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    Question about boots/knee guards

    Here goes: With the high style MX boots are the knee protecters supposed to fit inside the boot? I tried on a high pair with the knee protecters and it felt weird. When I removed the knee pads the boots felt loose at the top? Educate me please. Thanx in advance, Mike

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    Yup, knee guards go inside the boots, along with the pants (unless you have the over-the-boot style pants).

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    Yea, I had the Thor shin and knee gaurds and the Rule.....also buy elbow ones too

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    Over the boot pants are more comfy. Less junk in the boot. Much drier feet is a side benefit.

    Knee guards are worth quite a bit of confidence while riding. Elbow guards are a toss up for me. They contribute to arm pump, which is more dangerous than no elbow guards. I'm betting that a shirt with built in pads would be better because you won't have to strap the elbow guards on so tight to keep them in place.

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    ya what they said, another option is just knee gaurds rather than knee/shin and just adjust your boots tighter. I wear these which are same pads I used for mtb racing http://www.sixsixone.com/Catalog_661...8-e33bac211ae7

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    Quote Originally Posted by seth399 View Post
    ya what they said, another option is just knee gaurds rather than knee/shin and just adjust your boots tighter. I wear these which are same pads I used for mtb racing http://www.sixsixone.com/Catalog_661...8-e33bac211ae7
    Those look cool. I might have to invest in a pair.

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    Re: Question about boots/knee guards

    I wear one of these when dirt riding and feel like a freakin' storm trooper.
    http://www.mx1west.com/index.asp?Pag...ROD&ProdID=118

    Crashed hard in it, came out perfectly fine. Comfortable to wear.

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