Item # FXR032J
Item # FXR032JLaunch Pro Knee Guard
Go big or go home, but don't go home for the season. The Fox Launch Pro Knee Pad helps you go home after going big, hopefully rather than going to the hospital. Silicone grip behind the knee keeps the pad from slipping down your leg or shifting in flight, and the pre-curved ergo fit sits comfortably without bunching. The perforated neoprene breathes exceptionally well, and the elastic straps on the top and bottom could give your old skate pads a lesson in comfort.
- MTB-ready knee pads with both soft comfort and reliable protection
- Front plastic plates and Kevlar knee ares deflect impact
- Neoprene material ensures a breathable, snug, and wicking fit
- Hook-and-loop straps help you customize the fit
Reviews & Community
REVIEWS
Great so far
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The pads work great, and have sufficient protection for trail and light enduro rides. The pads do restrict leg movement a little but that is expected. I have ridden multiple time, would recommend them to others as great budget knee pads.
Best so Far!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Medium
These have been pretty great! They are good for when you fall, and are pretty low profile. Best I have used so far! Came with a sick fender too! They run a little small, but not too much.
Seem Legit So Far
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I haven't actually pedaled in these (have to love a long winter) so take this with a grain of salt. They seem like the real deal though. I threw these on and they fit great - the actual fit feels nice, but also seem like they will pedal well. Probably will feel pretty warm, but feel very protective without overly bulky.
The straps seem secure and the protection seems like it should protect my knees great from general trail riding. Not sure if Fox does this with all of their knee pads, but it comes with a mud guard/fender included in the packaging, nice touch. I'll update with a real review once I've been able to actually ride in them for a bit.