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Learning your first tricks, heading back to your favourite spot or spending a day at the bike park? Choose protective gear that lets you move freely and focus on your riding. A well-chosen helmet and pads can help reduce the effects of falls, while a comfortable fit makes a difference throughout the session.
At RMDBike, you’ll find protective gear for BMX, MTB, scootering, skateboarding, inline skating and roller skating. Choose a category and find equipment suited to the way you ride.
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Not sure where to start? Think about where you ride and what you want to learn. Your first sessions on inline skates, scooter tricks and bike park descents call for different equipment. You don’t have to choose everything at once, but it helps to understand what each item is for.
A helmet is essential. Choose one suited to your discipline and head size. Pads help protect the parts of your body most exposed to knocks and scrapes, while gloves and goggles can be useful depending on your equipment and the conditions.
Falls can happen even at low speeds when you are learning. Knee and elbow pads help protect against impacts and abrasions, so a missed trick does not always have to mean scraped knees.
For skateboarding, inline skating and roller skating, consider wrist guards too. If you are starting from scratch, a set with knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards is a practical way to get all three together. When riding with handlebars, check that any hand or wrist protection is designed for that activity and allows you to hold the grips and operate the brake properly.
Knee and shin pads can be useful for BMX and dirt jumping, particularly if your feet sometimes slip off the pedals. Shin protection helps reduce the effects of pedal strikes, which can quickly bring a session to an end.
For MTB, match your equipment to the demands of the trails. On longer rides, you’ll appreciate pads that are comfortable to pedal in. For downhill riding and bike parks, look at full-face helmets and back and torso protection designed for that use. Gloves can make holding the bars more comfortable, while goggles help shield your eyes from mud, dust and wind.
At RMDBike, you can find protective gear for different riding styles and experience levels in one place. Start with a helmet and the pads you need, then add to your equipment as your riding and needs change.
You don’t have to choose the same brand for your entire setup. What matters is that each item fits properly and is designed for the way you ride. Compare the models’ intended use, construction and size charts. That way, you choose equipment for your riding rather than relying on appearance or a “pro” label alone.
Pads that slip down whenever you move and a helmet bought with room to grow are not good choices. Before ordering, take the measurements specified by the manufacturer. Once your equipment arrives, check the fit according to the instructions before riding.
Protective gear is intended to help reduce the effects of falls while allowing you to move freely. It cannot guarantee that you will avoid injury, so check its condition before every session.
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