Spare Part - EVS Axis Web Pro Strap Kit - Right - M

A genuine EVS Sports replacement strap kit for the Web Pro knee brace, supplied for a right-side brace in size medium. Straps are a wear item on any knee brace, so keeping a fresh set on hand means a tired or damaged strap doesn't sideline an otherwise serviceable brace.

The hook-and-loop ends let you fine-tune tension quickly at the track or on the trail, so the brace can be reset to a comfortable, secure fit between sessions. Suited to motocross, enduro and off-road riders already running EVS Web Pro braces.

• Genuine EVS Sports replacement straps for the Web Pro knee brace
• Supplied for a right-side brace, size medium
• Velcro brand hook-and-loop ends for quick tension and sizing adjustment
• Compatible with all EVS Web Pro knee braces
• Restores secure fit on braces with worn, stretched or damaged straps

• EVS Web Pro replacement strap kit for one right-side knee brace (size medium)

Note the routing and orientation of the existing straps before removing them, and fit the new straps the same way so tension is spread evenly across the brace.
Check that this kit matches your brace: it is for a right-side EVS Web Pro brace in size medium.
Adjust the hook-and-loop ends so the brace is firm but not restricting circulation, and re-check tension after the first few minutes of riding.
Hand wash the straps in cool water with a mild soap, rinse thoroughly and air dry away from direct sunlight, heaters or a clothes dryer.
Pick mud, grit and grass out of the hook-and-loop before it dries in — packed debris is the main cause of straps losing grip.
Always close the hook-and-loop ends back onto themselves for washing and storage so they don't snag or collect lint.
Inspect the straps before each ride for fraying, stretching, torn stitching or hook-and-loop that no longer holds, and replace them if any of these appear.
Store the brace and straps clean and dry, laid flat or hung rather than crushed under other gear.
Avoid solvents, bleach, petrol and fabric softeners, all of which can degrade the webbing and hook-and-loop.