🏍️ Stay Protected and Boost Performance: Fox Racing Men's Turbo Motocross Kidney Belt Review

A little tight at the waist (36 inches) but I still need to lose some weight. LAUGH OUT LOUD! Really helps especially as I have lower back issues - provides the support I need for enduro riding.

The product offers a good grip. The main velcro on the front is a bit tangled. The belt is thinner and lacks padding and good back structure. It gets the job done and is less suited to a more discreet fit. I'm used to the old ones I guess. generally ok buy.

Best belt I've ever had, I bought it to use as a back brace rather than a kidney belt. I no longer ride aggressively off-road but still suffer from pain when I did. This belt is great for back support and keeps you feeling cool without sweating which I would get with medical braces. Helps keep my easily bulging gut in check as an added benefit.

The strap is only 6 5/8 inches at its widest point, which is at the center of the actual back support in the center of the back. The strap I replaced was over 10 inches long. I just expected this one to be the same as the (albeit very) old one. It seems well made and reasonably priced so I'll keep it to myself but hopefully find something better soon.

I wasn't sure what size would fit everyone but after reading other reviews I took a chance as my waist is 34 inches like many reviewers. The belt barely wraps around my waist so I have no choice but to wear it tight, I have no room to loosen it. Other than that, the belt serves its purpose as I now ride an adventure bike both on and off road. The velcro on mine looks good quality and offers a good grip. If it was advertised correctly for the size and that's what I got I would have given it 5…

Tried on as soon as arrived and worn for a while. Very handy and after a few minutes you forget it's even there. Of course, if you are active or collecting something, you can say so. Will be using this weekend in the dunes of Oklahoma for my son's bachelorette party. As the groom's father, I felt an obligation to go with him. Most of the others will be much younger and probably in better shape. Hopefully this will help minimize some of the pain of riding a 4 wheel longer than I usually do. I'll