Mountain Bike Action New Products: Aryse Ifast Ankle Brace

ARYSE IFASTANKLE BRACE

Aryse is focused on keeping athletes in the game. The company also designs and develops support systems for our brave armed forces. The IFAST ankle brace is designed to fit inside your shoe to provide additional support during big hits or riding down technical trails. Riders looking for injury prevention or recovery braces might find just what they need from Aryse.

Price: $99, pair; $54, single

www.aryse.com

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