ProTec Street Wrist Guard | Black

ProTec Street Wrist Guard | Black

Splinted wrist support for the falls every skater takes.

Put a hand out when you fall and your wrists take the hit. The Pro-Tec Street Wrist Guard is built for exactly that, with support for beginners through to experienced skaters. It suits street, park, cruising, rollerskating, scooters and e-skate or Onewheel riding.

Ergonomic splints support the wrist and help absorb the impact in a fall, and breathable materials manage airflow and moisture on long, hot sessions. The body is abrasion-resistant nylon and Lycra, and three hook-and-loop straps let you set a secure, custom fit.

Key Features

• Ergonomic splints: support the wrist and absorb impact
• Breathable build: manages airflow and moisture
• Three hook-and-loop straps: custom, secure fit
• Abrasion-resistant nylon: stands up to concrete
• Lycra construction: breathable and comfortable on long sessions

Specs

• Splint: Ergonomic wrist splints
• Materials: Abrasion-resistant nylon and Lycra
• Closure/straps: Three hook-and-loop straps
• Sizes: Youth, S, M, L
• Sold as: Pair
• Best for: Street, park, cruising, rollerskating, scooters and e-skate
• Colourway: Black

Size Guide

Pro-Tec sizes the Street Wrist Guard on wrist circumference. Wrap a soft tape around your wrist and match it to the chart. Pro-Tec's chart is in inches; we've converted to cm.

M and L overlap at 20–22cm. If you're in the overlap, a bigger hand usually suits the L. The straps should close firmly without cutting off circulation.

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 Street Wrist Guard should I get?
Measure around your wrist with a soft tape and match it to the chart: Youth 13–15cm, S 17–19cm, M 19–22cm, L 20–23cm. The guard should sit snug with the splint lined up along your palm and wrist.

Are wrist guards worth it for skating?
Yes, especially when you're learning. Your hands and wrists often take the hit when you fall, and a splinted guard supports the joint and absorbs some of the impact. They're also popular with e-skate and Onewheel riders.

How do I wash the Street Wrist Guards?
Pro-Tec doesn't publish care instructions, so hand wash in cool water with mild soap and air dry out of the sun. Fasten the hook-and-loop straps first so they don't snag on anything.

Can kids wear these?
Yes. The Youth size fits wrists around 13–15cm. For a full kids set with knees and elbows, check out the Pro-Tec Street Gear Jr 3 Pack.

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