🩲 McDavid Padded Leg Sleeves with Teflx and Compression, Pair Review

Really great product for my knees providing maximum coverage with minimum blockage. I can walk and walk around the square with ease. The padding isn't bulky and the hexagonal shape allows me to move and turn without discomfort. I've also used it when kneeling at work and it's fantastic at keeping my knees bruise free and not hurting my knees. Great fantastic product. I would recommend it

I followed the size chart in the picture and chose a youth size for my daughter based on her 12 inch knee circumference. She could barely reach her ankles. My youngest son, who has a knee circumference of 10 inches, says he is uncomfortable. He can barely bend his knees and move. Also, the seller doesn't offer returns or exchanges, so I'm stuck with a $35 knee pad that's too small to use.

I bought these for my daughter who plays basketball when traveling. she loved her. My problem is she has played 5 tournaments since she got these 3 months ago and they already have a hole in her knee pad. I specifically bought the Teflx version to avoid this, but to no avail. I got an email from McDavid about this but I don't know if they guarantee it. No matter how disappointed I am.

For the price they are quite well made and durable. The leg sleeves are thin, but they make up for that by being lighter and more flexible than some of the thicker budget pant legs that roll and fold at awkward angles. tact. Many leggings in the same price range have a poorly sewn or heat-sealed lining that can come off instantly. A blow dryer on low might help you try it, but it's great.

I use it for freestyle and fitness. When I fall, it's usually a flip fall. For this type of falls they are very good. However, a fall changed my mind about the safety they offer my knees. They're comfortable, but I wouldn't count on them if they land hard on your knee. . They protect you from scrapes and relieve the fall. However, the full weight (180lbs in my case) is knee deep and you will regret not wearing a hard cap pad.

Very happy with this purchase. I have used these sleeves for added protection while skating and am happy to report that I have not injured or bruised my knees since. I was also surprised to see that they aren't very bulky (compared to previous brands I've tried) and the material held up even after my falls. If you're worried about the sleeves getting dirty, the package should come with instructions on how to wash them properly (just leave them in the washing machine along with everything else).

Great. I wear them in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu because you do a lot of knee climbing. I like them because they are not bulky and don't slip too much. I've tried different types of knee pads and these are my favorites. I skipped a star because they are the most durable and tend to fall apart after a few months of use. I will say that the Teflx version is significantly superior to the original McDavid leg guards and lasts many times longer. I emailed McDavid after the pair fell apart (the small hex…

This was not my daughter's first pair of McDavid soft sleeves. The last pair lasted her a full year of games, so we know how cool they can be. Unfortunately, this experience makes me wonder if they were spoiled but sold anyway. My daughter can take a couple of bad falls to her knees playing basketball and her and Teflx last a lot longer on hard court than Hex, well they're used to it. This photo was taken after ONE game, and it wasn't nearly the hardest hit she's experienced in other games. The

In my constant drive to get better, I took up basketball again. Now at 33 I quickly realized that my knees are not as strong as they used to be. A bad fall can mean a torn ligament or a dislocated kneecap. So far these overlays have served their purpose. I can play more easily and with less fear. A few falls and my knees were fully protected. The material is comfortable on the thighs and lower legs. The padding itself isn't as bulky as the cheap knee pads volleyball players wore in gym class. I