🚴 Enhance Safety with Mongoose Youth BMX Bike Gel Knee and Elbow Pad Set - Reliable Multi-Sport Protective Gear in Vibrant Colors Review

My 19 year old daughter loves them because they are very comfortable for her and they don't get in the way when pedaling on the bike. The only thing I didn't like is that I think they were used and sent back. I have provided photos to show one of the knee pads showing abrasion as if someone had fallen on one of them and scratched the plastic. I would like a discount as it looks used and is not being sold as new.

I bought these for my 5 year old to learn to ride a bike. They are comfortable and well made. They gave him the confidence to start cycling. Now I'm back to buy a second pair for my other son, 8, who recently fell off his bike and is nervous about scraping his knees/elbows again. It costs extra money. They are just as good as you would expect for the extra money. I'm sure they will last long enough to be passed down to several different children so I'll be donating them as soon as we're done…

Suitable for my 13 year old daughter. She weighs 105 pounds with slim legs. I also tried it on and weigh 125 pounds. For me, the top strap was pulled over the knee. But the garter belt below the knee was ok. The elbow pads fit well. Also, DO NOT tear the mesh bag it comes in. I almost made a mistake. The top of the black mesh bag has a drawstring closure. So you use the mesh bag as a pad storage bag.

Purchased when my daughter was learning to ride two wheels. She was so afraid of falling and scratching that I bought her during the Amazon Day Sale. I love that she doesn't have to pull or drag them over her elbows and knees. Simply position it where you want it and attach the Velcro. Needless to say, her dad never dropped her (eye roll) and she learned to ride a two wheeler on the SECOND day of the trial! So it was never tested by a fall, but it was definitely the protection she needed to get

I bought this set of pads for my son. He got a new bike and skateboard for his birthday, so he needed extra padding. He opened this Friday evening. He put them on and tried his skateboard for a bit. He used them again on Saturday afternoon. One of the elbow pads had already fallen apart on Saturday evening. One side of the elbow pad dangled completely. It's absolutely ridiculous for less than 24 hours of use. I contacted Revain and they sent a replacement. I cannot recommend these pads.

Bought these for my 9 year old granddaughter who just got a scooter and I am very happy with them. When they first came out of the box I was worried they would be too big for her but as you can see in the photo I'm attaching they fit her perfectly. I am impressed with the attention to detail and protection these pads offer for their knees and elbows. The soft mesh lining is comfortable to wear, the gel interior provides cushioning and the hard outer shell provides excellent protection and they…

Sketchy craftsmanship, inferior materials, junk. They seem to be much more important than they are. Upon arrival you will see that the outer mesh layer is a transparent mesh. The orange dots on the bowl are just decoration held in the bowl by the paper backing. The pads themselves are held in place by two elastic Velcro straps. But the materials are so loosely bonded together that they create a lousy fit that just won't hold up. Fit wise they fit my 65lb 7 year old son very well with room to…

I can say they offer complete protection after a hard fall - no bruising, no pain where these guys protected. They're also really good for projects that involve crawling on your knees. They are non-slip once installed, making them ideal for hand and knee work or workouts, and also means they stay in place as fall protection. The softness of the gel combined with the hard shell offers excellent protection. I find them comfortable enough to wear (the liner is soft and the gel works well) although

I bought two sets of these bikes along with bikes and helmets for my kids and they really do their job. Thanks to these pads, MANY scratches on the knees have been avoided. From what I've heard they're pretty comfortable (since I'm not wearing them, I can only ask!) and they're really easy to put on. No fiddling with straps and adjustments. Simply the good old spandex! They're pretty fat, so they really take a beating! In fact, we've had them for quite some time - more than a year I think!…