MEN'S BODY ARMOR
2012 POC Spine Ergo Flow Back Protector
Ask any medical professional and they'll tell you, "protect two things, the head and the spine." POC makes more than one product that can protect your spine and complement their headgear, so you have choices. The Spine Ergo Flow Back Protector is minimal in design, yet it offers maximal spine ...read more
2012 POC Joint VPD Shin Pads
VPD visco-elastic polymer dough is some really great stuff. It has allowed POC to create softer and more flexible body armor, like the Joint VPD Shin Pads, that nearly equal their Bone series hard shell protection. Now for supreme abrasion resistance, Bone guards are still the best, but Joint VPD ...read more
2012 POC Bone VPD Leg Guards
The ultimate lower leg protection is achieved with a hardshell shin/knee combo like the POC Bone VPD Leg Guards. Don't be tempted to ride with less just because the guys on the videos do it. This is exactly what you'll be wishing for at the moment you hang your front tire in a soft berm at warp ...read more
2012 POC Joint VPD Knee Pad
POC offers a panoply of armor to suit your hard-riding needs. And the POC Joint VPD Knee Pada are but one critical component. They're a superior choice for your gear bag because they use VPD visco-elastic polymer dough for protection, in comparison to many other "soft armor" designs on the market ...read more
2012 POC Hip VPD 2.0 Shorts
You're about to attempt a steep new line. You run through your gear check on the tailgate -- full face helmet, spine protector, knee and elbow pads, check, check, and check. If you've ever gone through this routine, only to eat it and bash your hip into a dead tree stump, you'll wonder why you ...read more
2012 POC Joint VPD Elbow Pads
The POC Joint VPD Elbow Pads offer serious protection, yet they're designed for situations where full-on body armor seems a bit overkill. Part of the beauty of the Joint VPD pad design is the slim nature, allowing them to be worn easily underneath a jersey -- you can look casual and be safe at the ...read more
2012 POC Joint Ankle Pads
It's easy to look at pictures of Steve Peat and Greg Minnaar and be inspired. After all, their skill on the mountain can make tricky riding techniques look easy -- like extending an inner leg out in front on a railing bermed turn, just skimming the dirt with their heels. If you've ever tried ...read more
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