Elevate Knee Guards

Real protection that stays in place with effective ventilation; these pads tick all the boxes. Our original Elevate Knee Guards raised the bar for comfort and protection. We’ve updated our most robust knee guards with TPU skid plates to make them even more durable and added a tension band over the calf to hold them securely in place. Laser perforations through the skid plate and ventilated D30® armor keep these guards cool enough to ride in all day, so you won’t have to stop to pad up.

• Our most robust knee guard
• D3O® viscoelastic LP1 pads offer CE level 1 protection in a lightweight, breathable guard
• Laser perforated TPU skid plate provides additional protection
• Durable Cordura® fabric wraps around the removable D3O insert
• Tension band over the calf for excellent pedaling performance

021: 82% polyamide, 15% elastane, 3% polyurethane 6OD: 55% polyester, 26% polyamide, 16% elastane, 3% polyurethane

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