I don’t think about them at all. I don’t mind them at all during long climbs and while they’re a little warm, the extra heat doesn’t bother me at all. The wide rubber piece that rests against the thigh and the calf band hold the pads in place very well. I don’t tighten the thigh strap much as I fill the pads out as is. They slipped down a tiny bit after a sweaty 10 mile ride but not by very much.I got to crash test them recently. I hit the outside/front of my left knee on the ground and didn’t feel much of anything. The pads stayed firmly in place through the crash. Awesome pads, will be buying again whenever these wear out.

Nice Knee guards. Well padded. good fit. I normally wear an extra large. I've found most knee or shin guards for motorcycling tend to run small. So I went with the XXL. These fit well. I would go at least one size larger than normal when ordering these. Hard to beat Leatt quality.

I bought these for using on my dirt bike. According to the sizing chart I felt I could go either way so i went with the L/XL figuring that even if they aren't that snug that my riding boots would be tall enough to hold them up. This seemed to work out perfectly. After my first ride I can say i didnt even notice them on. In fact i forgot i even had them on until I started to get changed at the end of the ride. I haven't taken a hard hit with them but they seem like they'd be fine for everyday trail riding. If I was racing or riding balls out aggressive I'd opt for hard shell protection.

Good fit, comfortable and lots of protection for the front and side of your knee. The strap on the top is a nice feature along with the rubber grippers. I love that the sizes accomodate people with larger thighs like myself. I'll be feeling protected the next time I ride at the bike park 🙂

Use for MTB. Had trouble finding knee pads due to big thighs (24 inch) and calves. Tried the Endura strap on types but were absolutely rubbish. None of the usual brands offer anything over ‘XL’ with sizing being on the ‘average’ scale to maximise market exposure with them either sliding down or being an extremely tight fit. These pads once in place offer Fantastic protection. They fit like a glove and you hardly notice you are wearing them and they do not slip down. I went out for 8 hours with them on with no sense of feeling uncomfortable or them digging in or cutting off circulation. I wear mine under pants or with shorts. I wear the same elbow pads also, which exhibit exactly the same characteristics. Highly recommend these.

OK, not great.

I intended to use these for eskating but found them to be to sloppy around the knee area so wasn’t confident that they would stay in place in a crash, they are best suited for bike riding there indented use.

J'ai roulez une fois avec et je les aimes bien.Il glissse pas et on les oublie rapidemend.