CTHOPER Impact Wrist Guard for Skating, Skateboarding, Skiing, Snowboarding, Motocross 🛡️ and More - Protective Gear Wrist Brace with Enhanced Support for Multi-Sport Safety Review

Most purchased due to narrow form factor. My other guards had belts that were too long, which was uncomfortable and looked silly. I finally got the chance to try them out when I crashed today. Saved my wrists for sure.

I liked it at first but the nuts that hold the plastic piece to the material wear out after a few splatters. I hit the concrete with a splash, felt the impact through the protection and suffered bruises the next day.

Haven't come across them yet so can't review them but will update as soon as I receive them. Sizing wise, although they are definitely the width of my hand, I have very thin hands, so the velcro on the palms and knuckles is too short for a strap this long. I need to shorten it by overlapping about a half inch of tape and sewing together to allow the velcro to come together. Otherwise they fit well.

Okay that's a decent wrist guard, good padding and decent grip and good slip protection. and fit well. Here's the thing. the protection fits perfectly, feels good in the hand. a big problem. Fricken belts don't even come close, I have real wrists. The back strap doesn't even reach the Velcro on the other side. and the front doesn't even have a 1/4" velcro to hold it in place. I don't understand, I measured and my hand fits in just fine. I don't know why the straps are so short. I wouldn't buy…

Amateur transitional skater. They're light and cool and offer moderate wrist protection: if you fall or are afraid of hitting your hands hard or driving fast and high, you probably need heavier protection. I love their minimalist, open design and I can wear a watch with them. Another review mentioned the problem with the rivets and I agree: there are two rivets holding the plastic panel to the fabric and they wear out quickly with a few drops, especially the last one. Time will tell if the head

These wrist guards were great in the 90F/32C and hot July skating in my city. They are light and comfortable. Air flows well through them. I recommend that you measure both hands before choosing your size. My right hand is wider than my left. I bought a medium size but now I think a large would be enough for me. My Velcro is fully attached to the right arm. I drew an advertisement for an unnamed company all over my gear with black permanent marker. It turned out to be fine. I didn't fall at…

Ordered these after getting tired of wringing my hands while riding the hilly sidewalks and roads of Colorado. Keeping cool in cold weather (requiring the addition of mittens in the winter months, which really works) while staying comfortable in the scorching heat make the perfect palm protector. I was once riding my quads 30-40mph down a steep hill nearby when a kind of resonant frequency was hit and my right foot just had to sing along. The result (relevant to the review, ignore the blood) is