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Details
Tailbone Protector — Demon AZZPADZ, Snowboard Coccyx Pad
Dedicated tailbone and coccyx padding you can strap on under any snow pants.
A hard shell tailbone pad in a three-layer build that contours to your seat and cushions the tailbone — adjustable, lightweight, and easy to wear under your gear all day.
Features
Hard Shell tailbone padding — Contours to your seat for ergonomic comfort.
3-layer build — Dual-density foam, a rigid inner panel and a soft backing foam cushion the tailbone and seat.
Adjustable harness — Fully adjustable waist and leg straps for a secure, personalized fit.
Easy on and off — Can be worn under snow pants without taking them off.
Lightweight and durable — Just 8 oz, built for all-day use.
Specs
Hard shell tailbone pad with 3-layer construction (dual-density foam, rigid inner panel, soft backing foam)
Adjustable waist and leg straps
Weight: ~8 oz
Sizing: Youth (ages 6–11, under 26" waist); Medium (26"–32" waist; pad 11" long, 39" belt); Large (32"–52" waist; pad 12.5" long, 52" belt)
Care: hand wash, air dry
Intended use
For snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking only. Not for motorsports. Designed to cushion minor impacts and reduce bruising, scuffs and abrasions from falls typical of these sports. No protective equipment can prevent serious injury. Fit it snug, check it for damage before each use, and replace it if it is cracked, torn or worn.
For riders who want dedicated tailbone coverage without a full padded short — strap it on over a base layer, under your snow pants.