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Trails Protective Gear

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What protective gear do people wear when trials riding? Just looks like helmet, gloves and boots to me. Why don't people wear more, is there really no need?

Thanks for your advice

Uncle Dave.

im new to trials too but i wear a back protector too, its light and flexible, you can get them off ebay for around

I wear Knee and Elbow protectors as well as helmet, gloves and boots. They get used a bit with my skill level...

Cheers,

Stork

Plastic armour breaks and stays broken, skin and bones heal. :rotfl:

Only kidding, I use helmet, boots, gloves and knee protectors. In the winter I've found snowboarding trousers are useful, waterproof and a bit of padding.

I wear quite alot, I'd rather ride worse today , tomorrow, the day after that , and the day after that ECT. ECT. ,than wait several weeks between excellent rides while something or other heals.

So far I've not found any good riding places that are also good for the occasional dirt nap :thumbup:

for some strange reason all the rocks at my riding areas are kinda hard.

Much depends upon just how far in advance I have planned upon falling down that day! :thumbup:

Don't ask me I am the idiot that wears shorts when he rides!! :thumbup:

Boils down to:

How much protection do you want

How comfortable do you want to be.

Does anyone know where to get riding boots in size 13 mens for under

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