Skateboarding Kids Wrist Guards - Roller Skating Protective Gear for Youth Toddler Girls Boys Children Review

These wrists are great. My daughter is willing to wear them all the time while skating because they are comfortable and don't move while on her wrists.

Although we had to return this product due to the size I have to commend them for their high quality, it's clear how well made they are. Customer service was also excellent. At least they would fit. I highly recommend the quality.

Very happy with this new product! I love our kids knee and elbow pads and when I heard they were releasing wrist pads I had to buy them. I am very satisfied with the quality and durability of this product. I know it will protect my baby.

Although my 6 year old daughter refuses to wear them claiming they are too tight or sore I can't fault the company as we do according to rated their table. They appear to be of good quality for a child and are well designed to protect the entire wrist and arm from potential fall fractures.

Cheap strap, the plastic part broke off within the first week of use. It was only used on a vertical ramp, very cheap materials in this construction. I've been skating for 25 years and bought them for my kids. I will never buy this brand again, spend more money for a better product.

Overall the design and construction seems good. So I was very surprised that the strap broke after the 2nd use. Seems to protect wrist flex better than most similar products. Ordered for my 10 year old - runs small. Was definitely tighter and more difficult to put on than expected after ordering based on measurement guidelines provided in description. I would order a size larger than you think you need.

I bought these for my kids who are trying to learn to roller skate. As you understand, the first session of their attempts falls more than trips. These protectors were absolutely God sent and they literally protected the palm of your hand in all instances of falls. They fit well, stay in place and cover a good area without leaving any part uncovered. It's a bit pricey but I don't regret my purchase after seeing how they work.

My 6 year old loves to ride his bike on steep slopes and has recently started cycling without training wheels. Good wrist guards are non-negotiable. It's great and she's already taken a couple of hard falls (including a handlebar tip over) and come out the other side flawlessly. She can wear them. She complains a bit because it's harder for her to hold the wheel now, but I guess that's the nature of a good wrist guard.

Although they felt a bit loose at first because they didn't have the 3 straps like the other models, after a week or two of wearing them I just love things. They're a lot more comfortable than those T-bar wrist guards, and because of their construction, they're definitely a lot more durable and better at absorbing shock and allowing you to use your hands to arrest falls. I was definitely hesitant at first to buy anything for kids that said "kids only" as I'm a 22 year old female and definitely…