G-Form Pro-X Ankle Guard - Flexible Ankle Guards for Athletes - Biker & Soccer Ankle Protective Gear - Unisex Ankle Pads for Protection & Support - Neon Pink, Adult Large/X-Large

Fit is great for my child’s size 3 foot and offers great protection in key areas!

Keep forgetting that I’m wearing them, and accidentally takeoff my socks with them. But so far they’ve helped prevent injuries!

These guards are pretty good except that the stitching on the pads seems to becoming off after a few weeks of light use. If you know how to sew then it's not hard to fix. The rest of the ankle guard is made from a thin Lycra type fabric that looks like it will lose its elasticity sooner or later. I would suggest that they use a heavier stretch material and better stiching.They are easy to put on and remove and they give me peace of mind when I am not wearing boots.

here's a DIFFERENT USE - I love my combat boots to ride the Motorcycle....but I wanted ankle protection that was greater than the boots offered....this is a PERFECT solution. I put the middle piece behind my ankle and I literally can not tell they are in there...I can walk around all day - I wore these for almost 10 hours Saturday on/off the bike...walking around...it was great knowing my last body part that needed armor how has some.The technology is on par with Knox , Bohn or D30 Armor...which is what I have in my gloves, Jacket and pants. Soft when the molecules are 'at rest' and hard and protective when hit with a hard object.

I was hoping that these were the hard shells ankle bone guards. They are a soft pliable material, that claims to harden when impacted (by a foot a presume). I don't feel that well protected in these, but have only worn them about 4 times. Not sure if I've been kicked in the right spot(s), where the special protection is. I might continue to try them out, but may look for another option, that provides the appearance and feel of a harder ankle guard.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these for a bit of added protection when downhill mountain biking. The padding is a soft gel like material that feels nice on the ankle and is not noticeable once it is on. For reference, I am a size 12 shoe US men's and ordered the large Xl which fits great.I'll have to see how they hold up over time, but in my video review you can see how they handled the "impact test". Hope this helps

Useful for minor spills and or Rat-Trap pedal bites! I forget I even have these on. Should have ordered sooner. Bought another pair as they may wear out due to thin, light materials.

I wrote a review for the G-Form Pro-S Elite shin guards, detailing how the foam material doesn't harden and the guards don't provide the protection that it advertises. My experience of the ankle guard is consistent with my experience of the shin guard: Looked cool, fit great, didn't protect. The little patches of foam over the ankles absorbed little to none of the impact they received when I tested the guards. Also, the sheer material on which the foam pads rest is so slippery and stretchy, in game conditions it is just as likely that the foam pads---even if they hardened and protected as advertised (which they don't)---would slide and get shoved around by an opponent's cleats, and my ankle would get scraped regardless.Eh. I wish it were otherwise. These guards don't harden and protect as advertised, and that's the primary point of guards. They still look cool and fit well, but because they don't do their job, they are being returned.