HWI Next Generation Quick Release Tactical Elbow Pads, One Size Fits Most

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to try these elbow pads in a 2-on-2 It was a 3-day rifle course at the Nevada desert. We dropped from standing from a prone position repeatedly and shot at various targets who were put in front of us. It was covered in sharp-edged, dusty chipped rock with some dust particles in it (I tend to think of gravel as being rounded, this wasn't The bear in the forest is not the most graceful creature Many times I slammed my elbows against the floor without receiving a scratch or a bruise. Having HWI elbow pads has been a great experience for me. This quick release system is easy to work with, they're adjustable, and they're reasonably comfortable. believe the elbow guards to be an excellent value for the price point, and I'm sure they will continue to safeguard my elbows for decades A matching pair of knee pads was also purchased. They are also my favorites.

Ezra Macias

| Oct 08, 2020

The products I bought were supposed to be my first exposure to Airsoft. There are a few things I don't like about My first issue was that they wouldn't stay in place unless I pulled the straps so tight that it cut off the circulation in my arms, and my second issue was that the rough edge of the Velcro rubbed against my arms and scratched them like crazy. In light of this, I found that if I placed the Velcro tabs on the outside of my shirt, that solved the Velcro issue and made them stay on. As far as the good news goes, I didn't feel a single hit to the elbow as long as they were in the right place, and when throwing objects to the ground I was able to preserve my elbows without any damage. It did seem like a great idea having the quick release system, but I spent more time trying to adjust the Velcro on my arms than using the quick release system, except for one scenario. By releasing them in a timely manner. I used them for 8 hours each day for two days, but they were still in brand new condition, except that some fuzz had been stuck in them.

Jacoby Wheeler

| Jul 27, 2020

An outer shell made of hard plastic with an inner pad made of soft material. This and the knee pads are comfortable to wear over clothes or jackets and the elastic does not move around at all. In addition, the most appealing thing about these kneepads is that they protect the outside of your knees and elbows. There is more to it than just the hat. It could be uncomfortable for bare skin to wear straps. When it is warmer and I need something for my bare skin, I prefer wear other slip on pads I have. This is a more protective option.

Colin Rhodes

| May 25, 2021

My favorite thing about the pants is that they fit well and do not slide down my thighs. Two Appleseed marksmanship clinics have recently taken place, and I figured I should have these in my range bag in case I need During one of these weekends, there is a great deal of shooting from the prone position and there are a lot of position changes. After all, I had a moving quilt and some foam carpet backing for a shooting pad, so I did not really need the elbow pads, but two people who only had scrap carpeting were very happy to have elbow pads. When participating in such an event, you are really going to need padding for your elbow.

Bailee CHADWICK

| Jan 28, 2021

This might be the same for this one You might not be able to wear this if you are an adult male with decent / athletic arms. Keeping looking is a good idea if you have BIG arms. It doesn't appear to be the pads you want. Children, teens, women and men of smaller stature can use these with no trouble.

Rosalee Beasley

| Sep 30, 2020

They are an entry level elbow pad at best. The expected has been added. An elbow strap and a wrist strap are attached. As these do not move as much during movement as the knee pads from that same company, I dislike them. The straps on these elbow pads have not unbuckled during use. They are an entry level elbow pad at best. A gel pad absorbs quite a bit of shock and is very nice to use. My elbow pads will someday be replaced by a more secure type of accessory.

Jalen Russo

| Jan 03, 2021

Although easy to put on, they are hard to get on, and they slide back and forth in their holders So you have to tighten them, and when your arms bend, you lose comfort. These are rarely worn by me nowadays, since most of the falls cause your palms, knees and feet to contact the ground first. You are facing.

Dominick LAW

| Nov 11, 2020

In my case, the straps cut into the inner arm the same way they did with the knee pads. To protect the inner arm from this problem, I use a rubber sponge medical elbow brace. However, other than that, the program works well.

Zane White

| Aug 10, 2020