FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RDH KNEE GUARD RDHKNEE
FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RDH KNEE GUARD KNEERDH
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FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RDH KNEE GUARD

$149.95
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SKU: 36-6009S

Size: Small / Medium
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Description

The FLY Racing Blueprint RDH Knee Guard is made for riders who know that knees tend to find the ground, running board, or footpeg at the worst possible time. Whether you are carving snowy trails, working through rough two track, or spending a long day at the motocross track, this guard adds practical coverage without overcomplicating your kit. It is a smart layer of protection for active riding, especially when conditions change and you still need to move naturally on the machine. We like gear like this because it is simple, purposeful, and easy to justify after one hard bump. Pair it with your riding pants or layering setup and head out with a little more confidence.

  • Brand: FLY Racing
  • Product Name: FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RDH KNEE GUARD
  • Model Year: 2026
  • Part Number: 36-6009
  • Product Type: Knee guard
  • Category: Protective gear
  • Intended Use: Snowmobile, dirt bike, and motocross riding
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed to provide added knee coverage while riding
    • Protective gear option for trail, track, and off-road use
    • Works as part of a rider layering and protection setup
    • Suited for riders who want extra confidence in rough conditions

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

This knee guard fits well in both snowmobile and dirt bike riding setups. It is listed under protective gear and also tied to motocross use, so it is a practical choice for riders who split time between snow, trails, and track days.
Knee guards are commonly worn under riding pants, but the final fit depends on your pants, base layers, and personal comfort. If your gear is already snug around the knee, check mobility before heading out so you are not fighting your setup all day.
No specific safety certification is provided in the product information, so we do not list one. It is best viewed as added protective coverage for riding, not a substitute for checking manufacturer details and choosing gear that matches your activity and comfort needs.
It is a good option for riders who want added knee coverage without building a full race level armor setup from scratch. Trail riders, motocross riders, and snowmobile riders who deal with bumps, branches, and awkward dismounts can all appreciate extra protection.