EVS R4 neck brace / support – OLD Bull Trailriders

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November 29, 2011 at 5:37 pm #100761

Greg
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After having had nearly every neck brace on the market to date and not getting one that would fit. I suffer from reallybignoneckidess so a brace that was adjustable and low was important. I found these and after some phone calls through our local channels I bought a couple for Nick and I to try and see how they go. They turned up yesterday and seem really comfortable thus far. I have forwarded Nicks to him, he should have it tomorrow so
we will see how they go and let you know

http://www.evs-sports.com/product/neck-support/r4-neck-support/

TB

November 30, 2011 at 10:59 am #212384

Evan
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I dont know about these but my $700 EVS knee braces are total crap they have been falling apart since the day i got them, and i would avoid EVs in the future were possible

November 30, 2011 at 11:03 am #212415

Greg
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I have a EVS armour body suit I bought when I got back from Cape York in 2004 that hasnt beat! not a tear nothing Thats 7 years old and done more than the average amount of use Maybe Ev your knee braces get more impact use then the norm :laugh: :laugh: Thanks for the heads up but I will keep an eye on the them and report back

cheers

TB

November 30, 2011 at 11:35 am #212385

Dwayne O
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Looks to be a half decent bit of safety kit at a good price Should be well suited to most ADV riding ,,,
Keep us posted on the performance (no crash testing required though) :whistle: :blink: :laugh:

Cheers

December 1, 2011 at 9:23 pm #212422

Nick Jackson
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I’ve now got the neck support that TB kindly sorted for me and I have to say it’s a quality looking bit of gear.

I tried it on and I think like any new gear it will need a break in period to get usd to the new restrictions of the support but who doesn’t put on boots for the 1st time and need to get used to them.

Time will tell but 1st impressions are good

Nick

May 29, 2012 at 7:01 pm #212512

Craig Hatton
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Nickj wrote:

I’ve now got the neck support that TB kindly sorted for me and I have to say it’s a quality looking bit of gear.

I tried it on and I think like any new gear it will need a break in period to get usd to the new restrictions of the support but who doesn’t put on boots for the 1st time and need to get used to them.

Time will tell but 1st impressions are good

Nick

How about a report Nick

cheers hatto

May 29, 2012 at 10:12 pm #222993

Justin Mcknnon
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I have had an EVS R4 now for about 2 months, my views

GOOD
Lightweight
Not noticeable when riding 90% of the time
Locking system works well

BAD
In tight snotty situations where you have to duck your head under obstacles you cant duck as low as you think you can (I have broken 2 helmet peaks ducking trees at pace…)
In a heavy crash the load seems to be placed squarely on the muscles either side of your neck/ shoulder blades, I have walked away with bruising but I’d much sooner have bruises then snap my neck
If you use the supplied straps it pays to remember to take your camelback off before the neck brace (have been tangled up a few times at service stations.)

IMO for the price people would be mad not to have one, I have honestly found the only people that bad mouth the braces tend to not have one themselves and generally dont see the sense in spending $$$ on other safety equipment (knee braces, helmets over $500) I would much sooner be out of pocket for few weeks then spend my remaining life in a wheelchair should the unthinkable happen
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