Lo Pro protector sleeves -Elbow (pair)
$35.99
Description
Lo Pro protector sleeves
Available in S,M,L,XL, these elbow sleeves will fit like a glove with soft and flexible protection that activates on impact, absorbing massive amounts of energy.
Instructions:
- Measure the circumference of your elbow, 2 inches above the joint
- Choose the closest size that is smaller than your measurement
Sleeve opening (multiply x2 for full circumference):
- Small : 20cm
- Medium: 23cm
- Large: 26cm
- XL : 29cm
Sleeve opening (bottom) (multiply x2 for full circumference):
- Small : 16cm
- Medium : 19cm
- Large : 22cm
- XL : 25cm
Additional information
| Weight | 0.34 kg |
|---|---|
| USA Men's | Women's size | Large, Small, Medium, XL |
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Ryan Logan (verified owner) –
These are a big improvement or the other elbow pads. They are comfortable, stretchy and have a silicone type ring around the inside of each opening to help them from slipping down. Im a average build man with medium+ muscle and the XL just fits. The padding is good although it could be a bit bigger in all directions as it just covers the tip of the elbow.
Marc (verified owner) –
Seriously good protection, while still being flexible.
I bought these for ice skating, and wanted my arms to stay flexible / didn’t want bulky, hard pads. So till now, I’ve been using the some soft elbow pads that I’d still get bruises from.
The FIRST thing I did after trying these on was stress test them. After feeling it out, I just went for it and slammed my elbow into a concrete corner.
Everything up to that point, I couldn’t really feel.
Against the corner, I could feel a minor impact, but that’s a MUCH harder and concentrated impact than falling flat on the ice.
So, yeah. I’m 100% confident in these.