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Slytech back protector

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Skier_75
Posts: 380 - Karma: 1,805
It the back protector a huge pain to wear? I'm thinking about getting one but I don't want to wear something super uncomfortable all day. I am worried about my back though so I am interested in one.
Dec 13 2015 2:45PM
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brov1
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you really dont notice them when you are riding. especially slytech its like a giant piece of foam on your back
Dec 13 2015 5:27PM
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5choffield
Posts: 96 - Karma: 268
wtf does a back protector even do? i could understand hip pads and a helmet obviously but this whole spine protector fad seems dumb to me
Dec 13 2015 6:29PM
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5choffield
Posts: 96 - Karma: 268
wtf does a back protector even do? i could understand hip pads and a helmet obviously but this whole spine protector fad seems dumb to me
Dec 13 2015 6:29PM
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SammyDubz
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5choffieldwtf does a back protector even do?


little known fact: they actually prevent knee injuries
Dec 13 2015 7:46PM
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Fitz_
Posts: 427 - Karma: 592
SammyDubzlittle known fact: they actually prevent knee injuries


Please elaborate
Dec 13 2015 11:42PM
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freddy.allport
Posts: 237 - Karma: 953
Ive never worn one but i work at a shop that sells them, from my brief test wearing of one id say they are pretty comfy and not too movement inhibiting. They're made of this weird foam that if you push slowly on is soft but if struck is hard (kinda like corn starch and water) so they're quite flexible even though they go hard on impact.
Dec 14 2015 12:48AM
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