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Pads Preview PADS PREVIEW 20 20 PHOTO Ridden, loved and trusted by riders all over the world, All our pads are hand-made with care at an exclusive FUSE is the only PROTECTION you need. facility in Hungary, allowing us to constantly test and improve our products year on year. From PRO athletes to first time riders, our protection inspires those with confidence to take their riding to the With the huge success of our OMEGA line, we are proud next level. Our latest line of protection gear features to introduce the OMEGA shin/whip pad, the OMEGA the highest quality materials, technologies and has of knee/shin/whip pad and the OMEGA ankle protector. course retained the ‘bullet proof’ quality FUSE is best Utilizing strapless compression technology and SAS-TEC known for. inserts, these new items are the perfect solution for riders looking for an incredibly comfortable and lightweight pad From our essential ALPHA line, to the cutting-edge that still offers the maximum protection possible without OMEGA range, all FUSE products are designed in house sacrificing manoeuvrability. here in Cologne, Germany by a team of riders who are riding the very same products they put their name We also updated our ALPHA brace, by adding an extra behind. main strap for more support, and refining the tongue position for more comfort. Whatever you do on your bike, FUSE has you protected. OW02 P. ALPHA SERIES 03 20 20 P. 04 PADS 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with soft lycra Protection: EVA foam padding KNEE SLEEVE Features: ultra slim and light weight; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 225g OW02 P. PADS 05 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with soft lycra Protection: EVA foam padding ELBOW SLEEVE Features: ultra slim and light weight; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 175g OW02 P. 06 PADS 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer Lycra, soft inner durable outer KNEE Protection: EVA foam padding under nylon hard cap PAD Features: durable Duratex knee cap outer material; extra side padding areas; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 375g OW02 P. PADS 07 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer ELBOW Protection: soft Lycra PAD Features: EVA foam padding under nylon hard cap durable Duratex knee cap outer material; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 295g OW02 P. 08 PADS 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, super stretch perforated neoprene straps SHIN Protection: nylon hard shield with eva foam backing PAD Features: highly durable Cordura front material; concealed inner pocket for nylon shield Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 335g OW02 P. PADS 09 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Duratex with air plush anti-bactrial lining, super stretch perforated neoprene straps SHIN/WHIP Protection: nylon hard shield with EVA foam backing, inner leg articulated whip pad PAD Features: highly durable Cordura front and side material; concealed inner pocket for nylon shield Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 395g OW02 P. 10 PADS 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Duratex with air plush anti-bactrial lining, super stretch perforated neoprene straps SHIN/WHIP Protection: nylon hard shield with EVA foam backing, inner leg articulated whip pad, extended padding for upper shin area PAD Features: highly durable Cordura front and side material; concealed inner pocket for nylon shield; EXTENDED extended protection for upper shin area Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 470g OW02 P. PADS 11 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Duratex with air plush anti-bactrial lining, super stretch perforated neoprene straps SHIN/WHIP Protection: nylon hard shield with EVA foam backing for shin and ankle, inner leg articulated whip pad PAD Features: highly durable Cordura front and side material; /ANKLE concealed inner pocket for nylon shield Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 445g OW02 P. 12 PADS 20 Please note: product may vary in appearance! 20 NEW SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Cordura with air plush anti-bacterial lining ANKLE Protection: EVA foam padding BRACE Features: bi-directional straps for improved ankle support; highly durable Cordura front and side material sold as pair Sizes: one size Weight: 270g OW02 P. PADS 13 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Cordura with air plush anti-bactrial lining WRIST Protection: ergonomic shape with semi-rigid upper and lower wrist support sections SUPPORT Features: ultra wide high tension strap for tighter wrist fitting sold as pair Sizes: one size Weight: 39g OW02 P. 14 PADS 20 20 SERIES ALPHA Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene and Duratex with air plush anti-bactrial lining ANKLE Protection: EVA foam padding under polyamide hard shield PROTECTOR Features: achilles tendon padding; highly durable construction sold as pair Sizes: one size Weight: 135g OW02 P. DELTA SERIES 15 P. 16 PADS 20 20 SERIES DELTA DELTA Pad Material: breathable perforated Duratex neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer Lycra, soft inner durable outer KNEE Protection: EVA foam back, “DFS” 150kg/m3 memory foam under polyamide soft cap PAD Features: extended lower and side of knee cap padding; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; upper and lower straps for fit adjustment Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 485g OW02 P. PADS 17 20 20 SERIES DELTA DELTA Pad Material: breathable perforated and super stretch neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, ECHO 125 Cordura and Duratex outer layer with air plush lining Protection: EVA foam back, “DFS” 150kg/m3 memory foam under polyamide soft cap KNEE/SHIN/ANKLE Features: combo design with full shin and ankle protection; tough and durable Cordura and Duratex outer fabrics; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; articulated whip pads; extra side impact padding; ankle pad with achilles tendon padding PAD Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 515g OW02 P. 18 PADS 20 20 SERIES DELTA DELTA Pad Material: breathable perforated Duratex neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer soft Lycra ELBOW Protection: EVA foam back, “DFS” 150kg/m3 memory foam under polyamide soft cap PAD Features: sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 350g OW02 P. ECHO SERIES 19 SAS-TEC IS A VISCOELASTIC PU FOAM, COMFORTABLE AND FLEXIBLE FOR IMPROVED RIDER MOVEMENT YET CAPABLE OF ABSORBING REPEATED HIGH IMPACT LOADS. 20 20 P. 20 PADS 20 20 SERIES ECHO Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with Cordura outer layer, with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer Lycra, KNEE Protection: soft inner durable outer PAD Features: SAS-TEC, soft and flexible Viscoelastic foam with extreme impact absorption properties tough and durable Cordura outer fabric; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; upper and lower straps for fit adjustment; extra side impact padding Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 485g OW02 P. PADS 21 20 20 SERIES ECHO Pad Material: breathable perforated Duratex neoprene with air plush anti-bactrial lining, back side with dual layer soft Lycra ELBOW Protection: SAS-TEC, soft and flexible Viscoelastic foam with extreme impact absorption properties PAD Features: sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 345g OW02 P. 22 PADS 20 20 SERIES ECHO Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with Cordura and Duratex outer layer, with air plush anti-bactrial lining ECHO 75 KNEE/SHIN PAD Protection: SAS-TEC, soft and flexible Viscoelastic foam with extreme impact absorption properties Features: combo design with three quarter shin protection; tough and durable Cordura and Duratex outer fabric; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; articulated whip pads; extra side impact padding Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 715g OW02 P. PADS 23 20 20 SERIES ECHO Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with Cordura and Duratex outer layer, with air plush anti-bactrial lining ECHO 100 KNEE/SHIN PAD Protection: SAS-TEC, soft and flexible Viscoelastic foam with extreme impact absorption properties Features: combo design with full shin protection; tough and durable Cordura and Duratex outer fabric; sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; articulated whip pads; extra side impact padding Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 815g OW02 P. 24 PADS 20 20 SERIES ECHO Pad Material: breathable perforated neoprene with Cordura and Duratex outer layer, with air plush anti-bactrial lining ECHO 125 KNEE/SHIN/ANKLE Protection: SAS-TEC, soft and flexible Viscoelastic foam with extreme impact absorption properties Features: combo design with full shin and ankle protection; tough and durable Cordura and Duratex outer fabric; PAD sharkskin neoprene gripper to prevent pad slip; articulated whip pads; extra side impact padding; adjustable ankle pad for improved fitting; full removable ankle section Sizes: kids size, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large Weight: 890g OW02 P.
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