POC Oseus VPD Knee Pads
Brand | POC |
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Colour | Uranium Black |
Suitable for | Everyone |
POC is a Swedish innovator and manufacturer of next level body protection and apparel for cycling and snow sports. Their prime motive is to potentially save lives and dramatically reduce the consequences of accidents, working alongside anatomy specialists and athletes alike to produce the best hardware possible.
Modern bikes can do anything; go anywhere, so make sure your protection can too. The new Oseus VPD Knee protector gives the freedom to ride anywhere. Light and flexible enough to be your first choice when riding your local trails, yet tough enough to keep you protected when riding a World Cup DH course, the Oseus VPD lets you do it all.
Certified to EN 1621-1, level 2 standards, and tested at -20°C and +40°C, the pads ensure you are protected in a broad range of temperatures. The unique pad design gives extreme flexibility and ensures no resistance against leg movement, for absolute pedalling efficiency.
The protectors give extra protection from bangs against the frame thanks to the inclusion of extra patches of Oseus VPD on the sides of the knee. Wear the pads in comfort all day – the slip-on design with wide elastic grippers gives stability without causing any pressure points.
Technical Specifications
- Certified Protector: The VPD knee protector is certified to CE EN 1621-1, Level 2 standard, the toughest standard to pass
- Easy Pedal: The protectors are highly flexible and are designed to ensure no resistance against leg movement, making it easy to pedal
- No Pressure Points: Slip-on design with wide elastic grippers ensures there are no pressure points, giving all-day comfort
- Perforated VPD: The VPD material is perforated for improved ventilation and breathability, enhancing comfort
- Inner Knee Patches: Separate patches of VPD on the inner knee protect against knocks from the bike frame.
- Ride Everywhere: The balance of comfort, flexibility and functionality makes these an ideal choice for everything from trail riding to downhill