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EVS Web Knee Brace Pair With Bag

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Product Description

  • Premium protection is important when it comes to knee braces but EVS also realizes the importance of comfort and designed the Web knee braces to be so comfortable, you will forget you have them on.
  • The EVS Web knee brace effectively transfers excessive energy through out the brace that would normally be directed toward the knees.
  • The frame of the EVS Web knee brace is constructed out of 100% carbon fiber. Carbon fiber is not only one of the lightest and most durable materials it also increases the effective energy dissipation.
  • The hinging of the Web brace provides the option of changing the hyperextension stopping points. EVS built in the stopping positions at 150°, 160°, and 170°.
  • Protection of the Web knee brace extends from the mid section of the shin to the mid section of the thigh.
  • EVS lined the Web knee brace with a removable and washable material to provide comfort and keeps the brace in position.
  • Note: Sold as a pair; includes convenient storage bag.
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kgould46 Location: Sacramento, CA
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Really helps
This would have prevented my acl injury, won't let the knee twist and really helps from keeping the knee from locking out.
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Location: Sacramento, CA
Solid Braces
I have these and Asterisk knee braces. They are both very good products, but the EVS Web braces fit better and offer slightly better protection above and below the knees.
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Location: Denver, CO.
Kninda disappointed
I bought these after tweaking my knee. They seem like they are made well, and it didn't take too long too get used to riding with them, but they do not fit right, and my knee keeps popping while I'm wearing them, just from hard landings. The part of the brace that touches the inside of my knee feels way to tight, while the part on the outside of my knee barely touches my knee. I thought these would be as good as any brace, but after riding with them for about 6 weeks, I'm back here looking for a different set of braces. If you don't have any previous knee injuries they might prevent future injuries, but they don't offer enough support for my already injured knee.
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kx250f18756 Over 3 years ago Location: stafford, CT
How do you determine the correct size?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 3 years ago Location: USA
I've attached an image of the sizing chart for these knee braces.
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Rating

8

Sizes

Youth and Adult S-XL

Colors

Black

What It Is

As the saying goes, "It's what's on the inside that counts." Although they may not be visible, the majority of professional racers know that good knee braces can help prevent serious knee injuries. The latest EVS Web knee brace, now in its second generation, is a high-end off-the-shelf product available at a medium price.

Hits

Upon initial inspection of the Web braces, one can immediately tell the product is well thought-out. From the removable and washable liner (which helps reduce gear bag stench) and carbon fiber construction, to an excellent hinge system and floating patella cup, the braces have a quality look and feel. On the track, the braces stay in place and actually help in gripping the bike with your legs. Thanks to the new 4 Bar Linkage hinge system, the braces pivot along with the natural movements of the knee, as opposed to a more rudimentary single-pivot design. The provided replacement hinge stops allow the rider to adjust the range of motion in five-degree increments, from zero degrees (completely extended), to 30 degrees. This is helpful for riders who may have already suffered a knee injury, or for the less flexible rider who wants to prevent pulling his or her hamstrings.

Misses

Since the braces are off-the-shelf and not custom made, they may not fit flawlessly. On our tested pair, the knee area was slightly too wide, even though the thigh and calf areas fit very well. However, with the included extra shims for the knee area, one can add padding in order to achieve contact with the brace on either side of the knee. Unfortunately, the shims have a poorly glued on Velcro that, once heated during the first ride, begin to slip off. Although the four Velcro straps work quite well, adjusting the braces every ride can be tedious. A quick-clip system would be a nice addition.

The Verdict

If you are serious about racing, a good set of kneebraces is a must, and these fit the bill. Thanks to the rigid construction, and smooth, contoured design, the EVS Web braces provide ample support and protection without hindering movement or getting in the way. For a rider serious about protection, but without a huge budget or good medical plan that would cover custom knee braces, the Web is a great option.

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