JBM Adult & Kids Knee Pads Elbow Pads and Wrist Guards for Inline Skating, Roller Skating, Skateboarding, Scootering

Bought these for skating and I’m impressed! They’re snug without being tight, offer excellent protection, and come with everything you need. Great for both kids and adults—perfect starter set for beginners.

The media could not be loaded. These pads were budget priced compared to other name brands. They are of high enough quality to protect your wrists, elbows, and knees from injury during a hard fall. They are definitely not of the highest quality (the name brands are more expensive because they are more durable and longer lasting; some, like the Triple 8 knee pads have replaceable shells over the pads.) As a middle-aged, first-time skateboarder, these gave me confidence to keep practicing after my falls. Every time I fell while wearing them, I was unharmed and able to get right back on the board.The pads stay in place and are adjustable to keep them secure without being to tight. I was surprised to find that they didn’t inhibit my movements at all; I mostly forgot I was wearing them until I fell. And then I was very grateful to have avoided injury.If budget is a concern, buy these. If you have plenty of money to invest, go for the more durable Triple 8’s. But these have worked just fine for me.I am 100lbs and 5’ 1” and bought the adult size. They also fit my boyfriend who is 5’ 11” and about 150lbs. I’ll be buying him a set too.Good value for the price.Good fit for a range of body sizes.Stable and secure, no mobility restriction.Buy ‘em and get out there and do all the stuff that you are afraid of!

Bought these adult-sized pads and a helmet to learn skateboarding (over 40, but better late than never) with my kids. Both the elbow and knee pads come with velcro straps on the top and bottom, so you can attach them to yourself that way (not recommended, but works) , or you can slide them on and then use the straps for a more secure fit (which I did and recommend).I'm more on the skinnier side of a medium build, so it was a little surprising that sliding the knee pads on was a little tight (not blood restricting), so something to consider how thick your arms and legs are. The wrist pads for nicely with 3 Velcro straps.There is some decent cushion between the hard plastic shells of the pads and your knees/elbows that will definitely absorb an impact with the ground.The wrist pads saved my right wrist during my first big fall. Still learning to fall, I put my right hand down to catch myself, and the hard plastic piece of the wristpad took the impact, instead of my wrist.Worth it in my opinion, and would recommend to anyone looking for great protection and value.

These pads are really awesome! If your kids scoot or skate, they need them! They are heavy duty, thick and have great protection.Just make sure you buy the right size. The colors are great, the velcro is great quality and they fit very comfortably. My kids all wear then without complaints.

You can use either the strap alone for quick attachment, or both the strap and the built-in arm and leg wrap around for a more secure attachment.Can be slightly tight for larger individuals if you decide to use the arm and leg wrap around.Nice palm bar for protection during a fall. Overall, well constructed.

I went to a skate park trying to use for the second time my skates. For the beginning I barely kept my equliibrium but soon, I started doing some maneuvres and even got some speed. All those came with a cost: falls - many of them. I guess, it only was necessary one or two falls to take me out of there. With these pads I honestly felt about nothing. Every time I "picked up" myself, stood up immediately and continued my fun. It might sound like a cliche but, I'm grateful for having this protection. I ran for hours and got vissible progess. Meantime, a lot of people came and I noticed few of them falling. After that, their journey stoped. One guy used a skate board for a few minutes and took a hit. It must been so painful that he barely stood up making efforts not to scream from time to time. He tried to calm himself down by walking slowly outside the skate arena but after 15-20 he definitely left. That was for him: about 5 minutes skating and more than 15 minutes pain. Of course, nobody was wearing anything else than a helmet. The conclusion is a simple one: unless someone has the joints stronger than concrete, h/she must wear not only the helmet but the knees pads. And these pads are very good: they are fitting very well, are very comfortable and they don't move or loose. They are not only invaluable for joints protection but they have a more than decent price (about $23; lowered from $60).One more thing: I do my review (s) based on my own conviction without any incentives or contact from the producer, seller or Amazon. I spend out my free time because I realize how much means a product review before buying something.

I bought these for my teenager who does a lot of extreme sports, including skateboarding, bmx and scooter tricks. He kept coming home all banged up and although I realize that a scratch here and there isn't a big deal I was concerned that the way he was falling was going to lead to some broken bones.I bought this pack of protective gear and it was exactly what I was looking for, not only does it include the standard knee and elbow pads that you would expect but it came with a third component, the hand guards. That is what really set this pack apart for me, all of the gear is high quality, durable and comfortable but the hand guards help support his wrists and keep his palms from getting cut up. The best part is that with all the gear included in this pack on my teen, he is still able to move freely and do all of the activities he enjoys without any issues.

Appear to be quality products, but I wanted open backs with straps for knee pads so no need to slide over my leggings. I must have misread product. Bit bulkier/longer wrist guards then hoped but will be using them as not returning. Skating date is soon so will be wearing. Will be a little hotter without the open backs on kneepads and bit more restrictive I think.