Leatt MTB - EXT 3DF Hybrid Knee & Shin Guard K-Type-Track Main Axles Removable/washable liner is made with K-271211

Name: Leatt MTB - EXT 3DF Hybrid Knee & Shin Guard K-Type-Track Main Axles Removable/washable liner is made with K-271211
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 53779374370
Price: 108.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.486000000000001 (12 reviews)

SKU 53779374370 ★ 4.5

EUR108.00 EUR129.00

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Leatt MTB EXT 3DF Hybrid Knee & Shin Guard K Type Track Main Axles Removable washable liner is made with K 271211 Removable washable liner is made with moisture wicking fabrics Material: 150D Mini honeycomb rip stop with TPE backing & 420HD Oxford nylon with PU backing A slim profile and shin plate allows for a great boot fit Main Features: Total Leatt® protection score of 19 points Soft knee guard with hard shell extended shin sliders Slim knee pad profile with CE Impact certified ventilated impact foam CE tested and certified as impact protection: Knee and shin EN1621 1 Level 1 3D design ensures a comfortable

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