🛡️ Ultimate Protection for Cycling, Skateboarding, and Rollerblading: JBM Protective Gear Review

I bought this set and had to modify most of the velcro straps to connect properly. One of the wrist guard hinges broke and after sending several pictures of the crack and wrist guard and several emails I was unable to get a proper replacement from them!

Knee and elbow pads are good, but wrist protection sucks. The support plate, which prevents excessive wrist flexion, is made of thin and highly flexible plastic. I don't see them helping much. I checked out a local Dick's store and they had a $30 DBX package that was better quality and a pair of DBX leggings that were much better.

I'm no newbie to roller skating, but there are tricky spots in my area. I fell a few times and these gummies saved me. They come with a carrying case that makes it easy to keep them together. I love the wrist pads, knee pads and elbow pads. Gives you more confidence when you need extra protection. The top of each pad has a flexible curve to fit snugly on the hand/knee. You don't have to move them or worry that they won't give when you need to bend your arm/leg. They ensure perfect mobility.

The arm and elbow protection was perfect. I would like to preface my next statement that I recently had knee surgery. My only criticism was with the knee pads. I'm a big guy who uses safety, believe it or not, to ride an electric scooter. Also, I'm turning 61! 😲 Some guys in a sports car, I bought an electric scooter. 😂 It has a range of 30 miles and a speed of 20 miles per hour! Needless to say, the thought of hitting 20mph at my age was definitely a consideration when purchasing this…

first time inline skating but bit of skiing and skating warned) 2) looks expensive. I bought another brand for my son and I can say that I made a good choice. 3) The wheels turn very easily, the bearings are of good quality (note I only used them one day). 4) SIZE: Make sure you select your size. I'm 9.5 and ordered 9, they are a bit tight but still comfortable. I think 10 will require very thick socks. 5) comfort. Very convenient. Much more convenient than renting skis or skate shoes. But it's

Bought these for me and my wife. I was afraid they would be too big or too small but surprisingly they fit well. We're both a bit short compared to "normal" adults. But the pads fit our legs and arms comfortably without being tight. It was cold so we wore our winter coats and it was uncomfortable to wear them over the sleeves. I had to take my shoes off to put them on over my feet to cover my knees but security can be a bit uncomfortable. I think you can use straps instead of pads on the arms…

I can't believe they screwed me twice. I go to file a complaint and find that these are the same falsely advertised pads that I bought and returned two years ago. This leaves me in complete awe of the power of false advertising and unethical sellers who have the audacity to tell the same lies year after year. I think it's "business ethics". You see, they can sell a lot more by listing it as "adult size" rather than child size. I'm a short, relatively skinny man and I can't put them on without…

I read a lot of conflicting reviews and decided on the adult size. I'm 5ft 2in, 135lbs and I've read that an adult runs very small. I can confirm that it's definitely made for shorter people, but the proportions are still wrong. but I can't tighten them either. For that matter, I can probably get away with youth size. There's maybe 2 inches of velcro to work with, and to keep it snug, it barely touches the edge. I think it's ok, but I didn't do it. I haven't tried a fall test yet, but the knees

2 stars for good workmanship and timely delivery. 0 stars for the completely ridiculous size. For reference, I received adult size, also known as "large". First, they were the size of a nightmarish human, with gossamer legs, big elbows, and huge hands. I'm a 5ft 6in, 135lb, 27 year old female so logically I shouldn't have felt like I was stuffing twenty pounds of shit into a ten pound bag while wearing knee pads. I was practically floating in the wrist and elbow pads because the Velcro area was