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Ive seen there are Impact short threads but I was wondering if anyone has any advice what shorts may be good if you have previously broken your Coccyx?
I have the RED impact shorts ( just foam inserts) but didnt offer up much protection the day I bust my coccyx.
I still on the mend but im looking to upgrade my protection shorts.
Im thinking either Forcefield Board shorts as the protection goes all the way across instead of just localized protection over the coccyx.
Any other suggestions ?
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Forcefield is the big name, but demon, Dainese, ProTec all do products as you probably well know.
One thing which is well worth investigating is the range of stuff using D30 - its a flexable shock absorbing gel material which is now being used in high-end protective clothing. Think most of the above are using it in their upper end ranges. Maybe worth a look.
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Dainese were the ones that always used to get recommended - they do a pair with hard plastic shelled coccyx protection.
If I was buying I'd probably go with Mr Sideways and look into the D30 stuff.
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