Reviews by User: gorun (1)

Been skiing in those kneepads 4 days at Snowcreek ski area in Missouri and 4 days in Keystone, Colorado by now. The construction of the buckles make it easy to put the pads on and take them off. The pads are lightweight and not bulky, stays in place well, I mean, it doesn't unfasten or slide down. Did not constrain either. I'm wearing them over the base layer pants under Arc'teryx Theta SK ski pants. I did not have any real big falls with a potential impact to knees, but those pads gave me peace of mind, comparing to several past season when I had falls like that. I have been skiing for 15 years now, and I don't fall often, but when I do, it hurts. Bought a helmet and a crash pad shorts as well. Cheaper than American doctors, you know.