True ZeroLyte Arm Pads
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True ZeroLyte Arm Pads
The True Zerolyte Arm lacrosse pads are designed for elite lacrosse players seeking maximum mobility and protection. They feature hexashield protection in slash zones along the arm. The true grip liner is made of silicone to prevent the pads from sliding. These pads are built around the concept of "Freedom in Motion," offering unrestricted movement while providing necessary protection in key impact zones.
Key features include:
| Hexashield Protection | Focused on protection in six key areas along the arm, including the elbow, forearm, and bicep. |
| Microban Liner | Helps wick away moisture and has antimicrobial properties for preventing odor-causing bacteria. |
| True Grip Liner | Uses silicone to create a secure fit, preventing the pads from sliding around during play. |
Top Competitors
The Epoch Integra Elite is a great choice for players who demand the best in protective gear. Featuring molded Integra technology, which provides a custom-fit feel and exceptional protection. The Maverik Shift features an integrated pin system that ensures a precise alignment between the compression sleeve and the protective pad.
What people are saying about the ZeroLyte
| 👍 Pros |
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| Perfect if your player needs a step up over basic introduction pads. They offer good protection and mobility for the price. |
| My movement feels unrestricted and they have protected me against some harsh hits. The sizes are spot on. |
| Couldn't ask for a better fit. And no sliding around whatsoever. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| Too bulky with the three pads. I’d prefer a single-sleeve style instead. |
| The strapping system is a little flimsy and comes undone when I run. |
| Just okay. If you play hard, they will slide around. |
Breaking into the protective scene, True tries its hand with the Zerolyte arm pads. Made in sizes for offensive and defensive players, the Zerolytes are pretty impressive for a first-generation pad. The liner won’t absorb moisture and is treated with antimicrobial protection, so the pads aren’t wet and won’t smell after use. The pads also have a silicone liner in certain parts of the sleeve and pads themselves to keep them from sliding down.
Allen Melick