🏎️ EVS Sports R2 Race Collar: Optimal Performance Guaranteed in the Sleek Black Design Review

I was worried it would restrict movement, but you don't really know it's there (until you need it one day). If you don't wear a bib, consider buying the same collar, except one that isn't compatible with the bib (it's actually a bit cheaper). The flaps at the bottom tear the shirt slightly when rubbed.

I wear EVS for both off-road and street riding. Although my Leatt bandage offers the best protection, I am fully aware that I wear it all the time. EVS collar. I hardly notice. It goes great with my jersey/body armor and goes great with my outdoor jacket. At this price every serious rider should have one.

I am 6ft 1in and 195 pounds. Definitely not an abnormal person. I am returning this product because it just doesn't work properly. Look at the pictures, my neck is stretched out to barely touch the foam. Which is not the purpose of such a security feature, it should restrict such movement and then some. So I suggest something thicker if you want to be sure make sure it works as intended right?

The specs are very limited but here's the thing - the neck opening is only about 20.5 inches on the inside circumference. I'm a tall male, 6'4", with a neck between 17.5" and 18". This is very comfortable for me, not restrictive at all and provides an extra level of security that is easy to use. These neck braces are starting to go up in price and I'm sure they're good but for comfort and quality this item I'm very happy Thick neck guys don't worry.

ABSOLUTELY essential if your kid rides with a full face helmet or a muddy helmet. It's almost more important than a helmet. Full face and mud riders are at a much greater risk of over stretching the neck as the helmet can push the neck past the safe limit. This simple collar prevents such injuries. DO NOT skimp on this essential piece of equipment. What good is head protection if your little one has a serious spinal injury because you scammed a $40 piece of protective gear? But it's also about…

I bought it for off-road cycling. I don't want to break my neck. I was concerned that I should have bought one of the more expensive adjustable braces that look more like Hans' device. Although this brace isn't adjustable, it seems to work great. You can see how well this works by wearing both the brace and helmet and trying to turn your head back and forth and back and forth. You can still move your head, but you can easily see that this prevents excessive movement. I'm 5'11" and 205 pounds…

Does exactly what I want. It protects my neck and is invisible against the background of my outfit. My biggest concern was that it would just be a piece of fabric with some crappy foam with a logo on the top. The foam is fairly firm and only compresses with a decent amount of force (a full squeeze from me compresses it a bit, but not much, and I'm no small guy). I would trust this brace to greatly limit neck injuries in an accident. It also doesn't restrict head movement and I often forget I'm…