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Youth Paragon Lite Protection Jacket -
Paragon Lite Protection Jacket -
Paragon Lite Knee Protector -
A-Impact Plasma Elite Knee Protectors -
Vector Tech Zeal Helmet -
Bionic Pro Elbow Protectors -
Paragon Plus Knee Protectors -
Missile Tech Racer Helmet -
A-Motion Plasma Protection Jacket -
A-Impact Plasma Pro Knee Protectors -
Paragon Plus Knee/Shin Protectors -
Bioflex Knee Protection -
A-Motion Plasma Pro Knee Protectors -
A-Impact Plasma Elite Elbow Protectors -
A-Motion Plasma Elbow Sleeve -
Paragon Lite Elbow Protectors -
A-Impact Plasma Elite Shield Knee Protectors -
Vector Tech Pilot MTB Helmet CE -
A-Impact Plasma Protection Jacket -
A-Impact Plasma Pro Knee Shin Protectors -
Youth Paragon Lite Elbow Protectors -
Paragon Plus Knee Protectors -
Aria Knee Protector -
Vector Pro Knee/Shin Protectors -
A-6 Plasma Chest Protector -
Paragon Plus Knee Protectors -
A-Impact Plasma Pro Elbow Protectors -
A-Impact Plasma Protection Jacket -
Vector Tech Solid Helmet -
A-Motion Plasma Pro Elbow Protectors -
A-Motion Plasma Protection Boxers -
Paragon Pro Elbow Protectors -
Paragon Plus Elbow Protectors -
Paragon Plus Elbow Protectors -
Vector Tech A2 MTB Helmet ECE -
Bio Armor Shoulder And Elbow Guards
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of MTB protection are included in this collection?
This MTB Protection collection includes mountain bike body armor and impact protection for key contact zones, including knee protectors, elbow protectors, chest and back protection, protection jackets, protective shorts, and selected youth options.
The range is designed to cover different riding demands, from low-profile pads for trail riding to more substantial upper-body protection for enduro, gravity, and bike park use. If you want to explore the broader category beyond protection, you can also browse the full MTB collection.
How do I choose MTB protection for trail, enduro, or downhill riding?
The right level of MTB protection depends on your speed, terrain, and how much pedaling efficiency you need. Trail riders usually prioritize lightweight, breathable knee and elbow protection, while enduro riders often want a balance of pedal-friendly construction and added coverage. Downhill and bike park riders typically look for more extensive torso, chest, back, and shin protection.
| Riding style | Typical protection focus | What to prioritize |
|---|---|---|
| Trail | Knees and elbows | Low bulk, ventilation, mobility |
| Enduro | Knees, elbows, optional torso protection | Balanced coverage, secure fit, breathability |
| Downhill / Bike Park | Upper-body armor plus knee/shin protection | Maximum coverage, impact management, stability |
If your riding overlaps categories, start with the terrain that presents the highest consequence and choose protection that you will realistically wear for the full ride.
How should MTB knee pads and elbow pads fit?
MTB pads should fit close and stable without sliding during pedaling or descending. The protective zone should stay centered over the joint, with enough compression to hold position but without numbness, pinching, or restricted movement.
Use the size chart for each item and measure the relevant area carefully rather than relying only on your regular apparel size. A correct fit should feel secure in a riding position, especially when the knee or elbow is bent, and should not bunch excessively under shorts, pants, or a jersey.
Are MTB protectors in this collection CE certified, and what do the standards mean?
Many MTB protectors in this collection are CE certified, but the exact certification depends on the body area and construction. In general, limb protectors such as knee and elbow pads commonly reference EN 1621-1, back protectors EN 1621-2, and chest protectors EN 1621-3.
These standards indicate that the protector has been tested for impact performance in its category. Protection level can vary by product, so the product page is the best place to confirm whether a specific item is CE certified and whether it is rated Level 1 or Level 2.
Can MTB body armor be worn under a jersey, and how should I care for it?
Many low-profile MTB protection pieces are designed to work under a jersey, especially sleeve-style knee and elbow protection or slim protection jackets and vests. More substantial chest or upper-body protection may also be worn over or under a jersey depending on its bulk, the fit of your apparel, and how much ventilation you want on the ride.
For care, always follow the garment label first. As a general rule, brush off dirt after riding, fasten closures before cleaning, use mild soap, avoid bleach and high heat, and air dry fully before storage. Regular cleaning helps maintain comfort, fit, and material performance over time.

































