ProTec Snow Wrist Guards | Black

ProTec Snow Wrist Guards | Black

Slim snowboard wrist guards that disappear under your gloves.

Pro-Tec calls these the Undercover Snow Wrist Guards, and the name fits. Pro-Tec points out that wrist injuries are among the most common in snowboarding, so these give you real protection while staying thin enough to wear under most snow gloves. They're ideal for beginners and anyone spending time in the park.

The body is perforated neoprene for airflow, with removable top and bottom splints to support the wrist. A wide elastic strap locks them in and a pull-on loop makes them quick to get on, even with cold hands.

Key Features

• Removable top and bottom splints: support the wrist
• Perforated neoprene: ventilated and comfortable
• Glove-friendly: fits under most snow gloves
• Wide elastic strap: locked-in support
• Pull-on loop: quick on and off

Specs

• Splint: Removable top and bottom splints
• Body: Perforated neoprene
• Closure/straps: Wide elastic support strap, pull-on loop
• Glove fit: Under most snow gloves
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL
• Sold as: Pair
• Best for: Snowboarding, beginners and park riding
• Colourway: Black

Size Guide

Pro-Tec sizes the Undercover Snow Wrist Guards on hand circumference. Wrap a soft tape around your hand at the knuckles (not including the thumb) and match it to the chart. Pro-Tec recommends sizing up if you're between sizes or unsure, as riders tend to do better with the larger size. Pro-Tec's chart is in inches; we've converted to cm.

Try them on with your snow gloves if you can. They should feel firm around the wrist without making your gloves tight.

About Pro-Tec

Pro-Tec has been protecting skaters since 1973 and is one of the most recognisable names in skate and BMX protection. Its Street pads have been around for decades and are still the pad most skaters picture when they think of knee and elbow pads. Pro-Tec says its Street elbow is the pad used by Bucky Lasek, Christian Hosoi and Lincoln Ueda, and its team list runs from Steve Caballero and Steve Alba to Sakura Yosozumi and Australia's own Poppy Starr Olsen, with snowboard legend Todd Richards on the snow side.

Today Pro-Tec is known for no-fuss protection that does the job: tough nylon outers, plastic caps and EVA foam on the Street range, heavier ballistic builds with replaceable caps on the Vert range, and slim neoprene wrist guards for snowboarding. Riders choose Pro-Tec because it fits well, lasts and has been part of skate culture for over 50 years.

FAQs

What size Pro-Tec Snow Wrist Guards should I get?
Measure around your hand at the knuckles and match it to the chart, from XS 15–18cm to XL 25–28cm. Pro-Tec recommends going up a size if you're between sizes or unsure.

Can I wear these wrist guards under my snow gloves?
Yes, that's what they're made for. The slim perforated neoprene body fits under most snow gloves. Try them on with your gloves if you can.

Do I need wrist guards for snowboarding?
They're worth it, especially when you're learning. Beginners put their hands out a lot when they catch an edge, and Pro-Tec notes wrist injuries are among the most common in snowboarding. The splints support the joint and help reduce the impact.

Can I take the splints out?
Yes. The top and bottom splints are removable, which makes the guards easier to wash and dry.

How do I wash the Snow Wrist Guards?
Pro-Tec doesn't publish care instructions. Take the splints out, hand wash the neoprene in cool water with mild soap and air dry away from heaters and fires.

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