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I'm going to woodward in just over two weeks and I need to get some pads. I can't spend too much so I was looking at the Fox Racing Titan Sport Knee/ Shin Combo. I was wondering if they are good and flexible for bmx since they are a combo. Does anyone have them?
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i honestly dont think anybody on here rides pads. i would just buy some soccer shin guards and just wear them under some jeans.
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I now have a more or less stock sunday scout with a complete Demo rear wheel. Sue me
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i ride shadow knee pads, colony shin pads, and 661 ankle braces, i like them alot and they have saved me multiple times with whips etc
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They are not designed for bmx. try what caelum said^
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I got the pro, worn outside, works great, feels great but look ugly and bulky. Can't comment on the lower models but anything fox should be good.
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I rock bicycle union knee pads, had some fox knee/shins for a long time, and they helped a lot with pedal bite. They were OK with other stuff, but that's about it.
Get pads, everyone. You will regret not doing so in 10 years.
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