BOSONER Wrist Guards: Protective Gear For Roller Skating, Skateboarding & More - Adults/Kids/Youth (1 Pair) Review

They are fantastic and I love them they have saved my wrists and hands on multiple occasions, but they don't fit like you think it is a little restraining and it feels a little clunky. They still have a lot going for them the velcro and other parts besides the plastic are extremely comfortable. but that plastic feels weird and takes time to get used to so yea great product and don't complain if you don't like how they feel it will be weird at first.

For the skateboarding community I’m 39yrs old been skating on and off since I was 17yrs old I find that wen I fall I’m always bruising my palms real bad because I like most skaters use my palms to brake my fall so I bought these and they do protect your palms but they don’t stick so they may protect your palms wen falling but your also hyper extending your shoulders or if you fall and try to use both hands to stop youll fall flat on your chest and get the air knocked out of you because these DO

These wrist guards are comfortable and work well. We had another pair that broke, these seem to be built better. The plastic is sturdy.

I used the sizing chart, but these were simply too small for adult use. The lack of a support on the back might limit its effectiveness against broken wrists.

They feel great! slide awesome and work better with handlebars than regular skate wrist guards. That’s where the positives end.They are extremely fragile, I was sliding my hand across the pavement to test whether they would slide good when needed, and they passed the slide test but both the clasps holding the plastic to the glove popped off. they still work but now the plastic slightly hangs off and isn’t as comfortable nearly.

The flex and offer little wrist protection. They will protect from scrapes on the palms, but the flexibility offers little protection to the bones when falling.

My 8 year old hadn't played catch with a baseball glove and real (hard) baseball before and had issues with the ball hitting the inside of his wrist and wanting to give up quickly after starting a game of catch. This helped protect his wrist, allowing him to play longer, and expect we won't need it anymore soon as he gets better at catching.

In 5'3' 120 lbs and got a size large, since that was listed as 'adult'. Don't do what I did because, naturally, the pads were huge on me. Other than that, great quality minimalist pads. I really liked that I could use my smart watch comfortably to track my workout.

Some companies name is all over it, you feel like your advertising for someone and not getting paid to do it May cause discomfort for those with sensitive skin.

Works well. Saved my wrists a few times already. Nice to be able to use your watch and this at the same time. Good ventilation. Worth the money.

They do the job great. They have enough space for a watch. My other ones are impossible to wear with a watch Very small, too small for my teen let alone an adult..

These are not safe, I broke my wrist, they don’t stay in place, on the time of my fall it moved to the side and broke my wrist.

Perfect fit. They run the tiniest bit on my inner thumb but I think because I have a tinier hand. They will definitely work though.

Wrist guard is identical with Bosoner wrist guards, except for the branding. The wrist guard is too flexible. It would only provide protection against broken wrists in the gentlest of falls. This product should be banned by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

I ordered a large, as that is the recommended size for adults, but that size is WAY too big for my hands. I’m an adult woman who uses size medium wrist guards from other brands. One size does not fit all

Ordered the large for me, and medium for my daughter. The large barely fit my daughter, and she is slightly larger than an ant. What is the fricken point?

Great investment. Been using this while learning how to ride a unicycle and it saved me a couple times already. Easy to put on and take off and the protective plastic is good enough quality to protect you for 50+ falls. i think :)Good investment. Totally worth it

Loved them at first, but after 2 months the fabric that is on the palms frayed and one broke. Very unfortunate. May not be durable and prone to tearing!

After 1 year of hard use, the Bosoner Wrist Guards finally wore out and they needed to be replaced. So I purchased my third pair of the wrist guards. When they arrived I immediately noticed that Bosoner used a lesser quality plastic that was extremely flexible. So flexible, that I doubt that they would protect anyone from a hard fall. I had to return them.

I haven't even used it. I just tried it. The stitches are open and the pkastic is so thin it already scratch. Thanks for attention.