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Armour 2.0 Knee Pads White S
Armour 2.0 Knee Pads White S
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Armour 2.0 Knee Pads White S

Original price was: $30.00.Current price is: $26.23.

GAME DAY READY: Show up ready to perform with our Armour 2.0 Knee Pads. Plus they are so light and comfortable you might forget you’re wearing them – until you land on your knees and they absorb the shock.
MAXIMUM MOBILITY & SUPPORT: The hinged design allows for maximum mobility, featuring Dual density EVA foam for increased impact protection, protecting you from every tackle that comes your way.
COMFORTABLE DESIGN: Designed with extremely durable circular knit construction for unmatched comfort, fit & feel all game long.
MATERIALS & CARE: Made of Polyester/Nylon/Spandex/Rubber. Our Knee Pads are machine washable & dryable allowing for easy care.
THE PURSUIT OF BETTER: Under Armour’s vision is to inspire you with performance solutions you never knew you needed and can’t imagine living without. With the relentless pursuit of innovation, Under Armour is here to help you succeed.

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Price: $30.00 - $26.23
(as of Oct 23, 2024 03:20:04 UTC – Details)

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