187 Killer Pads Slim Knee Pad for Skate and Skateboarding

My son uses these knee pads for his electric scooter this is what he says:, the scooter goes up to 25mph so I needed more than just a bicycle helmet. They are harder to walk in than plastic knee & shin style guards but they have way more protection. The 187 are comfortable when riding it is only walking around do they feel weird but you don't buy these to go for a jog in you buy them as protection for skateboarding, BMXing, or riding an electric OneWheel, electric scooter, eboard, etc. They are comfortable when riding and have way more protection than cheaper ones. I paid $46 with tax it was like $49. I highly recommend them but I'd also recommend hunting for a deal to try to try and get them $10-20 cheaper than the retail of 64.95. Safety equipment isn't something you want to get some cheap off brand stuff and get injured as a result of low quality gear. These are worth buying and if you don't get these at least get some other reputable brand quality pad not some junk!

Tried a total of 5 different types of knee pads, and these are my favorite fit. Very well padded and knocks Triple 8 out of the water in terms of protection, but they are a lot bulkier. It hasn’t negatively impacted my skating but if you want something actually slim, I’d stick with the Triple 8 brand.Be aware that the sizing chart is not great. I had to go with the measurements for above my knee and at the start of my thigh because my thighs were too large to fit comfortably otherwise. I don’t believe I’m the only one to report this issue either.

When I tried them on I purposely fell to knees and felt no pain or even discomfort! The slim knee pads are far more comfortable than the other model I accidentally purchased first. These are not slim for what most people think of as slim, but are slim in comparison to their other model.They are comfortable, cushy, and are super nice quality, so if you want good protection grab a pair.

I gave these 5 stars because they were The Only Comfortable Knee Pads Out of 7 Pairs I Bought. Somehow all knee pads either cut your shins at the bottom or think your thighs are sticks. I'm not fat, but I do have thighs, and these were the only pads that fit comfortably around my thighs and over my knees. They also have a knee pad inside that conforms to the bend of the knee. They also have a full neoprene back - not like those pads with only velcro straps. I don't know how all these other companies stay in business with their ill fitting knee pads. These are definitely worth the extra bucks.

I was kind of worried when I saw how blocky these were. I am a street skater. I used these for the first time yesterday and was really pleased with how comfortable they are. I skated 15 miles and was totally unaware of the pads. The construction, which cups the knee cap instead of pressing on it works very well. I feel that these pads are secure and will provide great protection.

Comfy, durable, and offers protection for sure. These pads stay in place when I tested them by dropping to my knees on a rough surface. A good option if you just want to wear a lightweight knee pad for a casual ride on EUC.

Without comparing to the pro models, they do more than enough when it comes to saving you from impacts.It takes a few sessions to break it in, but like shoes, it should be very comfortable and fit you quite well.Despite being called slim knee, they can feel a tad bit bulky. That doesnt seem to be problem as you can still move around without any problems.I'd say it's money well spent and would consider getting the pro models should the need arise.

Great pads. Lots of protection. I play roller derby and fall alot haha. These are the best if your looking to keep your knees protected.