Ronin Gear Pro Paintball Knee Shin Pads Reviews

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Number of Reviews: 4 Average Rating: 7.8 / 10 Manufacturer Website: Click here Suggested Retail Price: $50

Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing From one of the top names in Paintball, Ronin Gear! Latest black neoprene style provides maximum protection. Pro paintball quality! Improved design features a padded knee cap and adjustable velcro straps. Designed primarily for comfortable 'under the pants' wear, but can also be used over the pants. One size fits all! Product Availability   The Ronin Gear Pro Paintball Knee Shin Pads are older, so while they may be available used and in a few cases new, they are not commonly available anymore. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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Breygon Saturday, January 17th, 2004 Period of Product Use: 3 months 1 of 2 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Marker Setup: Verticle Phantom with .45 grip Strengths: -Flexibility -Durability -Comfortable -Easy to wash Weaknesses: -Heavy -Slip down the leg -Pull the hair on the leg Review: Thise kneepads are just about perfect, if you have no leg hair, and don't mind practically cutting off the blood flow to your legs to keep them on. Beyond that, they are fairly durable (good stitching), relatively comfortable (I forget I am wearing them on the field, but then again, I forget about lots of other stuff as well), and easy to wash. I wear mine underneath my pants, so they stay in pretty good condition, and I suggets everyone else do the same, it takes a lot of wear and tear off of the pads and puts it onto the pants, which is generally good, considering most PB pants are made to be sliding in. I haven't had any problems with the stitching, straps or craftsmanship in any way. On the down-side, unless you are comfortable with kneepads being on REALLY tight, they will slide down your leg, especially if you play aggressively. Also since it is made out of neoprene (I think) it is really grippy, and pulls on my leg hairs, but that is really minor. Also I it is a little bit harder to run in them, but I think you will probably get that with most other protective equipment. Conclusion: Overall these kneepads are great, comfortable with the one problem being that they slide down your leg. Rating: 8 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Gray Monday, June 13th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 months Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: Regular skating knee pads Marker Setup: Black to blue fade Proto Matrix Shocktech Drop On/Off Strengths: Lots of padding pretty comfortable great stitching Weaknesses: Velcrow gets weak after a while Slips down leg Review: These pads are really well build. After 3-4 months of me using them every weekend they have held out really well. Ive only had one rip but with a little stitching it was great. When you kneel on the hard ground with rocks and branches, you can play comfortable instead of shifting you weight because of pain. They are very comfortable and you forget you have them on sometimes. This brings me to my next point. If you slide wrong or didn't have them tight enough, they will slip down your leg. Especially if you play hard and start to sweat. Also the Velcro gets alittle weak, but it still works fine. Conclusion: I would recommend these to anyone. Rating: 8 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Doorman Sunday, October 10th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Renegades Marker Setup: Custom 'cocker Belsales Hollowpoint 3way Nexus Eclipse ram Palmers Rock LPR Maxflo vert inline (Shocker style) Rat 3:16 valve J&J 12" ceramic, 12" boomy Spyder TL+ Palmers Stabilizer male CIP 15º Assault Block DOP Bullet drop honed and polished body tubes 14" J&J Ceramic EvoII CO2 operation for all my markers Strengths: Comfortable and soft. Weaknesses: Need to be worn under pants. Sized wrong. Review: I picked these pads up because I was getting very sick of my Renegades sliding around. So far they have stayed in place with only little movement when doing a very agressive slide. My old Renegades had only a single adjustable strap across the top, this made them very hard to keep tight. I would go home with bruising because I had to cinch them down to tight. The Ronin's don't. I tighten them down snug and adjust them as my legs sweat. Since the straps are neoprene, they are very soft and comfortable. The knee gel is very comfortable and absorbs impacts well. Even going into a full knee slide is comfortable without jarring the back. The shin protection is soft and pliable as well. The downside is that they are neoprene. This means you will want them under your pants to keep them protected. They can gather up all kinds of nasties and cuts if worn on the outside. Conclusion: I'd recommend anyone in need of a good set of lower leg pads that they want under their pants. If you get them sized properly (they are actually just a single size larger than advertised) they will fit without cutting off your circulation. It sure is nice to come home after a hard days play and not have the wife complaining about my bruised up legs! :D Rating: 8 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

SupAirman Wednesday, May 12th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Only tested Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: JT Skins-much more maneuverable without much loss in protection DYE Xcel Pads- Much easier to wear, comparable in protection Marker Setup: '03 Impulse -WAS Board -Dynamix Paintball PTI frame -Various internal upgrades -Reloader B -Crossfire low output 68/4500 HPA Strengths: -VERY, VERY protective (A good 3/4 inch of padding, if not more) -Comfortable Weaknesses: -They are just too big, makes running difficult Review: These pads are a VERY good buy for back players. I got mine for $18 shipped off of eBay (brand new). My first impression was "Wow, these things are well-made!" I put them on and am still impressed. My only problem with them is that they are so thick (for increased protection) that it makes moving difficult. I play the front, so speed it critical. For that very reason, I sold them to my dad (for under-the-car work) for $10. He was very impressed with them, although he wasn't using them for paintball. I'd say these are an exceptional buy for any back player, but would not recommend for front players. And because I am a front player, I give these a 7. Conclusion: Back players- BUY now (eBay has a lot for sale) Front/Mid Players- Go with the more manueverable and compact pads by DYE, Redz, or JT Rating: 7 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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