The Feel D_Strong D3O from Rockrider is aimed at price-conscious mountain bikers who don't want to compromise on proven protection. With its sophisticated design, robust workmanship, and the use of the renowned D3O material, it aims to impress in the Level 1 knee pad segment. The pad follows a classic sock design, complemented by a... read more

When it comes to protective gear, the Swedish company POC is one of the most innovative manufacturers in the industry. With their proprietary VPD polymer, they offer an alternative to D3O or SAS-Tech. We tested the Oseus knee pads from the VPD series for you. Construction The high-quality POC Oseus VPD features a minimalist design, without... read more

The specialists from South Africa have extensive expertise when it comes to protective equipment. With the ReaFlex Hybrid Pro knee pad, they have succeeded in creating a protector with a feel-good factor. Construction: The Leatt ReaFlex Hybrid Pro features a classic sock design that eliminates annoying Velcro fasteners or straps. The protector plate is made from the brand's own... read more

The Bluegrass subsidiary of the renowned Italian helmet specialist MET offers a wide range of protective gear. We took a closer look at the Skinny knee pads with D3O technology in our test. Construction: The Bluegrass Skinny D3O features a simple sock-like design without Velcro fasteners, making it easy to put on and take off. read more

The Sam Hill knee pad from 7iDP is aimed at ambitious trail and enduro riders who value high protection combined with maximum freedom of movement. In testing, the pad impressed with its successful overall package of comfort, protection, and weight. The pad follows a simple sock design that eliminates the need for Velcro fasteners. The central protector... read more