Fuse Omega Pocket Knee Pads (Pair)

Marsoni

M251S

$108.00

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Fuse Omega Pocket Knee Pads (Pair)With many of the Fuse team constantly travelling around the globe, they wanted to create an even slimmer, lighter, low profile knee pad that took up minimum space in your travel bag. Using a new ultra lite SAS TEC Viscoelastic foam cap, the Omega Pocket Knee Pad is a super comfortable pad that offers the highest standard of impact protection yet folds away to a fraction of a regular knee pad. This is a product that has been an instant hit with the

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026