SixSixOne
Product ID: GM04111911
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View full detailsSixSixOne have an army of athletes worldwide wearing, testing and aiding them in their quest to design ultimate protective equipment. Be it dirt or street the SixSixOne Comp AM Shin Guards have you covered.
Overall rating: 4.714286 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: [protection, fit, price, pads, ordering].
"First of all, the price was right. But once I tried them I was thoroughly impressed. They fit perfectly, although they were a tad bulkier than expected, the comfort and quality really stood out. Great pads!"
"These shin pads are heavy duty, but that has saved my shins from flat pedal spikes more than once. This is my second pair and I love them. They use 2 Velcro straps which means they are very breathable, and can be put on or off without having to remove your shoes unlike sleeve style pads. They do run on the small side to their size chart so if in question, size up. I got these and the 661 Comp Am knee pads from Cambria for less than most other knee pads so it was like a 2 for one sale!"
"Great protection for pedal strikes. Makes me feel safe. Do more shin gouges"
"These are great shin guards, that will protect you from those nasty flat pedal pin strikes. The front side has a significant amount of padding/protection, but the backs are two velcro straps, with a gap between them, so they are more breathable than the 'sleeve' style guards. They can also be put on and taken off without removing your shoes which is a nice design feature, as I take them off for long climbs especially when climbing on fire roads. It is worth noting these do run on the small side, compared to the sizing chart, at least when new. The price was also great at Cambria, and the ordering/shipping/delivery process was quick and smooth as expected."
"I wanted these to be wearable like clothing more than protective gear as if they're more like putting on socks than shinguards and they do that well. These are light protection and meet the level I ride at. I wouldn't want these for major crashes FYI."
"Feels a little tight/small for a large but haven’t had the chance to break them in good. Covers my whole shin and is beefy"
"They are a bit more stout than I anticipated, but not in a bad way. I got the large size and they BARELY make it around my not so huge legs. From the pictures I thought they were slip on, but they use velcro."
Overall rating: 4.714286 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: [protection, fit, price, pads, ordering].
"First of all, the price was right. But once I tried them I was thoroughly impressed. They fit perfectly, although they were a tad bulkier than expected, the comfort and quality really stood out. Great pads!"
"These shin pads are heavy duty, but that has saved my shins from flat pedal spikes more than once. This is my second pair and I love them. They use 2 Velcro straps which means they are very breathable, and can be put on or off without having to remove your shoes unlike sleeve style pads. They do run on the small side to their size chart so if in question, size up. I got these and the 661 Comp Am knee pads from Cambria for less than most other knee pads so it was like a 2 for one sale!"
"Great protection for pedal strikes. Makes me feel safe. Do more shin gouges"
"These are great shin guards, that will protect you from those nasty flat pedal pin strikes. The front side has a significant amount of padding/protection, but the backs are two velcro straps, with a gap between them, so they are more breathable than the 'sleeve' style guards. They can also be put on and taken off without removing your shoes which is a nice design feature, as I take them off for long climbs especially when climbing on fire roads. It is worth noting these do run on the small side, compared to the sizing chart, at least when new. The price was also great at Cambria, and the ordering/shipping/delivery process was quick and smooth as expected."
"I wanted these to be wearable like clothing more than protective gear as if they're more like putting on socks than shinguards and they do that well. These are light protection and meet the level I ride at. I wouldn't want these for major crashes FYI."
"Feels a little tight/small for a large but haven’t had the chance to break them in good. Covers my whole shin and is beefy"
"They are a bit more stout than I anticipated, but not in a bad way. I got the large size and they BARELY make it around my not so huge legs. From the pictures I thought they were slip on, but they use velcro."
