100 Percent Ridecamp Knee Guards - Grey

The 100 Percent Ridecamp Knee Guards provide essential impact-resistant padding designed to protect against scrapes, abrasions, and minor impacts. They are suitable for general trail riding, enduro, and all-mountain use where lightweight, flexible protection is desired.

While they offer reliable essential protection, the Ridecamp Knee Guards are primarily designed for comfort and mobility across trail, enduro, and all-mountain riding. For aggressive downhill or extreme impact scenarios, heavier-duty knee protection with harder shell components might be more appropriate.

To find your correct size, you typically need to measure the circumference of your thigh (e.g., 10cm above the center of your kneecap) and calf (e.g., 10cm below the center of your kneecap). Compare these measurements to the manufacturer's sizing chart. A snug fit is crucial for the slip-on design to stay in place.

Yes, due to their slim, low-profile design, the 100 Percent Ridecamp Knee Guards are specifically designed to be worn comfortably under most riding shorts and pants without adding excessive bulk.

It is recommended to hand wash your knee guards with mild soap and cool water, then rinse thoroughly. Lay them flat or hang them to air dry in a shaded area. Avoid machine washing, tumble drying, ironing, or using harsh chemicals, as these can damage the materials.

The 100 Percent Ridecamp Knee Guards are generally designed to be ambidextrous, meaning either guard can be worn on either leg. Always check the product for any specific left/right markings, but typically they are interchangeable.

The impact-resistant foam padding is designed for durability under regular use, offering consistent protection against minor impacts and abrasions. Proper care and maintenance, such as hand washing and air drying, will help extend the life of the padding and the guards overall.

Ensure the guards are properly positioned on your leg with the elastic cuffs snugly above and below your knee. The slip-on design relies on a secure fit; if they still slip, check if you might need a smaller size. Make sure your skin is dry before putting them on, as moisture can sometimes reduce friction.

While the guards feature perforated neoprene and mesh for airflow, intense conditions or individual body temperature can still lead to warmth. Try wearing thinner riding shorts underneath or taking short breaks to allow airflow. Ensure the guards are clean, as accumulated dirt can block perforations.

Check if the elastic cuffs are too tight, potentially restricting circulation. Ensure the padding is correctly centered over your kneecap and not shifted. Over time, the padding will conform slightly to your body, but if discomfort persists, verify you have the correct size for your leg circumference.