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Paddling tops with shoulder padding

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Anyone know if such a thing exists?

I heard the Wavesport Monolith had some padding but looks like it's out of production.
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Hey Marshall, Get a lacrosse shoulder pad liner. It is a thin foam shoulder pad worn under the main shoulder pads for extra protection. This would probaly work OK. Check out Brine and STX as they are the major manufactures of lacrosse stuff. Hope this helps. Jim
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shoulder pads?

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Here you go.
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The thriller jacket got me moist....

PeakUK makes a creeking drytop now that has removeable shoulder and elbow armor, I'll check out the LaCrosse pads too for a shorty top.

I'm trying to avoid more of this;

http://www.cornyouthalliance.org/photo.php?pnumb=285
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Ouch! That looks like my leg did after taking a swim on the Savage a few weeks ago, although it took a week for the bruise to surface. Hope that gets better soon. Jim
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LAX or hockey pads might work but will be wet / cold at times. Go to a shop and try them on you might want youth large / adult mediums to keep them in tight but have the range of motion. Once you know the size then look at ebay, re-sale shops and ask friends for extra.
Now.... with that pix :o we need a story to go along with it. :wink:
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No special story, it's just a wound in my ongoing and loosing battle with mental retardation.
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Now how the heck can I argue with that comment! LOL


Just glad to see you only have a deep bruise.

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per your request...

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http://www.peakukus.com/pc-27-2-creek.aspx FYI

[img]http://www.peakukus.com/images/PRODUCT/medium/27.jpg[/img]

Construction / Cut: Articulated with bent elbows. Fully taped seams.
Fabric: Breathable and durable X4 fabric with Cordura shoulders and elbows .
Neck: Latex inner and with super stretch neoprene outer cone.
Wrists: Latex with opening AO2neoprene.
Waist: Neoprene AO2 outer seal with light weight X2.5MR inner.
Features: Stylish and functional mesh drainage system between neck seals.
Sizes: S. M. L. XL. XXL.
Colours: Black/Ice
Uses: Freestyle. Whitewater.

This is most serious drytop on the market. The heay wieght X4 material will keep you warm and dry. It is also highly breathable to keep you comfortable in all conditions.
When you add the removable creeking pads you are ready to take on the tightest and steepest creeks around. The pads cover your elbows, shoulders, and upper spine! Ready to ship May 1, 2007


Factory Price: $350.00
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