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bulae99
Since 12 Jul 2006
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 Sun Jul 19, 09 1:10 pm Knee Pain and Double Stuffed Pads NSI |
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Ok, it's my birthday and I'm 45 years old. My knee's have endured impact for many years and now they hurt daily.
So, I took a look at some pads and decided to get the NSI Double stuffed Oreo pads and they are awesome.
The pads are much better than any stock pads and did the following:
1. I feel less impact on big jumps, shock absorption.
2. The set up allows for a more angle set up on the board.
3. I feel like I have more control over the board.
These babies are amazing!
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Sella
Since 21 Apr 2007
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Doin' The Dalles
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| Sun Jul 19, 09 7:39 pm |
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| Happy Birthday Ron!!! Glad to hear the new pads helped out.
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pkh
Since 27 Feb 2005
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Couve / Hood
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| Sun Jul 19, 09 8:36 pm |
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| Yeah I like em... some people aren't fans of thick pads but I love em.
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Inept_Fun
Since 14 Apr 2005
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Hood River
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| Mon Jul 20, 09 11:09 am |
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| pkh wrote: | | Yeah I like em... some people aren't fans of thick pads but I love em. |
Some people arent fans of pads and straps.
Bindings offer the best support and shock absorption no doubt.
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Kodiak
Since 01 Aug 2005
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Slidey
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| Mon Jul 20, 09 12:46 pm |
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| I would definitely agree bindings offer the most support, but do they really offer more cushion? It didn't seem like the ones I tried had much more than a typical pad. If they do I guess its another reason to go with boots.
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dangerD
Since 27 Jun 2005
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Bingen Heights
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| Tue Jul 21, 09 5:19 pm |
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Whats the consensus (Ha!) on wearing boots and knee pain??
Does anyone with bad knees prefer bindings?...
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