Sixsixone knee pads.

Looking for something similar to kyle straight knee pads. And something that's instock at a shop in the lower mainland. Everywhere in Langley is sold out of anything. I don't want shin pads, just some sort of knee pad that won't move around excessively, or restrict movement.

Suggestions, or directions?

well, as you probably know, you are limited to 661 kyle straits or evo from 661. otherwise, there's RF DIG knee or troy lee t-bone

but I found both of those to move around.

different bikes should have some in stock, check MEC for 661 dig, cove or other shops should have the rest

Check with Skiis [HTML_REMOVED] Biikes (Snowcovers) on 4th to see if t hey have the POC knees?

Check with Skiis [HTML_REMOVED] Biikes (Snowcovers) on 4th to see if t hey have the POC knees?

they sell poc?

I've been looking for local dealers

The RF DIG knee is very similar to a Kyle Strait, but they fit me better. I have been using them for a year on the Shore and at Whistler and they stay in place and are very comfortable. Pretty good price as well. Different, MEC, or Obsession should have 'em

lynn valley bikes has Tom cat pads by 661, they are awesome pads..

I have the Fox Launch knee pads. They fit me better then any other brand I tried on. I got them at Different Bikes by seymour.

I have a pair of the Fox knee pads and was very happy with them until they started to fall apart on me. My LBS was going to warranty them for me but I ended up moving out of the area unexpectedly. I really liked them otherwise so hopefully my experience is not typical.

Tantalus has some of the EVO knees, EVO XClite, and a couple of other pads on sale.

lynn valley bikes has Tom cat pads by 661, they are awesome pads..

I am using the Tomcats as well, like em. Have no exp w/Kyle Straits. Didn't like the veggies. On Top has the Tomcats as well.

veggies aren't raelly for big impacts, more or so sliding pads.

Check out the O'neal pads, I think they make 2 models of knee only. I tried on the Sinner pads, they fit really good and felt super snug, so I don't think I would get any movement in them. I am going to buy a set soon. I think Maple Ridge Cycles has them, just across the bridge from Langley.

Experience Cycling in Maple Ridge has tons of Kyle Straits. Just bought a pair yesterday funny enough.

I'd throw out another recommendation for tomcat's too….I used them until I decide I wanted a bit of shin protection again….I tired the strait's and found them a bit bulky and never really stayed in place, the tomcats never slipped or moved around, even in crashes….