full helmet and shin guards
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full helmet and shin guards
a new dj/freeride hybird kinda section is coming together in my area [big drops, ladders, logs/skinnies, table tops, etc]
has some awesome jumps/stunts i can't wait to hit
this is my first attempt at dj, though, so i feel the need to armor-up a bit
anyone suggest a good full helmet to keep me from breaking my jaw? (this place has a ~20+ foot gap and some killer drops)
how about some good shin guards?
thanks for the help
has some awesome jumps/stunts i can't wait to hit
this is my first attempt at dj, though, so i feel the need to armor-up a bit
anyone suggest a good full helmet to keep me from breaking my jaw? (this place has a ~20+ foot gap and some killer drops)
how about some good shin guards?
thanks for the help
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Pricepoint's got the 661 on sale for $50. If you need a size smaller than a large, Jenson had some on sale too. Good prices on new helmets on ebay as well. I could be wrong, but I doubt you'll find any big difference in protection from brand to brand. It all seems to be weight, and in the case of TLD, graphics.