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AChristensen
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
Such an amazing design with two ways to wear them! My daughter uses the sleeves and slides the knee pads and elbow pads up. She is learning how to skate and from the pictures you can tell that she has landed a few times on these pads. She says that when she falls it doesn't hurt and that the knee pads feel like they have cushions in them when she lands. She has scuffed up a little the wrist guards as but everything has stayed together well and she hasn't got hurt. I like that you can wear these two ways because this would be hard to put on if you were wearing pants. Also, some kids might find that the knew pads and elbow pads are too tight and then you can wear them the traditional way with the velcro. This comes in a nice little storage bag to keep all the pieces together.
J Fullmer
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
I recently ordered two different sets of protective gear for my granddaughters to use while roller blading at my home. The Knee and elbow protectors have a good amount of padding and protection. Plus they can be worn two different ways, either using the two velcro straps or sliding inside the large elastic band. (Similar to how volleyball pad are worn.). They are comfortable enough to wear for longer periods of time, stay in place, and protect well against injury. llerblading. The quality of the knee and elbow pads is very good. They seem to be quite durable. The wrist protectors are questionable. It does not appear to have very little padding, and does not feel firm enough. I am not sure they are trust worthy.Overall the set functions well and seems to be durable enough for casual rollerblading. The pink camo is cute and the material feels water resistant. The set comes with a bag made of the same fabric with a draw string top. It can be worn as a backpack. However, for younger kids, I would recommend keeping an eye on them as the cord on the bag could be a hazard to young kids in the house.Given the current price of approx $20, there may be other sets available that give more bang for the buck. Just make sure you know what your specific needs are met by this set before ordering. You may need to purchase additional gear if you’re using this as a starter set.
Ellen j.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
The protective gear set is well-made and feels durable—definitely gives me peace of mind when my daughter is out skating. The rainbow design is so cute and vibrant; she absolutely loves wearing it! Everything fits securely and comfortably, and the mesh bag makes it easy to store and carry. Great purchase!
AquarianHeart
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
These are you typical pads, the knee and elbow pads seem to be made of enough protective material. The wrist guards, IMHO the most important guard, is completely useless. I bought a separate pair of wrist guards that offer more protection. I suggest you do the same.
Anonymous Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
Nice quality knee/elbow/wrist pads. They for my 8 year old nicely but they were small on my 11 year old. They’re great protection for budding skateboarders. I like the bag them came with so they’re not immediately lost and can transport easily to the park.
RedWingDad
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
Fit my 6-year-old perfectly with some room to grow. He just started riding his Razor electric bike (which dad may or may not have modded with LiPOs, training wheels, and a variable speed controller to crank up the fun). So yeah, we wanted as much protective gear on him as possible. These did the job well. Good quality, decent price, and they actually stay on without slipping. Definitely worth it if your kid's just getting into bikes, boards, or anything fast with wheels. Would buy again.
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