I am about to get kneepad and elbow pad for the halfpipe. any suggestion?

Question

i see some soft one, r they going be good enough? so many difference style with difference size and length. show they feel really tide?

Answer 1

If you are going to get one, try them on first, you dont want restriction of movement in the halfpipe, the only other difference in length is the area that is protected, the soft and hard versions are personal preference,

its the same as above in restrictions of movement but it will protect you more, its just up to you what you sacrifice.

But do try on, I bought some online and they were stupidly big and very tight too tight and with no movement,

Answer 2

if you're going to be hitting the pipe, a good idea would be a helmet and a spineguard too.   especially if you're a beginner

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