🛡️ Maximize Safety with Pro-Tec Street Wrist Guards: Ultimate Protection for Skaters and Cyclists Review

These works. They only fit small hair. They're cheap but have saved my wrists on a number of occasions. A 33 year old 6ft 2in, 235lbs probably shouldn't be skateboarding but I'm sure they won't put me in a cast after a day of riding.

Size chart appears to be accurate. The integrated elastic material between the braces follows the shape of the hand and wrist and creates an even pressure. If there's a downside, it's that all sweat soaks into the fabric. Hand wash only as one of the braces is sewn into the design.

Gloves made of elastic material, including all straps. They are too stretchy to absorb enough shock for good wrist protection. As a result, I can't hear my right wrist very well. Also, my left glove tore at the seam because the Mateo wasn't sewn properly (see photo)

These ProTec bracers have been used for years. The plastic used has changed, it has become thinner and more flexible. Also, the curvature at the wrist is sharper, which makes it feel uncomfortable when you put it on. I'd rather use them than give them up, but they're not as good as they used to be.

Exactly what I was looking for. I don't understand some reviews. I've almost passed that point. This is an almost exact version of what I've been using for several years but had to replace my original palm guard due to daily wear and tear. I fell with my current exact same model and never had a problem - it protected my hands. I have no doubt this couple will do the same.

The middle main strap is elastic. The elastic must be stretched to hold securely, and tension prevents blood circulation. This model is a copy of a similar model from World Industries where the central strap is fabric as is the seat belt as it should be. The thumb hole is also too small and in the wrong place. When you stick your thumb through the hole, the sleeve rotates and the central protective plastic bar moves out of the way. Whoever makes them has never tried them on.

I don't write reviews unless the product was terrible or exceeded my expectations. In this case the product was terrible. I am 35 years old and have been roller skating for most of my life. I had a pair of Roces wrist guards which lasted a very long time then 187 wrist guards which were decent now I recently ordered these Protecs. I don't know why they have such a high rating. They are true to size but very uncomfortable. There is a plastic support rod on the top. Due to the very little…

01/23/2020 By "too thin" I mean the width of the bottom plastic piece wasn't wide enough to protect my entire palm when I was on hit the ground. I really think the triple 8 plastic piece would have saved my bones because it's wide enough to cover my palm. Also, the large Protec pulled the piece of plastic to one side of my palm rather than the center of my palm. I recommend the Triple-8 Wrist Guard instead of this product. ----------------------- ---- I crashed my uni at 22 mph, all my fault…

Bought these for my 18 year old son who previously broke his wrist skateboarding. (He hasn't worn a protector once.) They look good, the elastic straps are strong and the plastic protector is solid. HOWEVER, after one, yes, small wipe, there is a tear on the underside of the thin fabric in the palm/under-finger area. This area hasn't even touched the ground yet! The thumb hole is in the wrong place and causes it to move sideways when you try to adjust it. We have a big one and he is almost 6ft…