When you're pushing your limits on the mountain, you shouldn't have to worry about protecting your knees. The VPD 2.0 Knee pads are engineered for riders who demand both protection and freedom of movement, so you can focus on the terrain ahead rather than potential injuries.
What makes the VPD 2.0 Knee truly special is its innovative VPD (Viscoelastic Polymer Dough) technology. This smart material warms and adapts perfectly to your body shape as you ride, moving with your every bend and twist. When you fall, the material instantly hardens to absorb impact, then returns to its flexible state. It's like having protection that thinks ahead of you.
Forget about bulky, restrictive knee pads that make you miserable after an hour on the trail. The reinforced stretch fabric conforms to your legs without cutting off circulation, while the thoughtful elastic strap keeps the pads exactly where they should be - no slipping, no adjustments needed. Whether you're doing a three-hour epic or just hitting the local jumps, these pads stay comfortable.
Downhill riders who push their limits will appreciate how these pads handle the gnarliest terrain. The multi-purpose design works across different riding styles, from technical singletrack to bike park features. You'll feel protected when you need it most, but never limited by bulky armor that gets in the way of your riding.
These aren't just for professional racers - they're for anyone who wants to ride harder, longer, and more confidently. The VPD 2.0 Knee pads have been tested in real-world conditions to handle the kind of impacts that happen when you're charging through rough terrain or pushing your skills to the next level. You get pro-level protection without the pro-level price tag.
With the VPD 2.0 Knee pads, you're not just buying protection - you're buying peace of mind. Ride with the confidence that comes from knowing your knees are safeguarded by some of the most advanced protective gear available. Because when you're focused on the ride, not the risks, that's when you truly own the mountain.
