7iDP
7iDP Control MTB Ankle Protector
Item: #855170 | Part Number: Not Selected26% off
$49.99
$36.99
Description
Built from super-light foams and mesh, the Control Support covers the whole ankle to prevent injury from pedal strikes and slips towards chainrings. 4-way stretch mesh panel at the front allows free ankle movement with the side sections benefitting from two densities of foam protection. Features A slim elasticated stirrup...
7iDP Control MTB Ankle Protector Item # 855170
Description
Built from super-light foams and mesh, the Control Support covers the whole ankle to prevent injury from pedal strikes and slips towards chainrings. 4-way stretch mesh panel at the front allows free ankle movement with the side sections benefitting from two densities of foam protection.
Features
- A slim elasticated stirrup strap keeps the support in place, thin enough to go unnoticed.
- Multi-density foam to protect ankle bone
- Stirrup strap to secure ankle pad in place
- Rear padding to prevent injury from pedal hits
- 4-Way stretch mesh for breathability and ventilation
- Sold as a pair
Part Numbers for 7iDP Control MTB Ankle Protector
Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Larpy1933 from
No sign of D3O impact-absorbing material here.
The Sam Hill knee pads (that I own) from
7iDP have a large moulded 1-pc knee cup/shin pad made of D3O (or similar) impact-spreading material. Therefore I hoped the ankle pads would contain D3O. No such luck. The ankle areas seem to contain only soft, spongy, low-grade foam.
Given the ankle pads are nearly 1/3 the cost of the vastly bigger Sam Hill knee/shin pads, I’d hoped the production budget would have allowed for true D3O material.
While any pads are probably better than none, wearing these 7iDP ankle pads may give a false sense of security.
I’m pondering ordering a sheet of D3O from €βαy and bonding that over the ankle areas of my 7iDP pads — using 3M 5200 Fast Cure adhesive/sealant.
Other than the lack of D3O, the pads are made well and fit just fine. “Ease of Install”: easy to put on my feet (ok!)
Date published: 2022-09-17