🏋️ THEFITGUY Kettlebell Wrist Guards - Reduce Forearm Wrist Bruises, Adjustable Straps for Perfect Fit on Skin or Shirt, Thick Padding for Kettlebell Impact Absorption, Optimal Arm Protection (Pair) Review

It's just a thick piece of neoprene that didn't fit me (weight protection). I've had better luck with handcuffs with plastic inserts. It's also quite expensive for what you get. However, they are good quality if you just want some padding and don't mind the price.

Thickness and rigidity are good for their purpose. Hook and loop closures provide a custom fit while also allowing for easy wiping and drying of skin/sweat contact areas. The material is skin-friendly and yet abrasion-resistant. There is no need to buy "brand name" kettlebell signs.

I didn't know what to expect but I love these bracers! My kettlebell workout is much more comfortable now and I don't tense up my forearms anymore. I have found that I can still wear my FitBit by loosening it and turning it inside out (see photo). There was enough room to adjust the tightness of these shields and I had no issues with them slipping. I'm sure I'll be wearing them to all kettlebell classes now. Great find!

I bought them to protect my wrists during kettlebell exercises. I had another brand that was ok but wanted something better. You are perfect for me. They take a little longer to put on than the "One Size Slip on Arm" product I had, but they offer better protection and are more comfortable. The telecommunications system ensures optimal adjustment for comfort and protection. They appear to be well made, with secure stitching and quality hardware.

I usually use kettlebells on the raises, presses and snatches for every 35-pound or so workout. However, as I got stronger I increased the weight but also got bruises on my wrist which prevented me from continuing to exercise daily. These wrist guards easily took my weight down to 45 pounds. For some reason I thought I'd bought the ones with inserts, but to be honest they work so well (and are comfortable) that I'm glad I bought them.

I used an old pair of my karate shin guards back when the dojo was doing full contact sparring. They worked but weren't perfect in terms of fit. (The padding was also too thick.) I received a pair of these wrist guards in the mail today, and after testing out a few racks and presses for a few minutes, they seem to hit the sweet spot (pun intended). The sensitive area between the radius and ulna is adequately padded to avoid crushing bone or soft tissue from repeated contact. I love it, but I've