Review on 🛴 S SPOFINE Kids & Adult Helmet, Knee and Elbow Pads with Wrist Guards - 7-Piece Protective Gear Set for Skateboard, Bike, Roller Skating, Cycling, Scooter, Rollerblade - Youth Boys and Girls by Curtis Thilges

5'3, 200 lbs Female Bought Large Started skating to lose weight and needed protective gear, a little nervous as most reviews were for much skinnier girls I was concerned about my wrist the pads would break in a fall or the pads wouldn't fit BUT I've fallen many times and the wrist pads are ok (scratched on tarmac, not cracked at all) regarding features Fit: Helmet - fully adjustable, very thin comfortable Lining, that has come off but can be reattached with adhesive dots. The helmet is comfortable without. Wrists - Some reviews show them to be worn backwards and on the wrong hand, my photo shows a top view of my left guard. (Colored side down, Velcro up, thumb fits in hole when guard is fully open) They have padding on top and bottom which I really like but some may find the top unnecessary. They fit great and are fully adjustable. Elbow pads - put on and fasten, fairly standard, they fit perfectly. I have medium sized arms for my height with most of my weight on my lower body but they stretch a lot and I put them on my 5ft 10in husband and he can carry them comfortably. Knee Pads - I have large hips and very muscular calves and these are the only things I'm close to maxing out on for size, but I still have plenty of room if I need to increase them. But if you also have wider calves and hips you might need a size up, I have about an inch of wiggle room. (I wear 1x in shorts, 18/20 inch pants and 8/8.5 in shoes for reference) One more thing, the knee pads seem a little strange when they're on and your leg is straight, but when you skate, and your knees are properly bent, they are not even felt. TLDR - durable, tough, comfortable, lightweight, highly adjustable, took a beating, wrist padding took a 200lb drop, cute as hell!