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SixSixOne Veggie Shin Pads - 2009
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SixSixOne Veggie Shin Pads - 2009
SixSixOne Veggie Shin Pads - 2009
SixSixOne
Comfortable, flexible multi-layer neoprene protection.
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Rated -1/5
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Top Features of the SixSixOne Veggie Shin Pads - 2009
Comfortable, flexible multi-layer neoprene protection.
- Helps keep "slipped pedals" from tattooing your shins
- Can be used alone or with Veggie knee pads
- MTB
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About Body Armour
Cycling Body armour is a wise investment for both downhill and trials riding where falls and impacts into immovable objects are always a possibility. Body armour is light, unrestrictive and inexpensive when compared to the alternatives of not wearing it. Some riders even claim that Body armour can increase your confidence levels, which may make you ride faster. Wiggle stocks a large range of body armour which can cover the knees and shin, elbows, shoulders and chest. A lot of manufacturers, such as Dainese, Sixsixone and Thor produce all-in-one armoured jackets to cover the entire upper body for extreme descents. The most common advice with body armour is to buy it 'before' you 'need' it, rather than 'after' you 'needed' it.
About the SixSixOne brand
SixSixOne manufactures a specialist range mountain bike (MTB) Helmets, knee, shin and, elbow protection. SixSixOne's aim is to cater for all your cycling protection needs, no matter what you get up to on the track or trail.
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Magazine reviews for SixSixOne Veggie Shin Pads - 2009
Review from Singletrack
For SPD users the journey into flat pedal riding can be a perilous one. Sure, you're going to improve your technique and learn to bunnyhop properly, but you're also liable to landing a set of pins into your leg. The problem is that a lot of shin guards look like they've come out of the Darth Vader spares bin, and for a lot of people are a bit over the top.
The Veggie wraps are made from neoprene with a plastic insert where your shin bone will be and close on the back using Velcro. This means they are lighter and better looking than full-plastic ones. It also means that if you ride a bit of street they can be worn under jeans a lot easier, so you can be down with the kids rather than down at A&E. They won't offer as much protection as Darth's legs, but they will stop silly pedal slips hurting like hell.
In conclusion...
Thinking about trying flats again? Think about trying these.
