Gform knee pads

Posted on Fri 8th, April 2016

• #1

kilakila

hi, does anyone here use Gform knee pads? I'm interested how quickly they wear off in contact with tarmac? I know that they provide really good impact protection. What about their durability?
• #2

snottyotter

I fell on mine repeatedly for a couple of years, lost a few bits of foam by the end and had to patch up the lycra a few times but was happy with them.
• #3

kilakila

cheers
• #4

althecoach

I've heard that they are no longer being brought into the UK by the distributor. (no longer meet regs for bicycle use apparently). Seem to be plenty about still though.
• #5

snottyotter

If you want similar I've got the Bliss jobbies off madison, £15 trade and seem at least as good. The pad is a bit more firm and thinner so probably better abrasion wise and they squeeze on over my shoes which is a bonus. Downside is they're very blue, thought I ordered black but ain't that bothered.
• #6

kilakila

thanks chaps:)

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