Flexmeter Wrist Guard D3O

These are seriously nice. Love the fit. You can use tight gloves under which I really like. Of course you can use them with gloves over for the large winter style gloves, which I like. I am a large man, the large size fit me perfectly. When using gloves under it can be a bit tricky getting your hand through, not a big deal at all. When taking them off, a little tug on the top and the that bottom repeated and they slide off with ease. Removable palm skid for using gloves over. Going to buy another pair just to have back up. Hope I never need them and I am just wasting my money doing so! Stoked on how comfortable these are, and with the protection level I feel they are at compared to the normal wrist guard styles. XXXL COFIT Motorcycle Gloves are underneath sold here on Amazon as well. They pair nicely...

I've been on a path to find the ultimate safety gear for esk8ing and when I opened these wrist guards today and tried them on in combination with my motorcycle gloves I truly believe I found the holy grail of hand/wrist protection. I say that because I've tried 4 other brands, and while they've done a good job in certain areas like support and comfort and trying to combine gloves with wrist guards, these Flexmeter wrist guards do everything better: they have the longest cuff with the best strap(s) design and the most low-profile pro-level padding while still being super comfortable and allowing pretty natural movement that works with an esk8 remote. Not only that, I've finally found a wrist guard that allows me to combine it with a pro level motorcycle glove, and while I had been trying to put gloves OVER a wrist guard for so long, I finally discovered the secret which is putting my motorcycle glove UNDER this wrist guard. The brands I've tried from oldest to newest for me are: Knox Flatland 3D fingerless (single piece of plastic support brace with single strap), Triple 8 Hired Hands fingerless (comfy and supportive but palm makes it difficult to use with esk8 remote, and only one strap and hard to get gloves over them), Dakine low-profile wrist guards (they fit UNDER my gloves with some hard work to stretch the wrist openings, but it was uncomfortable and didn't have ANY shock absorbing pads. The Flexmeter wrist guards fit perfectly and have padding and support in every area you could need with a skid plate on the palm, and the quality of materials looks the best I've seen. I'll give them a try in the real world and be back to share any issues but this is looking and feeling like I've finally found the perfect combination for my wrist and hand protection. FINALLY. Only took me 1.5 years but if I found the perfect blend of comfort and protection it was totally worth it! I highly recommend you try these for yourself and let us know what you think. I'm guessing you won't disappointed. Keep riding and stay safe out there!

I recently snagged myself a pair of Demon Flexmeter Double Sided Wrist Guards, and boy, do they have a sense of humor! I mean, they're not cracking jokes or anything, but they've brought a smile to my face every time I hop on my electric unicycle (EUC). Who knew wrist guards could be such great comedic sidekicks? In all seriousness (or at least as serious as one can be on a unicycle), these wrist guards have been a true lifesaver - or, should I say, "wrist saver"! They're so comfortable that I sometimes forget I'm wearing them. And considering the number of times I've unintentionally dismounted my EUC (let's call it my "clown act"), these guards have held up remarkably well. The materials and construction scream, "We're going to last longer than your unicycle skills!", which is saying something, given the number of hours I've spent perfecting my one-wheeled antics. They're like the superhero sidekick I never knew I needed for my EUC adventures. So, if you're searching for a sturdy, reliable, and, most importantly, FUN wrist protection solution for your extreme sports or unicycle escapades, look no further than the Demon Flexmeter Double Sided Wrist Guards. You won't be disappointed, and you might even find yourself chuckling as you glide along on one wheel, knowing your wrists are safe and sound.

These are the best for keeping you from busting your wrists. I always wear them. The big downside is that the two sides are held together with elastic that attaches to the hard sides with just a thin seam of thread. THe snow will chew that up and off in one season. At that point, they lose their ability to do the job and need to be tossed. So, great protection, but be prepared to buy new ones each season.

I was shipped the single sided ones and had to return them (Thank you Amazon for a hassle free return & refund). I ended up purchasing the double sided version from another website due to the fact that the wrong ones were the last ones listed in stock on Amazon. So this review is for the actual item: I'm very happy with these wrist guards. I purchased them to use while inline skating and these are hands down (no pun intended) the best wrist guards I've used. I actually had an incident the other day where I put them to good use, and came out of it with no injuries or pain....and the no pain part is not something that can be said about some of the other wrist guards I've used over the years. The plastic wear pucks on both guards stayed velcroed in place and took all the road rash. And between the flexible nature of the splints & the comfortable padding these have, it was the most comfortable fall I've had to date that involved my wrists. -- Yes these are more expensive then the cheap ones in some stores, but trust me - you get what you pay for...and these are worth it.

Recu ce jour, la taille est parfaite et le port agréable malgré l'aspect 'armure' de ces protège poignets. La protection semble excellente, et ils offrent en plus un certain degrès de flexibilité ce qui permet d'effectuer quelques mouvements du quotidien sans être obligé de les enlever. La mise en place est aisée. Le seul point qui pourrait poser problème à l'usage sont les coutures des velcro qui semblent un peu légères (à vérifier!) par rapport à la force nécessaire pour séparer les velcro. Fortement recommandé pour les sports ou les poignets sont fortement exposés! (monoroue, skate, rollers, etc...)

I got these wristguards for rollerblading after trying a couple of relatively low-priced brands. Very satisfied with these, have been using them for over a year now and cannot remember when was the last time I got wrist pain, which should say sth (an 80kg fall on asphalt is never exactly light-impact, even if I have become somewhat better at this). Anyway, the main feature of the wristguards is the length of the splint and the three straps, which make them very robust, both on impact and the feeling that you get when you put them on. Highly recommended!

I purchased these after breaking my wrist earlier this year, after doing a lot of research. They offer far greater protection than any other wrist guard I've come across, and I feel safe riding again with them again. They're comfortable and feel very secure. They are not cheap - but neither is months of physiotherapy. Protecting your body is worth it, and these wrist guards offer the best protection money can buy. Dress for the slide, not the ride!

Fantastic item. Fits well, matches the size advertised. Good for summer wear as they do not get hot wearing them. Good protection and light.

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