surlimsurlim Shoulder Protector CE Insert Armor Motorcycle Jacket Replacement Pad Pair

These were just as this expected fits well in my pants

Perfect fit and more comfortable

I’ve been using the knee pads as butt pads for ice skating for about four years. I insert them between my leggings and a pair of tight bike shorts on top of the leggings. They stay secure enough. Occasionally they shift a little, but they are easily adjustable. I like the venting holes and their shape, which conforms to my body quite well. It’s almost like I’ve got a butt lift. I also like their width, which is the widest CE pads I could find except for the back pads, which doesn’t have the shape/contour I want.My pads have broken from the edges about 2 inches long toward the center. They are several broken spots like this but they are still usable. Overall, they have have been protective for my butt. If I get a hard fall, I might still get bruised, but nothing awful.I do wish they were CE2, though. In addition, if they were a bit wider and thinner, that would be perfect.

Haven’t had to test them out yet. 😄

They worked but would be easier to wear if they had straps on them to attach them on the shoulders. It would be much easier. They still worked!

I bought a pair of armored jeans to wear to ride my motorcycle. I got them home and noticed that they didn't have hip pads. I needed something small that would fit in the small inner pockets designed for a hip pad in the jeans I bought. These fit the bill, and don't move around in the inner pocket I put them in.Hitting your hip in a motorcycle accident could be a real seriously painful thing, so I bought these and inserted them. They aren't real thick, and they're kind of soft, but I'm not sure I would want a hard pad to land on for a hip pad. Overall, not bad for the money, and fit my use just right. Hopefully I'll never have to amend this review with how they stand up in an accident.

I wasn't expecting such a quality product. I can't imagine the name brand versions are much better than this. I'm unsure if this knee armor actually passed the claimed CE standards, but from the construction, I have no doubt that it would reduce impact and greatly reduce abrasion in a motorcycle slip and slide crash. I don't race. I avoid highways. I ride back roads, gravel roads and dirt roads. I bought these with the intention of inserting them into the knee pad inside pockets in my 5.11 tactical pants. They're a tight fit, but that helps prevent them from moving around inside the pockets. I wish there was more protection on the outsides of the knees, but that would limit knee joint mobility. Now I can have some of the protection of motorcycle pants without geeking out wearing motorcycle pants. I'll wear the 5.11 pants without the armor for short rides and commuting, but for longer adventure trips I'll tuck the armor into the knees for a bit more protection.

The protector is nicely made. Soft and flexible , offers basic protection and light weight. The issue is the size, It is too big , did not fit three of my pants I have . It needs to be cut , so it looks stupid and losing its shape after trimming making the fit less comfortable.