Demon Snow Flexmeter Wrist Guard - Double

My purpose on Amazon was to find wrist guards for snowboarding, so I read a lot of reviews and asked some questions. My first reaction was to be very excited about this purchase since most reviews say this is great to protect your wrist. are some of the observations I made when I tried them on for the first time right after getting It should be removable until you get to the HARD BULKY part on the left hand with the letter F (not on top of your hand). Attached to the wrist guard by Velcro, it must be removed before use. My attempt to remove it was hampered by the hard part falling off by itself without the velcro, as shown in the photo. There is no velcro on this part it is just glued to the Velcro. My glue may be able to hold them back if I choose to do so. The price of this pair of wrist guards was quite steep, and I thought I wouldn't have to buy them. As a second concern, it is a bit difficult to get on and off, especially if you have one hand already tense up in this guard. There is a problem with the wrist strap (the shorter of the two straps) slipping out of the hole and it's very difficult to pull them back through but I expect to do it alone since my other hand is already in the guard. During snowboarding, it is easy to see how this design would provide a protective handhold. Yet for 60 bucks and more, I thought some better quality would be expected. It's a real bummer.

Reign Ferguson

| Oct 16, 2020

It is much less expensive than the cost of a broken wrist. They came in handy when I was On the palm, there is a skid plate that is attached with very strong Therefore, if you are wearing under gloves, you will need to remove the skid plate. It was noted by another reviewer that the skid plate came off of the velcro rather than the plate itself, rather than the palm. While I was removing the plate, the velcro started peeling off, but I was very careful to pull at the velcro without damaging it. If I needed to remove and add a skid plate often, I might find it really inconvenient, but I won't need one. *Yes, they are noticeable, but once you get to know each other, they become comfortable. It still works when it comes to your fingers. The range of motion in your wrist area has obviously been reduced. Unless you are wearing under mittens, you will need VERY BIG MITTENS when wearing them under mittens. My height is 5'11" and I weigh 200 pounds. I normally wear a size My mittens were so big that I had to buy XL sizes and even then, many brands I tried did not fit. No matter how you slice it, they are pretty good. Throughout the four days of snowboarding, I fell quite a bit. There was never an instance where I felt my wrists or hands hurt. This is a highly recommended book.

Chandler Norman

| May 14, 2021

This was used by a lady on YouTube who rode a unicycle with them and I had to look up the companies that manufacture them. That was something I was glad to do. A great deal of comfort can be found in these. To protect and not repress, the material must be soft in some places and hard in others. The mirror (adhesive backing) was added in addition to the paper. It was easy to attach because of the hard shell. There is only one negative thing about this, which is that I have to be careful with the screws on the palm plate while cleaning my unicycle. The wrist guards I wear on my motorcycle however make me feel safe.

Anders Cantu

| Sep 10, 2020

Last year, I bought these while preparing for a trip to Colorado and learning how to snowboard. I had been skiing once before, but I was planning (and actually did) several bunny slope sessions. In my teenage years, I skateboarded and the only injury I ever sustained was a broken wrist. My wrist guards were always on after that, and I had the same thought when I decided to snowboard as a beginner. My world has changed since I saw these work. I couldn't be more thrilled. Instead of palm guards, I bought gloves that were an extra size-larger to wear over them. Since I was taking my rollerblades on the road, I don't think the guards are necessary for me anyway. First couple attempts to put on the hand gear were a bit hard, but when I learned to just monkey fist it I was fine. I took a couple hard falls which I expected, and one of them left me with a sore wrist a couple days later. Even so, I remember feeling the springboard effect during that fall and knowing that it prevented me from a more serious injury if I hadn't had the back plate. Over the course of the season, I had many people fall on me, but none of them injured my wrists in any way. This is a success, according to me. It is highly recommended for snowboarders to use these, especially if they are learning and willing to wear hulk-like clothing They are wearing gloves of the right size. In the case that you like taking your gloves off every time you get on or off the lift, then putting these on might not be worth the hassle. The risk of a wrist injury, which is the most common in board sports, has to be compared to the benefit of not getting injured. Additionally, these restriction the range of motion in your wrist quite a bit, so you will have to learn what robot moves you need to get things in and out of your pockets, etc. But all of that is secondary to how much Don't allow yourself to be harmed during that period! I am in love with these wrist guards!.

Michelle Moses

| Aug 02, 2020

Snowboarding is my purpose for buying these. It's not unusual for me to fall when I board, especially when doing jumps and happening to be in off trail situations. There's always a nagging pain in my wrists every time I go, never serious, but just enough to be bothersome for a day or two. Last weekend, up at Snowshoe, I used these for the first time, and they were great. Although I fell multiple times, I did not break my wrist. They were expensive when I saw them, but after using them I don't regret the price tag in the slightest. It's a bit difficult to put the gloves on and take them off with the gloves, but I wasn't surprised. I actually find the gloves to be pretty annoying given how bulky they are. In spite of this, the experience was still 100% worthwhile. The following items are on my shopping list To mitigate the difficulty of putting off and putting on the gloves while wearing these, large gloves are recommended. You should be aware that gloves will not be able to fit these.

Henry Hart

| Jan 14, 2021