G Form Pro X Ankle Guard Medium Review

These protection pads are pretty good except that the stitching on the pads seems to be wearing down after a few weeks of light use. If you know how to sew, repairing it is not difficult. The rest of the ankle protection is made of thin Lycra fabric that seems to lose its elasticity sooner or later. I would suggest using a tighter stretch material and better stitching. They're easy to put on and take off and give me peace of mind when I'm not wearing boots.

I was going to return it but kept it to see how it would work on my bike rides as I sometimes banged my ankle while mountain biking. The armor is as soft as a hamburger bun and the material is as thin as women's tights. The price is the same as good sandals or basic walking shoes, it's too expensive for what it is. Someone here mentioned that cardboard and tape is better, but how are you going to wash the cardboard? LAUGH OUT LOUD

Here are VARIOUS USES - I love my motorcycle combat boots. But I wanted the ankle protection to be better than the shoes offered. This is the PERFECT solution. I put the center piece behind my ankle and literally can't tell they are there. I can walk all day - I wore them for almost 10 hours with/without a bike on a Saturday. went. It was great to know your last body part that needed armor like some. The technology is on par with Knox, Bohn or D30 Armor. I have that on my gloves, jacket and…

I wrote a review on the G-Form Pro-S Elite shields detailing that the foam does not cure and the shields do not offer the protection they promise. My experience with the ankle guard is the same as my experience with the shin guard: it looked cool, it fit great, it didn't protect. The small patches of foam on the knuckles did little to absorb the impact they received when I tested the protection. Also, the see-through material that the foam pads rest on is so slippery and stretchy that under…