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 Dainese Pro-Air Knee and Shin Guard
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Dainese Pro-Air Knee and Shin Guard
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 7
RRP: £41.99
Year: 2001

Description: Pro-air technology. Breathable honeycombe padding. Rigid plastic moulded knee and shin. Adjustable Lycra Mesh sleeve on knee. Velcro strap on calf.

 REVIEWS
 
Here's how members rate this product: (7 votes)
Overall
 
80%
Performance
 
89%
Reliability
 
83%
Value
 
69%
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Dave FSR 6/10/2001
PRETTY GOOD PADS
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Will Mead 5/10/2001
WELL NICE
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Dan Gander 21/8/2001
THE BEES KNEES, THE MUTTS NUTS
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Caroline Mackinlay 14/8/2001
Excellent kit
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James Martin 19/2/2001
Damn good pad but must be set up right
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