Sidi Sport Srl Crossair X Shin Plate - Fluo Yellow / Black

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The Sidi Crossair X Shin Plate is designed for dedicated off-road and motocross riders who require robust impact protection without sacrificing mobility. Its primary benefit is the high-level shielding it provides against debris and trail obstacles, finished in a high-visibility Fluo Yellow and Black design. Potential users should note that this component is specifically engineered for the Crossair X boot series and may not be compatible with other footwear models.
| Model Part Number | 906341 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sidi Sport Srl |
Yes, the shin plates are provided to cover both legs.
No, these are specifically designed for the Crossair X series and are not guaranteed to fit legacy boots.
We do not recommend painting the plates, as solvents in the paint may react with the polymer and cause structural weakness.
Look for spider-webbing cracks, deep gashes that penetrate the thickness of the plastic, or permanent warping.
Typically, you will only need standard hex keys or screwdrivers consistent with your boot's mounting hardware.
Check all mounting screws for tightness and ensure the plastic tabs are fully seated in their designated slots.
Loosen all surrounding fasteners slightly to allow the plate to shift into its natural seated position before tightening.
Use a soft-bristled brush with warm soapy water to gently dislodge dirt from the textured areas of the plate.
Installation of the Crossair X Shin Plate requires standard mechanical hand tools. Ensure the boot is clean and dry before attempting to align the plate with the mounting points. Tighten fasteners in an alternating pattern to ensure even pressure distribution, but avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the plastic. For care, wipe down with a mild soap and water solution after every ride; avoid harsh chemical cleaners or degreasers that may degrade the synthetic material. Inspect the plate periodically for deep gouges or stress fractures, and replace if the structural integrity appears compromised.