Leatt Hybrid Guards Large X Large Review

Sad to see it's made in China but the quality is top notch. Comfortable for me and my girlfriend, still wide range of sizes by high quality straps. Also goes well with elbow pads.

No more scratches, scrapes, sores on your legs/shins and knees. It is lightweight and reliable protection. It seems well made and costs less than other more expensive options.

I've had several mountain bike crashes with it and thanks to these pads I haven't had a scratch on my feet. It also prevents pedal cuts! I used to have padded knee pads but they tended to slip off my feet while riding or tighten if my knees slid over mud or rocks exposing my knees. Leatt 3DF Hybrid EXT pads do not have these problems. They're a bit bulkier but offer protection where the overlay pads fail. When I start skating, I don't even notice it. I felt like the slip ons were a lot bigger…

Ok I just got these pads and I'm in doubt as to whether or not I'll keep them. In my opinion, Raceface makes the best lasts for ease of use and comfort, but they feel a bit soft on heavy DX lines. although i would try them as they are a good combo as i always have 2 sets of pads and my other kalis screwed me up. I will list the pros and cons. Pros Lightweight hybrid perfect for aggressive enduro and trail riding or ie. And the fact that they're a slip-on, not clip-on, pulls out a lot of leg…