PRYME gear?
 

Hey, I was wondering if anyone has tried any of the PRYME protective
gear, preferibly the 'shingaurds' (http://www.prymegear.com/). I havent
heard much talk of pryme stuff around here. Any reveiws?


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i like the skate style helmet i have from them, cheap and comfy.


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I use the shin guards, they work good for me. I removed the plastic and
foam internal guards and use the neoprene as is. The pedals have not
penetrated them but I have a few tears here and there. They are warm
and fit tight. If you keep the stirrups attached, you will need to
remove your shoes to take them off.


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