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Question: Best size for a 5'2'', 145 lb person? Hand width is 8 in, and around the knee is 15 inches.
Document: What this Triple 8 Saver Series product is missing is those fixed elastic straps in the knee pads and elbow pads that require that you put them on as gloves or socks, sliding them through your hand or foot. Those fixed elastic straps are indispensable to maintain the pads in place when you fall. This Saver Series won't do it if your child is 6-9 years old and wants to practice skateboarding on a ramp or in the street.
Got these for my eight-year-old daughter to skateboard with. Wish they were the kind she had to run her hand/foot through so they'd stay put better. It's not a size issue, but a basic design point. Their own velcro chews the nylon more than I'd expect and more than I'm accustomed to. Not bad for the money, so four stars instead of three.
I bought these for my 7 and 8 year olds for riding their bikes or scooters. They seem well made and sturdy. I purchased the small and it fits them okay for now but with plenty of room for them to grow, which is great. The velcro is 4 inches long on each side (fabric and grip) allowing for about 6 inches of adjustability. If you need more or less it's easy enough to sew an extra strip on to extend it more or tighten it more.
Bought 2 sets for my kids 10 and 8. They are the perfect kid size and offer protection for the knees, elbows and wrist. Good product so far!
I found out quickly that for real roller derby, these knee pads arent the best way to go, however. They are rounded, and for knee slides, a flat surface is much easier on the knee and thigh.
I like the wristguards and kind of like the elbow pads but the knee pads are horrible. I got different ones soon after I started using them. I still went with triple 8s but a different kind. Any knee fall and you'll end up with bruises the shape of the plastic around your knees. And that's saying a lot since it takes a lot to bruise me.
Bought 2 sets for my 6 and 8 year old girls. Fit great, look great. Skateboarding, scooters, knee pads for snowboarding.
These are really comfortable. They have nice velcro straps. The knee and elbow pads are nicely cushioned. They are well made. I believe the sizing only refers to the wrist guards. The knee and elbow come in a one size fits most deal. I love them.
We got the Triple 8 protective pack (wrist guards, knee/elbow pads) for my daughter immediately after my son fell off his RipStick and fractured his wrist (1 week after he got it, going slow, no tricks ... In a cast for 6 weeks). They both love their RipSticks, but be sure to get the protective gear before riding! As we learned, it doesn't take much to get a serious injury! Use a helmet too!
Please heed the warnings in the previous reviews. These pads ARE NOT for roller derby. They probably work wonders for regular skating where you don't fall a lot or hit other people on purpose.I didn't listen to previous reviews. And I sent them back before even trying them on the track. No way am I going to trust my knees in those knee pads. Just buy the triple 8 pads separately. You will save in the long run.
Answer: yes