Our selection of Knee and elbow pads brings together the Leatt Dual Axis Pro hinged knee brace and the Shot Airlight kids' knee brace, along with our tips for protecting knees and elbows in motocross and enduro, choosing between soft knee pads and hinged orthoses, and how to fit them properly.
Protect the most exposed joints.
In motocross, the knees take shocks from the bike, flying stones, and twists during falls or when leaning on the ground in corners. The elbows, on the other hand, hit the ground every time you fall. The protective gear absorbs impacts thanks to a hard shell or viscoelastic foams, preventing many injuries, from simple bruises to sprains.
Off-road protection also comes in the following:
All protections can be found on the protection page.
The soft knee brace, like the Shot Airlight for kids, is lightweight and breathable, protecting the kneecap and tibia from shocks: it is suitable for beginners and young riders. The hinged orthosis, like the Leatt Dual Axis Pro, includes hinges that limit hyperextension and lateral movements of the knee: it protects the ligaments, especially the cruciate ligaments, which are highly stressed in off-road riding.
A knee brace must stay in place throughout the session, without slipping or compressing. It's chosen based on the thigh and calf measurements indicated by the manufacturer, and it’s worn under the trousers, with high socks to avoid chafing. Hinged orthoses are often accompanied by compression undergarments. They should be cleaned after each muddy outing.
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The soft knee brace protects from shocks and is suitable for beginners and children. The hinged knee brace, like the Leatt Dual Axis Pro, follows the knee's flexion, holds the joint better, and stays in place during activity.
The shell should cover the kneecap, centered, without slipping when bending the leg. The straps should be tightened firmly without cutting off circulation, and the knee brace should be worn under the trousers, over a base layer.
Yes, the elbows often hit the ground first during a fall. Lightweight elbow pads worn under the jersey prevent cuts and bruises without restricting arm movement.
A lightweight and soft knee brace, like the Shot Airlight for kids, that is comfortable and easy to put on, which the young rider will be willing to wear on every outing. It must be the exact size to stay in place.
They complement each other: the boot protects the foot, ankle and lower tibia, while the knee brace covers the knee and upper tibia. Ensure that the two slightly overlap, with no exposed areas in between.