The D3O pad is much more noticeable when standing up with your knees locked and walking, but it isn't uncomfortable and doesn't limit range of motion. The pads stay comfortable even after a few hours of riding and don't feel overly bulky. I was able to leave them in place while climbing on trail rides, and rarely felt the need to make any adjustments, even on hot days. The pads breathe relatively well, and they don't feel any hotter than other pads with similar amounts of coverage. The silicone grippers and seamless construction prevent any slippage and still keep the pads comfortable. The same D3O® reinforced knee pad provides comfortable protection. It'd also be nice if the top cuff was a little longer, but to be fair, I didn't have any issues with the pads slipping down or shifting out of place. The POC Joint VPD System Knee is a lightweight, highly flexible protector that works with the body in all riding positions, warming to and moving as one with the body. They are comfortable and easily adjusted with the strap up top, although I wouldn't mind seeing a strap on the bottom for a little more adjustability. I've been riding the 661 DBO knee pads for a couple of months now, and in that time they've been with me everywhere from the bike park to long trail rides.The 661 DBO knee pads fit me well - I typically wear a size medium, and that was the correct size in this case.
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