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How many of you guys ride with backplates?

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Vincenzo
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I'm just curious about this. Many of my friends ride with backplates and helmets all the time. Some of them have never had one on. Are most people using them, or does alot of people ride without them, including pros? Thoughts?
Oct 18 2012 5:35AM
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Gods_Father
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i never gave a single shit if your point about helmets is standing lollllll. your comment on football is absurdly untrue, even with the word relatively. you are doing a huge injustice to the great people who are trying to bring attention to the subject. but i'm not shocked that you're not ashamed of telling lies. in fact you are proud of it lol?  

Oct 26 2012 6:20PM
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Jibberino
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I'll give you a quick solution to the problem of head injuries in football: Stop running head first into each other at speed. Quite simple.

I'm telling lies and doing a great injustice? Are you actually that much of a melodramatic pussy? Jesus fucking christ you're fucking pathetic, just quit moron.
Oct 27 2012 5:06AM
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Mr_Bump
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back plate, once worn never removed
Oct 27 2012 6:11AM
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Kopacz
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thinking about getting the poc vpd vest, those who ride with one, can you tell me if the sizing is true to what they say? i am 183cm and not sure if i should go for the M or L/XL. there doesn't seem to be a shop around here to try it on.
Oct 27 2012 9:19AM
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Gods_Father
Posts: 1466 - Karma: -284

...........then there would be no more football, kid. apparently you just don't realize that the NFL is a business. maybe you think that people are lining up to watch flag/touch football. yeah, quite simple, glad you have everything figured out.

"head injuries in football are relatively rare".........yes, that is a lie and you told it. it doesn't matter what they achieve with the league because the uneducated people like you negate them by misinforming the public(viewers) that head injuries in football are rare(which is so outrageous). i won't quit just like those people aren't quitting, moron. why not just quit telling pathetic lies?   

Oct 27 2012 11:20AM
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TWoods
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Oct 27 2012 12:32PM
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Logan.
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Wanting to learn some harder inverts this season, but i dont want to be dumb and end it with an injury... Is POC the best brand for backbraces? or are there other better ones. also I sometimes have some knee problems so where/what brand is best for a knee brace?
Oct 27 2012 3:39PM
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Jibberino
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You have pretty much gone into full rant mode, you've started to sound like a cheesy Hollywood b-movie, it's actually hilarious, so i'll keep going.

Well people know what they sign up for when they play football, if they can't handle the injuries, don't do it.
Oct 27 2012 4:16PM
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Gods_Father
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see there's the problem.......people actually don't know what they sign up for. you're saying all the families who sign their children up for football know that head injuries in the sport are very common? they should but the reality is that they aren't aware because the NFL and people like you are telling them the exact opposite lol.

Oct 27 2012 4:46PM
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Doug.
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This.. although the mouth guard probably wouldnt of stopped me from breaking my jaw.. It definitely wouldnt of made it any worse. And Ive had too many concussions as it is.
Oct 27 2012 5:14PM
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B.Aussie
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The story is all in this thread: https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/683339/page/1/

"Brooke was competing in a Europa Cup Ski Cross race in Mola, Sweden when she over shot the first kicker and straight into another one on her back where she compressed and flew 100 feet into the air landing on her neck and hip causing the high speed, high impact injuries as it was on the fastest part of the course."
Oct 27 2012 9:25PM
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Jibberino
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Well that is just plain stupid. I can only speculate that this is a result of the culture of lawsuits/complacency in the USA. I mean, why would you need anyone to tell you that 30+ years of bashing your head against other peoples heads could lead to brain injury? I simply just don't get it, it is common sense. So if no one told you that it was bad for you to jump of a tall building, you would assume that there was no danger involved?
Oct 28 2012 4:53AM
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Gods_Father
Posts: 1466 - Karma: -284

sorta like how you weren't aware that head injuries in football are common until someone told you? why did you need someone to tell you that using your head as a weapon could lead to brain injury? should be common sense...... so you're right, we can only speculate that people like this are just plain stupid.

Oct 28 2012 11:41AM
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Jibberino
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Well, as I remember, I said severe head injuries, which would be different from head injuries. I am, and was, fully aware that football cause head injuries, that is simple logic, however you seem to think that normal people are not capable of understanding that logic, and that evil people like myself are deceiving them.
And I used the word relative. That is to illustrate that compared to golf, football has a lot of head injuries, but that is to be expected in such a violent sport. The word relative was added to convey that there indeed are head injuries in football, but that they are significantly lessened by the use of helmets. Everything is relative, footballers (soccer players) experience more head injuries than normal non footballers, just from heading the ball repeatedly. Relative, I guess it's a word you don't understand, and so you misunderstand my point, and go on your moronic rant. You insist on reading stuff into what I said, which is what's fuelling your idiocy. But again, I'm quite amused, so I guess it's all good.
Oct 28 2012 4:32PM
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SuspiciousFish
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I used to think mouth guards were retarded. Then I busted my front teeth out mountain biking when I landed on my head. Kinda put shit into perspective.
Oct 28 2012 5:14PM
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Gods_Father
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lol helmets significantly lessening head injuries is irrelevant.

"severe head injuries in football are relatively rare" is a completely false statement. get your shit together.

Oct 28 2012 7:28PM
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joshua
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You guys done yet?
Oct 28 2012 7:42PM
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RRhighrider
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I found a POC backplate at the thrift store last year ad have never looked back. I have forgot to put it on a few times and it seems weird not to wear it now.
Oct 28 2012 7:45PM
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Jibberino
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No, it is not, I recommend that you collect your shit.
Oct 30 2012 3:52AM
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