TSG Wavesk8 A Knee Protection
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- Mujer
- Hombre
Especificaciones del material
- 40 % neopreno, 35 % ACF PU espuma, 15 % poliéster, 10 % EVA, 5 % nailon, 5 % goma
Descripción del artículo
Designed for surf skate the Kneepad Wavesk8 A delivers all the protection and comfort that this demanding discipline of sliding sideways demands. Its pre-shaped design is constructed from a double-stitched durable tear-resistant nylon to withstand the abrasive tarmac slides while a replaceable, high definition polyethylene full-cover cap covers a removable ACF knee pad with lateral padding on both sides and above the knee. The pad is kept in place with anti-slip NBR liner and top and bottom 360° Velcro straps with strap holders. A comfortable lining and non-slip cuffs and pre-shaped design add to the pads precision fit and comfort so riders can focus on their concrete waves without worrying about getting hurt.
- Protection: Hardshell construction
- ACF impact foam
- Removable HDPE knee cap with slide extension
- EN 14120:2003+A1:2007 Level 1
- Comfort: Pre-shaped design
- Strong tear-resistant nylon
- Double stitching
- Horseshoe shape
- Anti-slip NBR
- Lateral padding
- Padding above knee cap
- Top/Bottom velcro 360° straps
- Strap holders
- Comfortable lining
- Open-back design
- Removable foam
Sobre TSG
Keeping your head safe when performing daring tricks – that was the goal when TSG was founded in 1988. Since then, the brand has been working closely with a large team of professional athletes to develop high-quality protective gear that meets the highest standards even in top-level sports – designed by riders. A crash landing by Tony Hawk, from which he escaped without a scratch thanks to his TSG helmet, was the starting signal for a long success story. TSG has been based in Switzerland since 2005 and stands worldwide for uncompromising safety and innovation. As part of several non-profit projects, TSG also supports children in crisis areas in learning skateboarding.