Saver Series 3-Pack Pad Set– Ideal for Skateboarding, In-line Skating, Roller Skating, and Biking

I am so glad I bought these. I started getting back into roller skating after like 10 years, and had my first fall yesterday and I fell hard lol. I have a tendency to put my hands down when I fall doing any balance sport, which you are NOT supposed to do because you can break your wrist (which I've done). I instinctively put my hands down yet again but the wrist guard completely broke my fall and prevented any damage to my wrist! The plastic piece on the palm absorbed a lot of the impact, and because I had it wrapped tight, my wrist didn't bend, and my body weight rolled onto my elbow pads. I sat there for a minute pretty stunned because I was not in any pain. 10/10 worth buying just because of protecting my wrists from that fall.I read mixed reviews about the sizing, so here's how it went for me! I think it's pretty decently true to size. I ordered a medium. I am 5,5 and 1/2, 135lbs, my upper body is a little smaller than my lower (for example, I am a size small up top and medium on the bottom in clothes). The knee pads fit great, however I do not strap them as tight as they'll go because it would squeeze me a little too much. The wrist pads are great too just with the opposite on the straps, I feel like I could stand to strap them a teeeeensy bit tighter if it would let me which tracks with the fact that I have a smaller upper body. But I wouldn't spend the money to get a small set just for smaller wrist bands. Elbow pads fit just right!Overall, cannot complain about a thing -- they are so cute and vibrant, they work fantastic and I feel so safe when skating!

First the colors and quality of these pads are quite nice. I'm 50 and using them for roller skating safety. They are comfortable and easy to put on. The wrist pads feel extremely sturdy and safe to me.Sizing: I can see why so many reviews comment on the knee pads. They do run small. The sizing is a bit confusing because you are supposed to order based on your palm size only. This will determine the ideal wrist guard size. The knee pads are apparently the same size for everyone, regardless of what size you order. For reference, I'm 5'3" 135 pound woman. My palm size is 7". I followed the chart and it suggested I order small, so I did. Everything fit me just fine. I am especially happy with the fit of the wrist pads and elbow pads. I will say that the knee pads definitely run small. If you are woman who wears a small or medium ( approximately size 2-10) pant...then these are likely going to be just fine for you. But for the rest of the world, maybe not. They really need to make longer straps for the knee pads. Even for me (who wears a size 4-6) I was only able to secure the knee straps about half way over the velcro base at the front of the knee. See photo with red arrows where I have them secured. This is tight enough without being too tight. I mean, I could get them tighter as the straps are quite stretchy. But this was a comfortable/secure fit at the halfway point. Its perfectly fine for my smallish legs (I'm wearing a size 6 Lulu legging in this photo). But I can imagine how others might have issues securing the knee pads if they have healthier sized legs.Overall, I think these are a very quality and affordable set of pads, best for medium sized adult females or smaller.

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