Great video Chooch! Thank you for stating the importance of proper safety gear. As a 53 yr old rider of motorcycles, Onewheels and EUC's, (who also happens to be retired Law Enforcement) I've been wearing ALL the protection including the yellow safety vest. I love riding, and not being able to ride because of injury, sucks!!!...not to mention all the pain and money in can cost. I agree that cops and other drivers will give you more respect and leeway because you're trying to be safe while having fun. I'm not so concerned how I look when I'm enjoying the hell out of my wheels. Besides, I get plenty of compliments and thumbs up from other drivers , motorcyclist and riders.😎 We want to grow the sport and keeping ourselves out of hospitals is a good way to go. "Everyone must choose one of two pains... The pain of discipline or the pain of REGRET"
Great video Chooch. You do a service to the EUC community by practicing safety. Other riders, particularly new riders, see what you're wearing and hopefully it rubs off on them. I still can't get myself to wear the safety vest, but I respect you for always using it. And who knows, maybe I'll get one eventually :-) After messing up my arm and shoulder during a faceplant a couple of months ago (my shoulder is still damaged), I am now riding with shoulder protection all the time. You can get some nice jackets with the shoulder and elbow protection built-in, and they don't slide around on you.
ElectricUnicycles crazy a lot of euc riders don’t gear up till they fall and eat it. I was the same thought I was invincible until I smashed my face and hands in New Jersey like 4 hours away from home. Now I wear everything. And trying to convince my buddy to do the same.
@@electrocycle6560 I have a feeling most of us have to experience a bad injury first. But maybe if there are enough of us riding geared-up, it'll have a positive effect and people will gear-up from the beginning. I think the trend is in the right direction.
Appreciate that Marty, I have been eyeing one of those body armor suits; they look like they would work very well. That would be the best solution to keeping the pads where you want them and prevent the sliding around problem. Cheers! Super jealous of that excellent weather you are having down there in SoCal right now, just rode to campus in 10 degree weather with black ice everywhere.
@@electrocycle6560 Yea it is a pain to gear up every time you want to ride, but it really is worth not having injuries every week. Glad you recovered from your fall my friend it is never fun.
@@electrocycle6560 hey buddy yeah we all think we're pretty invincible until we hit the pavement then reality clicks in and like Marty I damaged my shoulder and I'll tell you the shoulder takes the longest to heal, it's been 2 years since my accident and my shoulder is still not 100% learning to ride an EUC is one thing, but learning to protect ourselves is an other!
Ha, you kids crack me up. I ride a much slower wheel but I ride a lot and I'm 73. The little kid in me wants a faster one now but I don't bounce like I use to. Follow the fun.
I'm almost 17 and a half gonna receive my Sherman soon. kinda ironic to start off with the most epxensive, one of the biggest (behind the gotway mosnters), and one of the fastest EUC's as someone who's never stepped foot onto any PEV in my life, esp hovberboards, e-scooters, boards, bikes.
I know this is an old video but the gel etc inside helmets is to allow your head to continue moving on impact, not to keep your head in place. It's shock absorption to prevent sudden stop impact. 👍
Maybe think about forearm protectors. They stay in place and help with skids plus help protect elbows, unless you go down hard right on the elbow. Just an extra level of safety. Awesome vid my friend.
If I could ever talk to Santa, that table full of those goodies would be the perfect Christmas gift. Cause I could never afford any of these things. 3 kids and a partner at home taking care of it all. Hopefully I won't be too old by the time I retire to do these things. That will probably be the only time I'll be able to afford it. Lol. My whining aside, I absolutely live your videos chooch. You inspire my middle aged ass to keep moving. I really have looked at your knowledge in this subject. Not to mention you are an insane machine on these beasts. Keep going brother and I will keep watching. Whether I ever get one or not. Better than motocross...RAW!!!
I do kiting with a mountainboard. Fell more than 100 times from 2006 till now. Elbow protection helped me in about 80% of my falls. I wear kind of long elbow protection from elbow almost to my wrist. This system prevents from twisting and sliding off.
I use integrated protective jacket. Spine, chest, shoulders, elbows + reflective. Otherwise it's too many things to put on. Knee pads are always on of course. Now looking for a jacket that has wrist guards in it, but there doesn't seem to exist any of such kind. The goal is to contract everything to three (possibly two) simple actions. 1-2-go! Basically, when a rider is approaching motorcycling speeds, one should be protected similarly. Safe rides, folks!
Excellent review as per Chooch , i just picked up this exact Helmet off ebay for 235 , thanks m8t , and also just received my MSX 100v thanks to your reviews , u are the man , Thanks again bro , keep em coming
Great video Chooch, I spent more money on my safety gear than on my wheel. I’m like you, I love fast riding and all it takes is one fall to ruin the fast riding experience. I buy dirt bike and super bike gear. The wheels are getting faster and you can easily wipe out on a super bike going over 100 mph and survive. I have confidence in the gear that I use now that I changed from trying to minimize damage to my body to now that I counteract the fall because of the confidence I have in my safety gear. One piece of gear that I love are my Knox Handroids for $270 because my hands are going to play an important part in reducing the fall. I feel in a fall the hands hit first, then face then shoulders. Thank you for all your videos.
chooch tech, I bet you that if I fall that 70% will be on my hands. I watched the video Wraith wheel on Alien rides and he had nice safety gear. I noticed his gloves. They were Knox Handroids. I watched CZcams videos on the gloves and so I bought a pair. One guys had a accident going 112 mph, his Knox Handroids were wrecked but his hands and wrists were fine. I wear a large but the Handroids were to tight so I returned them and bought the XL and they fit perfect and they feel like your skin, I mean your hands feel so good wearing them. I’m not afraid to use my hands to stop my fall. If you have a bike shop near you go try them out. You’ll be amazed.
Hey, I like your point about the yellow vest being good for police recognizing that you are safety conscious. That’s a great point. Never thought of it. Thanks for this video.
Hi cooch all the way from Croatia. I am Saki and i have ninebotone c+. I relly apre iate all of your videos because u seem like a really swellow guy smart and most important reaaaally experianced with electric unicycles. So just so u know all of these videos u give us are literally gonna save us hell lot of pain u unfortunatelly had to experiance before us. Thank you Cooch nd keep up the good work my man. Keep up the cool vids bro
Hey Chooch u forgot to mention a parachute...lol great video it is great that u went over ur safty gear, riders definitely need the pointers u laid out in front of us! As for elbow guards I had mine on when I skidded along a tall wall & it just rolled up my arm & exposed my elbow "Ooch" I can also see ur MSX needs protection too! Wow I remember when u got that, it looks 10 yrs old already...lol
Haha electric unicycle base jumping is the next step. Right on jack appreciate that, the shell on my msx got smashed on the front so i had to put foam on it and cover it with an old pair of jeans so when i have a 45 degree cut off it wont snap it in half again. Hope it works.
@@choochtech very Innovative thinking Chooch foam in blue jeans that's one way to enlarge your package hahaha only kidding hope it works why not try fiber glass?
I had my knee pads in the car. Had a knee replacement a few months ago. On my Tesla. Took to sharp of a right turn scraped the pedal hard. It startled me I swerved to the left hard and that started it. I started fish tailing back and forth trying to recover but fell right on my knee replacement and my hip. Knee pads from now on. I learned my lesson.
I sent you a message back on insta. I would sell my acm for a good price, I am moving over to boulder and need to downsize the fleet of EUC's a bit. Subbed to your channel as well appreciate it man lets ride sometime
Elbow protection is obnoxious I totally get that, but if you buy a snowboarding armor shirt based on D3O (From Demon, Rukka or Xion) you find it protection plates soft and well placed even the annoying elbow. Thx for great vids mate, keep em coming. D3o and SAS-tech is amazing soft plates thatll harden when needed.
Awesome advice. I'm a OneWheel rider looking into buying my first EUC. I came across your video just before heading out for a night ride on my XR. I decided to wear the reflective vest I usually only wear while mountain biking during hunting season. It was pretty awesome how much more room the cars gave me. I love the way you call it respect. I won't be riding at night without the vest anymore. Now I just need to pick a wheel...... KS16X or NIKOLA?
As usual. Great video Chooch. As the video was a few years ago, have you updated your gear? I'm just starting out and would like to get the 'correct' gear. I've started with the Leatt Dual Axis Knee Guards and a helmet.
I don't want to put anyone off trying to learn to ride or anything like that but U need to think about the backs of your legs!! I came off Infront of my kingsong KS 18 tried running to stay on my feet as I have done many times but was instantly taken off my feet by the unicycle which then ripped a big hole in my leg resulting in surgery won't go into it to much but was millimetres away from not being able to write this
Good stuff, too many known riders wearing too little of God forbid... Noting at all! See people zig zag way, way too close to people and cars at high speed with nothing even on their heads make me a bit, oh well sick @ gut level I suppose, not in judging way bu realize what could come and these things can brake down to no matter your skill level and let's face it, you are not perfect either none of us are. Some of these are very good riders, I used to be a decent rider myself on 2 wheels and had serious accidents, both at competitions and in traffic, yet still I did not wear when starting to EUC..? Stupidity, absolutely! Learned the hard way there too and pleased to see new riders learn form others mistakes cause I was too dumb myself for that. Head is obvious, but all joints, neck/spinal and breast/diaphragm is some very solid additional imho, leader or other scrape protection and at least I have done what I can should the unavoidable happen and it will, more likely than not.
I really really really wish I had a chest protector on when I recently had a cut out and landed on my ribs. Fractured a rib and am out of commission, on pain meds, out of work, and rotting on the couch. I had full face helmet, elbow and knee pads, and wrist guards. Only thing unprotected was my chest, and the only thing I hit. I'm hurtin.
Reed Ackerman that’s terrible I hope you get better soon. I rarely ride with the chest protection but I think it is very important. Just hot in summer and a pain to fool with
Hey bro. Thanks for the gear info. Been riding for 18 months now...had quite a few spills. Those elbow guards save your elbows. I got the Protec...nevertheless, the straps should be in the elbow and forearm. I have elbows today because of it. Be safe
I need to find elbow pads or a leather jacket with. Nice elbow padding going to try one of the armored hoodies from flatland soon but it’s a little hit for that right now
@@choochtech looks like it may have to be worn with an additional Roost deflector since riding unicycle allows you to fall forward... Lots of experience in that department
yea i think the best option for shoulder protection is one of those full body suits that have the pads in them. I might get one of those soon but they are a little pricey.
@@choochtech Chooch Marty just pik'd up one of those body armour suits from Amazon said it only costed him $60 not too pricey for protection. Although some are very pricey especially for a brand name, plus if your goen to advertise for them, you should recieve a discount otherwise thier logo or name should blend into the back ground of the garment, and not stand out in big bold lettering! Big companies depend on this, its free advertising for them.
@@choochtech Start with one of the cheap ones from Amazon, if you like it upgrade to Leatt brand. Be careful of the sizes on the cheap ones, they run very small.
I broke my hip on my electric skateboard and I didn't have my cell phone with me and nobody around would help me so I had to ride it home sitting down.
dude went from showing some knee pads to self-surgery and putting some cast on))))))))))) come on, if you are THAT bad, then this lil shit won't help you a lot. Otherwise - my respect for promoting safe riding! The only thing I hate about it that it takes the fun out of it. Every time you plan to quickly pop into a shop, you need to think about all this gear to put on. And if you go out with friends, the heavy bulky helmet etc. aren't a good thing, man. And I don't ride for fun, only commute or meeting friends. Good luck and keep safe, brother!
The real Squirrel people call me spider man or power ranger 😂 ( i use motorcycle protection bc i do a lot of moto sports or other very dangerous sports)
Great video Chooch! Thank you for stating the importance of proper safety gear. As a 53 yr old rider of motorcycles, Onewheels and EUC's, (who also happens to be retired Law Enforcement) I've been wearing ALL the protection including the yellow safety vest. I love riding, and not being able to ride because of injury, sucks!!!...not to mention all the pain and money in can cost. I agree that cops and other drivers will give you more respect and leeway because you're trying to be safe while having fun. I'm not so concerned how I look when I'm enjoying the hell out of my wheels. Besides, I get plenty of compliments and thumbs up from other drivers , motorcyclist and riders.😎 We want to grow the sport and keeping ourselves out of hospitals is a good way to go.
"Everyone must choose one of two pains... The pain of discipline or the pain of REGRET"
Great video Chooch. You do a service to the EUC community by practicing safety. Other riders, particularly new riders, see what you're wearing and hopefully it rubs off on them. I still can't get myself to wear the safety vest, but I respect you for always using it. And who knows, maybe I'll get one eventually :-)
After messing up my arm and shoulder during a faceplant a couple of months ago (my shoulder is still damaged), I am now riding with shoulder protection all the time. You can get some nice jackets with the shoulder and elbow protection built-in, and they don't slide around on you.
ElectricUnicycles crazy a lot of euc riders don’t gear up till they fall and eat it. I was the same thought I was invincible until I smashed my face and hands in New Jersey like 4 hours away from home. Now I wear everything. And trying to convince my buddy to do the same.
@@electrocycle6560 I have a feeling most of us have to experience a bad injury first. But maybe if there are enough of us riding geared-up, it'll have a positive effect and people will gear-up from the beginning. I think the trend is in the right direction.
Appreciate that Marty, I have been eyeing one of those body armor suits; they look like they would work very well. That would be the best solution to keeping the pads where you want them and prevent the sliding around problem. Cheers! Super jealous of that excellent weather you are having down there in SoCal right now, just rode to campus in 10 degree weather with black ice everywhere.
@@electrocycle6560 Yea it is a pain to gear up every time you want to ride, but it really is worth not having injuries every week. Glad you recovered from your fall my friend it is never fun.
@@electrocycle6560 hey buddy yeah we all think we're pretty invincible until we hit the pavement then reality clicks in and like Marty I damaged my shoulder and I'll tell you the shoulder takes the longest to heal, it's been 2 years since my accident and my shoulder is still not 100%
learning to ride an EUC is one thing, but learning to protect ourselves is an other!
Chooch, thanks to you, I am 3 months into my KS16S and loving it! 53 and still running with the young dogs!
I hear you Bryan I'm 49 and just getting into this now
Ha, you kids crack me up. I ride a much slower wheel but I ride a lot and I'm 73. The little kid in me wants a faster one now but I don't bounce like I use to. Follow the fun.
I got ya all beat. Started riding at 60 years young. It's a blast. Had my first spill on blacktop. Need to take a few days off from riding. Haha
I'm almost 17 and a half gonna receive my Sherman soon. kinda ironic to start off with the most epxensive, one of the biggest (behind the gotway mosnters), and one of the fastest EUC's as someone who's never stepped foot onto any PEV in my life, esp hovberboards, e-scooters, boards, bikes.
@@LS-jk3fk how is the ride?
I hate elbow pads too, but I just a motorcycle jacket with elbow and shoulder pads in it, and I love it.
Me exactly the same :) , you may want to look into that Chooch
freedomcaller i have the alpinestars bionic action uhm (protector vest)
I know this is an old video but the gel etc inside helmets is to allow your head to continue moving on impact, not to keep your head in place. It's shock absorption to prevent sudden stop impact. 👍
Agree 100% about wearing a helmet and wrist protectors. Thanks for uploading a safety video. Cheers 👍
You are so clever about all this stuff to protect your life. Great presentation and accessories.
Appreciate that! Cheers!
Maybe think about forearm protectors. They stay in place and help with skids plus help protect elbows, unless you go down hard right on the elbow. Just an extra level of safety. Awesome vid my friend.
Appreciate that! Good idea, I will look into some. Had road rash on forearms one time and that was the worst! Cheers Damian!
If I could ever talk to Santa, that table full of those goodies would be the perfect Christmas gift. Cause I could never afford any of these things. 3 kids and a partner at home taking care of it all. Hopefully I won't be too old by the time I retire to do these things. That will probably be the only time I'll be able to afford it. Lol. My whining aside, I absolutely live your videos chooch. You inspire my middle aged ass to keep moving. I really have looked at your knowledge in this subject. Not to mention you are an insane machine on these beasts. Keep going brother and I will keep watching. Whether I ever get one or not. Better than motocross...RAW!!!
Yes fluro-Green Hi Vis with thick silver flash, can be seen from space and respect better from public when over black motorcycle jacket.
I know first hand that those chest and spine protectors work great. I fell on wheel and motorcycle with them. I have a icon vest
I do kiting with a mountainboard. Fell more than 100 times from 2006 till now. Elbow protection helped me in about 80% of my falls. I wear kind of long elbow protection from elbow almost to my wrist. This system prevents from twisting and sliding off.
Very good information on your wrist guards... thanks
I use integrated protective jacket. Spine, chest, shoulders, elbows + reflective. Otherwise it's too many things to put on. Knee pads are always on of course. Now looking for a jacket that has wrist guards in it, but there doesn't seem to exist any of such kind. The goal is to contract everything to three (possibly two) simple actions. 1-2-go! Basically, when a rider is approaching motorcycling speeds, one should be protected similarly. Safe rides, folks!
Thats a really good idea man! I love the armored hoodie I have for that reason. Something reflective with wrist guards would be perfect though!
Excellent review as per Chooch , i just picked up this exact Helmet off ebay for 235 , thanks m8t , and also just received my MSX 100v thanks to your reviews , u are the man , Thanks again bro , keep em coming
Great video Chooch, I spent more money on my safety gear than on my wheel. I’m like you, I love fast riding and all it takes is one fall to ruin the fast riding experience. I buy dirt bike and super bike gear. The wheels are getting faster and you can easily wipe out on a super bike going over 100 mph and survive. I have confidence in the gear that I use now that I changed from trying to minimize damage to my body to now that I counteract the fall because of the confidence I have in my safety gear. One piece of gear that I love are my Knox Handroids for $270 because my hands are going to play an important part in reducing the fall. I feel in a fall the hands hit first, then face then shoulders. Thank you for all your videos.
Ill have to check those out and I absolutely agree, gear helps so much, and makes riding such a better experience. Thanks bro!
chooch tech, I bet you that if I fall that 70% will be on my hands. I watched the video Wraith wheel on Alien rides and he had nice safety gear. I noticed his gloves. They were Knox Handroids. I watched CZcams videos on the gloves and so I bought a pair. One guys had a accident going 112 mph, his Knox Handroids were wrecked but his hands and wrists were fine. I wear a large but the Handroids were to tight so I returned them and bought the XL and they fit perfect and they feel like your skin, I mean your hands feel so good wearing them. I’m not afraid to use my hands to stop my fall. If you have a bike shop near you go try them out. You’ll be amazed.
Hey, I like your point about the yellow vest being good for police recognizing that you are safety conscious. That’s a great point. Never thought of it. Thanks for this video.
Hi cooch all the way from Croatia. I am Saki and i have ninebotone c+. I relly apre iate all of your videos because u seem like a really swellow guy smart and most important reaaaally experianced with electric unicycles. So just so u know all of these videos u give us are literally gonna save us hell lot of pain u unfortunatelly had to experiance before us. Thank you Cooch nd keep up the good work my man. Keep up the cool vids bro
Really appreciate that Sakicro! Cheers!
got to tell u Chooch this safty video is by far one of your best videos, just look at the attention it has drawn! Great Topic
We need more videos like this. Thanks Chooch. Super helpful. Your explanation of the safety vest was really insightful. You got me thinking.
Great vid bro , I been watching u since ninebot one and it’s inspiring watching how far u come from , keep up the vibe
Gutta tell Chooch love how u start each video with the snap of ur finger! it gets ur attention...lol
Hey Chooch u forgot to mention a parachute...lol great video it is great that u went over ur safty gear, riders definitely need the pointers u laid out in front of us!
As for elbow guards I had mine on when I skidded along a tall wall & it just rolled up my arm & exposed my elbow "Ooch"
I can also see ur MSX needs protection too! Wow I remember when u got that, it looks 10 yrs old already...lol
Haha electric unicycle base jumping is the next step. Right on jack appreciate that, the shell on my msx got smashed on the front so i had to put foam on it and cover it with an old pair of jeans so when i have a 45 degree cut off it wont snap it in half again. Hope it works.
@@choochtech very Innovative thinking Chooch foam in blue jeans that's one way to enlarge your package hahaha only kidding hope it works why not try fiber glass?
Well... I am pretty happy to say that ambulance ride and rescue are free in France, I wouldn't have to ride by myself with a broken arm or leg... 😉
I had my knee pads in the car. Had a knee replacement a few months ago. On my Tesla. Took to sharp of a right turn scraped the pedal hard. It startled me I swerved to the left hard and that started it. I started fish tailing back and forth trying to recover but fell right on my knee replacement and my hip. Knee pads from now on. I learned my lesson.
Steve Sellers absolutely wear mine religiously helmet and knee pads are essential
Kudos to you for wearing protective gear. I semi-shared but realized how expensive all of my stuff is and edited it down to a few items. 😆
Needed this video
Chooch! Thanks for sharing your passion! I've been all Onewheel but I'm looking to get my first EUC. What do you recommend? Subscribed!
I sent you a message back on insta. I would sell my acm for a good price, I am moving over to boulder and need to downsize the fleet of EUC's a bit. Subbed to your channel as well appreciate it man lets ride sometime
Elbow protection is obnoxious I totally get that, but if you buy a snowboarding armor shirt based on D3O (From Demon, Rukka or Xion) you find it protection plates soft and well placed even the annoying elbow. Thx for great vids mate, keep em coming. D3o and SAS-tech is amazing soft plates thatll harden when needed.
Great rundown on your recommended safety gear. I recently started riding an EUC and I'm not looking forward to a serious crash.
Awesome advice. I'm a OneWheel rider looking into buying my first EUC. I came across your video just before heading out for a night ride on my XR. I decided to wear the reflective vest I usually only wear while mountain biking during hunting season. It was pretty awesome how much more room the cars gave me. I love the way you call it respect. I won't be riding at night without the vest anymore. Now I just need to pick a wheel...... KS16X or NIKOLA?
Thanks for including the links to the products.
As usual. Great video Chooch.
As the video was a few years ago, have you updated your gear?
I'm just starting out and would like to get the 'correct' gear. I've started with the Leatt Dual Axis Knee Guards and a helmet.
Hey Chooch! Thank you for making this great video on safety gear. I just ordered a Fox V3 motocross helmet.
I don't want to put anyone off trying to learn to ride or anything like that but U need to think about the backs of your legs!! I came off Infront of my kingsong KS 18 tried running to stay on my feet as I have done many times but was instantly taken off my feet by the unicycle which then ripped a big hole in my leg resulting in surgery won't go into it to much but was millimetres away from not being able to write this
Good stuff, too many known riders wearing too little of God forbid... Noting at all! See people zig zag way, way too close to people and cars at high speed with nothing even on their heads make me a bit, oh well sick @ gut level I suppose, not in judging way bu realize what could come and these things can brake down to no matter your skill level and let's face it, you are not perfect either none of us are. Some of these are very good riders, I used to be a decent rider myself on 2 wheels and had serious accidents, both at competitions and in traffic, yet still I did not wear when starting to EUC..?
Stupidity, absolutely! Learned the hard way there too and pleased to see new riders learn form others mistakes cause I was too dumb myself for that. Head is obvious, but all joints, neck/spinal and breast/diaphragm is some very solid additional imho, leader or other scrape protection and at least I have done what I can should the unavoidable happen and it will, more likely than not.
Yellow Vest! Gilets Jaunes!
How about protecting the EUC from being destroyed ? Foam and stuff?
There is a company in New Zealand that makes foam rubber jackets for many EUCs.
www.roll.nz/21-euc-bodyguard
I really really really wish I had a chest protector on when I recently had a cut out and landed on my ribs. Fractured a rib and am out of commission, on pain meds, out of work, and rotting on the couch. I had full face helmet, elbow and knee pads, and wrist guards. Only thing unprotected was my chest, and the only thing I hit. I'm hurtin.
Reed Ackerman that’s terrible I hope you get better soon. I rarely ride with the chest protection but I think it is very important. Just hot in summer and a pain to fool with
Thanks for this very interesting information AND the links to order these!
Hey bro. Thanks for the gear info. Been riding for 18 months now...had quite a few spills. Those elbow guards save your elbows. I got the Protec...nevertheless, the straps should be in the elbow and forearm. I have elbows today because of it. Be safe
I need to find elbow pads or a leather jacket with. Nice elbow padding going to try one of the armored hoodies from flatland soon but it’s a little hit for that right now
@@choochtech never heard of it. Will check it out myself
shayne caesar links in bio they are cool they just have not got mine to me so I can’t say for sure how well it works
@@choochtech looks like it may have to be worn with an additional Roost deflector since riding unicycle allows you to fall forward... Lots of experience in that department
Great video
Hey Chooch , how do u mount the gopro on the front of the Helmet like that , thanks bro
If you break your arm, just call the ambulance please....you will need to go to hospital anyway to get it fixed.
instead of that splinter maybe you should consider wearing an elbow guard? :p then you would most likely not need the splinter
What about shoulder protection?! I find if I fall my knee then my shoulder hit
yea i think the best option for shoulder protection is one of those full body suits that have the pads in them. I might get one of those soon but they are a little pricey.
@@choochtech Chooch Marty just pik'd up one of those body armour suits from Amazon said it only costed him $60 not too pricey for protection. Although some are very pricey especially
for a brand name, plus if your goen to advertise for them, you should recieve a discount otherwise thier logo or name should blend into the back ground of the garment, and not stand out in big bold lettering!
Big companies depend on this, its free advertising for them.
@@choochtech Start with one of the cheap ones from Amazon, if you like it upgrade to Leatt brand. Be careful of the sizes on the cheap ones, they run very small.
Steel toe boots!!!
What happened to your msx front? Looks like you had to take it up and add some padding by the looks?
Elbow protection?
Do you prefer the 18xl or msuper x
Nice looking shirt.😷
Thanks man!
Nice man ...👏👏
celso melo right on Celso, cheers bro!
😉
What you think about ennui st wrist guards? Are these better than burton?
I broke my hip on my electric skateboard and I didn't have my cell phone with me and nobody around would help me so I had to ride it home sitting down.
Cool
dude went from showing some knee pads to self-surgery and putting some cast on))))))))))) come on, if you are THAT bad, then this lil shit won't help you a lot. Otherwise - my respect for promoting safe riding!
The only thing I hate about it that it takes the fun out of it. Every time you plan to quickly pop into a shop, you need to think about all this gear to put on. And if you go out with friends, the heavy bulky helmet etc. aren't a good thing, man. And I don't ride for fun, only commute or meeting friends. Good luck and keep safe, brother!
When riding around on a unicycle dosnt make you look like a big enough douche , wear to much protective gear , just to make sure
Lmao, only way to do it. Looking like bob the builder out here! Cheers pat!
The real Squirrel people call me spider man or power ranger 😂 ( i use motorcycle protection bc i do a lot of moto sports or other very dangerous sports)