🛹 Pro-Tec Street Gear Jr 3 Pack: Ultimate Protection for Young Skaters Review

Firstly I don't really know how tall my daughter is or how much she weighs but I think she is a typical 9 year old. Not big, not small, not fat, not thin. Quality: After three half hour uses (one fell off) the wrist guard is already falling apart and the elbow and knee pads still look like new. The elbow pads and knee pads look like they will last. Fit/Size: The wrist guards and elbow guards fit her perfectly, but the knee guards are a bit tight. I ordered the smallest adult version of the knee

These pads are great. BUY IT! As an old school skateboarder, I wanted the best for my almost 6 year old grandson who is just starting to skate. I had Rector pads when I was younger but I wore a ProTec helmet and it was the same quality then as it is now. This mat set is very well made, just like the adult size, and gives little Max more confidence to try new moves - now he's jumping balls at the skate park! They suit him perfectly and look cool in all black. Unlike other youth costumes with…

My daughter just turned 10 I didn't think she was high. I was a little worried they might be too big but they fit well. The big plus points of these jr pads are definitely quality and comfort. If you've got kids like me who've had cheap Target or Revain starter pads that were completely worn out and/or uncomfortable, scratchy and slipping all over the place - this is what you've been looking for. My daughter is much more comfortable in them, they don't move and the velcro doesn't touch her…

I bought this set of 3 Pro-Tec pads which consists of an elbow, knee and arm. This brand was specifically recommended to me by a local skateboard shop where I bought my son's first skateboard. He wears them so comfortably and has fallen many times without a scratch. The hand/wrist gloves are my favorite because they have a curved piece of durable metal in your hand so if you fall you'll be caught without exposing your hands. These are the safest mats for any kid or teen who wants to learn to…

well, it's just in time. It was really the only good thing I can say about it. It fits well but the wrist guard is very stiff and if I fall I'm sure it will hurt the back of my hand and fingers. In terms of comfort, the whole thing is pretty stiff and uncomfortable to walk on, but at least it fits in reasonably well so far. The box was very badly dented and the actual contents fell apart when I opened it. The worst seems to be used? Looks like someone used it, changed their mind and repackaged…