🦵 Z-Frame Knee Braces - Leatt Brace, Size Large Review

They take a few rides to get used to but now I don't ride without them. They're hot in warm weather, but they've saved me from several shipwrecks. I just drink more Gatorade!

Looks pretty cute. The pads can be thicker on the sides of the knee but have sleeves for the legs. The instructions are very vague. And some of the strap pads were already coming loose from the Velcro when I first tried to adjust them. Could use a little more padding inside.

Great value support with excellent protection. Kneeling can be very uncomfortable in the area below the kneecap. I hope that if I ever fall hard on the floor it's not an area of the corset that hurts me. Otherwise I enjoy them. They fit well and you don't realize you're wearing them until you're probably starting to sweat. I use them to drive the controller

Delivery was very fast. Even with the tight cut size of up to 11.4 centimeters, I measured the inside width of the knee pad exactly the same, BUT without the pads. I've only used it once and my kneecap was chafed and the sides of my knee were too tight, it also moved down a bit but the straps buckled as much as possible. Even tried without the socks that came with it, with the same result. I should have taken a size bigger. Although the quality is good. I can't explain why knee pads are so…

Before purchasing the Leatt Z-Brace, we looked at many knee pad options. Overall, knee pads are a compromise between comfort, protection, and cost. Note: The Z-Brace is my first time using protective gear to protect my knee (and luckily no injuries before). I measured my knees at the "maximum" width and ordered the appropriate size according to the attached size chart. It arrived quickly from Longhorn Moto! They are a snug fit and I recommend a "fitting" of at least an hour or two to become…