EVS Sports Byggt för att ta smällen

EVS Sports started in 1985 with one stubborn idea: motocross riders deserved a knee brace built for the track, not borrowed from a hospital. The result was the AMX-5, the first motocross-specific knee brace, and knees remain the heart of the brand four decades later. Travis Pastrana still sends it in EVS gear, which says more than any lab report.

Knees are where EVS earns its name, so Knobby keeps that shelf deep. Soft knee guards like the Slayco96 and the TP199 Pastrana signature pads cover everyday riding, the Option range and Option Mini bring the same protection down to younger legs, and the hinged Axis Sport and Web Eclipse braces step up to full ligament support for riders who want a frame around the joint.

Around that core sits the rest of the body: SB03 and SB05 shoulder protection, WB01 wrist supports and Wrister gloves with built-in wrist bracing, plus Option elbow guards and TUG base layers that disappear under any motocross or enduro kit. Most lines come in adult and kids sizes, because crashing is not an age-restricted activity.