Dakine Wristguard 2026 | Black

Dakine Wristguard 2026 | Black

Low-profile wrist protection that slips inside your gloves.

The Dakine Wristguard is for riders who want to work on new moves in the halfpipe without collecting signatures on a cast. A lightweight internal aluminium stay supports the wrist, while a neoprene stretch body keeps it comfortable on long days.

The low-profile design slips easily inside gloves or mitts, and an adjustable hook and loop wrist cinch makes it quick to pull on and off and easy to snug up without help in the lift line. It's built for snowboarding and skiing, with a 2-year limited warranty from Dakine.

Key Features

• Internal aluminium stay: lightweight support for the wrist
• Neoprene stretch body: comfortable, flexible fit
• Low profile: designed to wear inside gloves and mitts
• Hook and loop wrist cinch: quick on and off, easy to snug up
• 2-year limited warranty: backed by Dakine

Specs

• Stay: Lightweight internal aluminium
• Body: Neoprene stretch
• Closure: Adjustable hook and loop wrist cinch
• Profile: Low profile, worn inside gloves
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
• Sold as: Pair
• Warranty: 2-year limited
• Best for: Snowboarding and skiing, park and all-mountain
• Colourway: Black

Size Guide

Dakine sizes the Wristguard by hand circumference. Measure around your palm at the base of the fingers, thumb excluded, and match it to the chart. It's the same chart as Dakine's gloves, so if you know your Dakine glove size, go with that.

Dakine notes women should size down for a women's fit. Tighten the wrist cinch so the stay sits flat without cutting off circulation.

About Dakine

Dakine started on Maui in 1979 when Rob Kaplan set out to make a surf leash that wouldn't snap in big Hawaiian surf. That obsession with gear that holds up when it matters carried the brand from surf into snow, skate, bike and travel, and it's now based in Hood River, Oregon, close to Mt Hood.

On snow, Dakine is known for gloves, packs and accessories that riders trust day after day. Its wrist guards follow the same formula: simple, tough construction that fits inside your gloves and gets out of the way while you ride.

FAQs

What size Dakine Wristguard should I get?
Measure around your palm at the base of the fingers, thumb excluded: XS 14–16.5cm up to XXL 27–29cm. It follows Dakine's glove chart, so you can match it to your glove size. Women should size down.

Can I wear the Dakine Wristguard under my gloves?
Yes, that's what it's designed for. Put the wristguard on, cinch the strap, then pull your glove or mitt over the top. The low-profile neoprene body keeps it slim.

What's the difference between the Dakine Wristguard and the Wristguard Glove?
The Wristguard is a standalone guard you wear inside your own gloves. The Wristguard Glove is a full insulated, waterproof snow glove with removable rigid nylon plates built in, so it's all in one.

How do I care for my wristguards?
Air them out after every session so the neoprene dries. Hand wash in cool water with mild soap when needed and air dry away from heaters.

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