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Crash pads, impact shorts.

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Boooshank
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Hey,

Not as young as i used to be, need some pads for a trip in 2 weeks. these are looking the best value for money right now.

http://www.tactics.com/red/total-impact-shorts-body-pad

Definitely need a tail bone protector, that shit hurts like hell.

Any comments or advice would be appreciated.


Aug 10 2011 7:07PM
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EASYZ
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 i know POC makes aton of pads for skiing and motor sports
Aug 10 2011 11:19PM
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Boooshank
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Checked those ones out. Decided with the 2500 Crash pad shorts. They should be with me within a week.
Aug 11 2011 2:48AM
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seanzy96
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head and R.E.D. @ shredguru.com

both work really well. imo - the head is one of the best
Aug 11 2011 4:49PM
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Blake.P
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I think I'm gonna get some hip pads next year. My park has only rails, and at the start of the season I fell so much that my hip was so bad, it would hurt to lay down on a couch. So just for those all rail days
Aug 12 2011 2:10PM
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DUKES
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i have these for both mountainboarding and skiing they seem a bit extreme but i when i fall with these no pain

http://shop.mbs.com/protective-gear/hip-pads/hillbilly-hip-pads.html
Aug 12 2011 3:44PM
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Boooshank
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They look like a quality set of pads. The Crash pads were a little more expensive, hoping i made the right decision. All the reviews look good for them, with no one really complained about the pads moving about.

Hoping, when i fall. I won feel it either.
Aug 12 2011 7:23PM
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