Bodyprox Almohadillas de protección para codos, 1 par, manga protectora para codo

Elbow Pads protective and comfortable, can recommend 👌

They are nice and sturdy. A bit tight, but id rather them be tighter than loose.

These are great. Stitched on padding. Only loose a star because they get warm and hot. I would but again if needed.

A most excellent product for what it was designed for. Love it! I’m an older guy that bruises easily and I keep banging my elbows into door frames. These gaurds work great for that protection. And I use them while doing gym work, protection from the equipment. Made of a good quality, durable material. I got the snug fit but still easy enough to pull in. It is a bit bulky, but that’s kind of what ya want. And they fit well under a long sleeve shirt.

Nice elbow pads you also get 2 of them. Mine fits and stays in place and provides great protection to the elbow. I use them when I go metal detecting because I tend to lay on my left side with my elbow supporting me and it had become very painful from the constant pressure while digging. slips right on and seems very durable due to the rubber protector cup on the elbow.

I got these for caving. It's a pretty tough environment on pads. You can easily spend $40-$60 or more on elbow pads specifically designed for caving - and yeah, they tend to be pretty durable - but I haven't found any that I actually like. I prefer the sleeve-style pads, but the ones for caving that I have found don't have padding coverage as broad as these.I coat my knee and elbow pads with tool dip (Plasti-Dip or another good, quality name brand) to significantly extend their life. $10 or so for a spray can (which will coat a few sets of pads) plus the low price point of these elbow pads gives me way more value than any specialty pads than I have found. Highly recommended.I don't have large arms (I'm 5'8" and ~170lb), so I got a medium. They work just fine, but I do find myself having …

They work as intended, for the most part. They have too much and harder padding than needed for any painful areas but still attempt to protect the area. Leaning on them will put too much pressure on it while accidentally hitting your elbow will keep it protected.

These have been laundered in the machine one time and do not Fray or deteriorate and the quality of material is high does not shift around inside the cloth and it's tight like a compression elbow at the same time protects the forearm elbow, and lower tricep. The Squeeze is consistent all the way through the sleeve & I suppose the sleeve could be used for the legs on a smaller skinnier person effectively but there are some great guards out there for The Shins, recommending G form and this bodyprox brand, both have exceeded expectations and the price values are decent. This is definitely worth of the value picking it up at $20 where it offers tight compression that is not uncomfortable oh, I have to adjust them every hour or so a little bit, however they are snug and don't move around much