Icon Field Armor Stryker Elbow Guard
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Icon Field Armor Stryker Elbow Guard
Probably, gonna, crash. Three words that Nick Apex uses to describe his riding style. We know hes not alone. With that thought in mind, Icon created the Stryker Elbow Armor. Rider designed chassis, d3o intelligent foam, and CE certification add up to quality blockers for your under-appreciated pointy bits. If youre one of those riders who is never going to crash this product isnt for you. If you ride anywhere near reality than we suggest acquiring a set of Field Armor Stryker elbows.
Features
- EN 1621-1/1997 E TYPE A APPROVED ELBOW IMPACT PROTECTORS
- BREATHABLE INTELLIGENT IMPACT DISPERSION SYSTEM
- ARTICULATING INJECTION MOLDED SHELL WITH AIR FLOW CHANNELS
- VENTED BIOFOAM AND AIRMESH CHASSIS
- HYDRADRY MOISTURE WICKING LINER
- COMFORT FIT SLEEVE AND ADJUSTMENT STRAP SECURES ARMOR
- LOW-PROFILE DESIGN FITS UNDER MOST JACKETS
- Comes in pairs
Icon Field Armor Stryker Elbow Guard
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Very nice, just not for me
You'll notice many reviews complaining about how small these are... They do run small, but against the skin they should fit most people. My problem was that if I had to wear them against my skin I would have to either stretch out whatever long sleeve tee I was wearing or not wear one at all. They do look good and they offer awesome protection. Just not for me.
May 29, 2013
Above Average
I bought these after trying them on at a shop. I'm ~150 pounds, 6 foot, and pretty thin. The S/M seems to fit quite well, I don't know why people are saying that the L/XL ones would be tight, these seem fine.
There is a velcro strap that circles above the elbow, and if you strap it TIGHT, it obviously hurts... so don't do that!
There is a third piece that articulates above your elbow, but the bolts are plastic. Wish they were metal. Otherwise, satisfied. Will see how it wears over time.
April 22, 2013
Good fit, good protection
I was looking for a compromise to wearing a jacket, this was one of my choices. I haven't crashed in it yet but it fits comfortably and has great forearm and elbow protection.
I feel confident that if I come off, and land/slide on that area i will be fine.
Looks badass aswell!
April 22, 2013
good purchase
no problems
fits great
a little pricey
not noticable after wearing for a while
September 12, 2012
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do i get one elbow armor for 80 dollars or does this come as a pair or two left or right arm ?
1 year, 3 months ago
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These are sold in pairs.1 year, 1 month ago
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This comes as a pair, they should come in a smooth-finish Icon box with graphics on it.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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a pair for 80 dollarsleft and right are identical
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Rider is 5'9'' 180-190lbs, large and medium shirt size, what size do you recommend s/md or l/xl ?
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The size is predicated on the diameter of your arms. If you have skinny arms the SM/MD will fit best, if they are larger- L/XL.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
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Depends on your forearms the most, I think. If you've got huge biceps (muscle or fat) then you should be able to adjust the velcro strap so that it's comfortable. That strap is quite long and can be cut to length. Otherwise, if your forearms are thick, then the spandex straps will be comfortably tight, if not then they will be comfortably slightly less-tight. I'm 6', ~150 pounds, and I'm obviously thin. The small/medium fit me well. I think it should do for you, but it's a question of the size of the shell rather than the adjustability, as it can be changed a fair bit.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Im in aus so converting to metric is tough. I am a bit taller but I believe weight is the same, and I wear med-large shirts. I went with the L/XL. Reason: in the video the guy has a small on ( i think), there isn't lots of room left on the strap, and he doesn't look like he hits the gym. Now Im not as big as anthony but I do workout and figured I'd go with the L/XL... perfect choice and it fits under my hoodies.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Depends on your arm length, really. as long as you don't plan on using the liner, you could probably get away with a medium. I'm 5'9" 160, bought a large which is a little big but very long in the arms. If your going to be wearing the liner too, you should definitely buy a largeAge: 25-34
Gender: male
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| SM-MD | 764532 | 27060135 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| LG-XL | 764533 | 27060136 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
