Pros: Inexpensive. Streamlined, low-profile. They are symmetrical, so you can flip them.
Cons: They don't last very long. Also they start melting (!!) if they're dragged in long corners for more than a second at a time. If you do this repeatedly, I noticed the puck may start to unglue itself from the velcro.
They are pretty noisy, which can be good or bad, depending on what you are trying to accomplish. They look a little strange closeup, with a "scooped out" section in the middle. The low-profile is a good touch, but it really should be a harder compound if it is to last more than a few track days. That's probably the tradeoff with the low price.
Pros: Inexpensive. Streamlined, low-profile. They are symmetrical, so you can flip them.
Cons: They don't last very long. Also they start melting (!!) if they're dragged in long corners for more than a second at a time. If you do this repeatedly, I noticed the puck may start to unglue itself from the velcro.
Comments: They are pretty noisy, which can be good or bad, depending on what you are trying to accomplish. They look a little strange closeup, with a "scooped out" section in the middle. The low-profile is a... (Read the rest of this review)
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You get what you pay for
By Austin from San Diego, CA on 03/11/2008
Pros: Great price.... soft compound with no catching
Cons: You get what you pay for...had holes where it looked like a logo would have been placed...and very low profile,
Comments: Not recomended for people still TRYING to get that knee down...very low profile for the guys that are comfortable with getting the knee down and looking for some extra clearance in those tight... (Read the rest of this review)
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AGV Knee Sliders
By Michael from Dallas, Texas on 03/06/2007
Pros: Great price point - $15.00 for a set is definately affordable for the person just starting to get the knee down. Good design, slide well & do not catch.
Cons: Fairly soft, do not last as long as harder compound sliders.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
