Wrist Guard Protective Gear Wrist Brace Impact Sport Wrist Support for Skating Skateboard Snowboarding Skiing Motocross

These just fit my large hands. They are very comfortable and protect well. These are much better than the wrist guards with the metal splint that jabs into the palm of your hand. Well cushioned, lightweight, and allow your hands to breathe. Very little interference with holding your skateboard, or grabbing the coping. If you're going to take a spill, these are a total hand saver.

There is a weak spot that adventurally broke with the screw attachment, but protected palm and even now that the piece is broken it still works

Very comfortable. Velcro connection seems a little light over the top of the hand.

they do a great job to reduce the majority of the impact from falling. however if the concrete at your skate park is really slick, these will slide on the concrete and you may slam on your hip or something else

Hurt my right wrist last time snowboarding so wanted to buy some additional protection. I ordered a size larger and wear them over my gloves. The main piece is hard plastic and the straps are easy enough to put on with gloves.

At first when I opened the package it looked so small I thought one was missing and it looked like it wouldn't fit. But when I checked properly both gloves were there and they fit better than expected. It fit exact. Tbh I forgot to check the measurements before ordering, so I'm happy it fits well

I need to grab some gloves because my fingers feel exposed but these are excellent for their purpose.

For someone that is not sporty at all, I was very impressed with these wrist braces. They were so comfortable when i tried them on and the inner lining was spongy. They were flexible and allowed enough comfortable movement for functional use. I tested it out by landing on the floor and I didnt feel a thing. Excited to try them out for snowboarding.The only thing I would note is the thumb hole is a little small, but otherwise true to size (i got the smallest for my tiny hands)Update: I used them on the slopes and my wrists don't hurt AT ALL. I'm so glad I used them because the snow was icy and it was hard to fall on. The only downside is the stitching did start to rub raw after so long and I would definitely recommend sizing up in gloves if you want the braces on underneath. My gloves were glued to my hands once they were on. Overall a great investment though!

I got back into rollerblading after a break that started in the 90's. I don't heal as fast as I used to, so these are a must.