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Description
The impact shorts from Triple Eight, called Roller Derby Bumsaver, were crafted with input from Roller Derby ladies. Their purpose was to keep the ladies moving swiftly around the track, no matter how many falls they encounter during competition. These compression crash pants are designed specifically for women and are constructed from Lycra®, offering a cooling sensation. They are ideal for activities like ice skating, snowboarding, and roller derby.
Providing significant coverage, these crash pants allow you to modify the level of protection thanks to the detachable EVA foam pads. Inside, there's a small pocket suitable for a mouthguard, cash, and identification.
reviews (43)
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| "happy to make shopping there" | |
| Karolina N. (Dublin) | 25-09-2019 |
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| "Best pants for the money! Saved me from a few scuffs and bruises!" | |
| Lloyd Langley (Edinburgh) | 04-01-2023 |
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| "I was recommended these by a friend, and must say they have changed my skating! I am an adult roller skater and my park sessions used to end once it hurt too much to continue. (I fall on my butt/hips a LOT). Since I bought these I have fallen in ways that would previously take the wind out of me and force me to stop, but I've been able to continue! I can't rate these highly enough and I've recommended them to all my friends who have trouble falling. You can even take the padding out and move it around to areas you need it most, doubling it up or removing where necessary. BUY." | |
| G G Adamson (London) | 07-01-2021 |
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| "Good fit and my son is very happy with them although the stitching is coming undone already." | |
| Polly Cetin (London) | 30-10-2020 |
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| "These have great padding. They fit a little large but are comfortable and give me the confidence to skate on concrete. I am planning on using them for ice skating." | |
| Louise Cochrane (Toronto) | 05-05-2021 |
