Troy Lee Knee/Shin Guards: A Comprehensive Comparison

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Troy Lee Designs MTB Stage Knee Guards

Troy Lee Designs MTB Stage Knee Guards

The Stage MTB Knee guard offers mid-range trail protection in a packable package. D3O® is used for impact protection. 

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Troy Lee Youth Knee Guards

Troy Lee Youth Knee Guards

Ergonomically designed for maximum mobility, Troy Lee's standard Knee Guards keep your knees protected without hindering movement while on the footpegs.

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Troy Lee Designs Triad Knee / Shin Guards

Troy Lee Designs Triad Knee / Shin Guards

The Troy Lee Triad hard shell knee/shin guards are comfortable, well-ventilated protectors with two pivot points that allow them to more accurately bend with the knee’s natural movement. 

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Troy Lee Designs Raid Knee Guards

Troy Lee Designs Raid Knee Guards

orn on the gnarliest World Cup Downhill tracks, but fine-tuned for long days in the bike park. 

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Troy Lee T-Bone Knee Guards

Troy Lee T-Bone Knee Guards

The Troy Lee T-Bone Knee Guards are a high-quality and reliable piece of protective gear designed to offer superior knee protection during various action sports and activities.

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Troy Lee Designs Rogue Knee / Shin Guard

Troy Lee Designs Rogue Knee / Shin Guard

Ergonomically designed for maximum mobility, Troy Lee's Rogue Knee Guards keep your knees protected without hindering movement while on the footpegs. 3 mil.

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Troy Lee Designs Youth Rogue Knee / Shin Guards

Troy Lee Designs Youth Rogue Knee / Shin Guards

Ergonomically designed for maximum mobility, Troy Lee's Rogue Knee Guards keep your knees protected without hindering movement while on the footpegs.

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