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The new Proto Defend Elbow pads offer you the best protection, and let other know that you've done this before. Great styling, solid performance.

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"The DYE Core Elbow Pads are a must. These pads will not slip and will save your forearms from scratches and scuffs. Designed by some of the best front players in the business, DYE elbow pads have quickly become the favorite among professionals world wide. The vented inner arm material lets your skin breath and protects you at the same time. The flexible molded elbow and forearm pads conform to your body and provide ultimate protection when your arms are in motion. Jump, slide and dive, the DYE elbow pads will keep you protected."

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- Venting on the forearm allows total air circulation and reduces sweating.
- A gel forearm insert has been installed into the forearm pad for the ultimate in comfort.
- The center elbow section is flexible and forms to your movement.
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DYE C5 Gel Elbow Pads
We know you play hard, and Dye helps you get comfortable doing it. These elbow pads can survive the toughest abuse and look cool doing it.
Features:
-Vented inner arm material
-Forearm venting
-Flexible center elbow section
-Flexible ribbed compression area
-Gel forearm insert for ultimate comfort
Available in sizes: XS, S/M, L, XL
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Valken may be a new name, but behind the name there is experience and history that has created Valken's unique character and corporate philosophy that places the strength and profitability of our customers, paintball fields and stores above all else.
The Valken Paintball line of products were designed by paintballers, for paintballers.
Features:
* Valken elbow pads
* Arm strap and silicone banding hold pad in place
* Thumb loop silicone band
* Large gel pad
* Extra thick padding
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Description:
- SWAT style knee and elbow pads set
- Made of durable nylon and high impact polymer
- Developed from the input of military and SWAT leaders
- X shaped design hard rubber cap for maximum mobility and protection with a comfortable fit
- Soft cushion pad on inner side
- Adjustable velcro strap fits for various sizes
- Perfect for all sports, outdoor activities, airsoft, paintball, hunting and shooting games
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Black Multi-Purpose Tactical SWAT Elbow Pads - Padded By 1/2" (Inch) Foam Covered By Heavy Duty Cordura Nylon. Rubber Non-Slip Cap Surface For Crawling. Grommets Won't Reflect Light. Dual Hook And Loop Fastener Secure Fastening System. Each Pair In Polyester Bag With Header Card. One Size Fits Most Design Provides A Comfortable And Secure Fit. Dual Velcro Closure Keeps Pad Secure. Set Includes Two Elbow Pads.

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Features Thick compression formed padding provides long lasting comfort and protection Four way stretchable upper material keeps your pads on so they stay where they need to be Micro injection logos

Do I need Knee pads in Paintball?
Oct 16, 2009 by Supermuzzles | Posted in Other - Outdoor Recreation
I'm going paintballing tomorrow with some of my friends and I found some of my old rollerblading knee, elbow and wrist pads. I was wondering if I should wear knee pads so that I will not graze my knees. We'll paintball outdoors and it is in the Australian bush so that the soil is rocky and hard. So yes, should I wear my knee, elbow and wrist guards?
I'm going to adrenaline Plus Paintball Townsville, located in North Queensland.
At least wear the knee. Better to have and not use than not having one at all. The elbow is probably not necessary unless you are commando crawling on your stomach. Wrist guards for rollerblading would not be useful (assuming that they are one with the plastic plate / padding on the palms of the hands) since they will get in the path.
PBaller | Oct 16, 2009
YES I would wear any protection for all those crazy ninja rolls and dives mad, you'll be doing. I played paintball before and I know I wanted, I had knee and elbow pads when I got home that evening.
Kevin G | Oct 16, 2009
Push balls. I play skirmish all the time, and drag everywhere. Obviously, your lover so I do not think you're going to need. They'll just make it harder to move and shoot. And if I may ask what area are you going?
Bob | Oct 16, 2009