MRP AMg V2 Chainguide

I have used an XX1 setup since it came out. Originally with a 32t ring up front and no guide. The narrow-wide ring + the clutch does wonders for keeping your chain on however its by far not guaranteed to stay on. In the past 3'ish years I've dropped my chain probably 5 times and I noticed it had become much more frequent as the chain aged. After a chain swap i found it was tight as can be yet I was still clocking my ring on rocks and such. Something like this guide is the perfect solution. It fits rings down to 26 in size (now I'm using a 28), the install took literally 5 min without evening having to remove my cranks, it's very quiet and there is no possible way I can see my chain pop off. Add in some ring protection and you have yourself a great investment. Speaking of, it isn't cheap... but what is in the MTB world. At least it is cheaper than new carbon cranks. I'm very happy w/ what the guys at MRP put together. Great product.