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Protectors - Wrists
Wrist protection for your safety
If you're planning to hit the snowpark in winter, or even if you're an expert in snowboarding and freestyle, you still need to protect your body. In your suitcase, you'll have all the protection you need for snowboarding and other board sports: your ski helmet, your back protectionbut also wrist protection!
There's no better way to protect your wrists during falls. Its assets: freedom of movement, long protective plates, support and shock distribution. They not only protect the palms of your hands, but also your wrists, thanks to a rigid lamellar metacarpal reinforcement.
Opinions on the different types of wrist protectors available
There are several types of wrist protectors available for various sports, including snowboarding, rollerblading and skateboarding. Models vary in thickness, fit and ergonomics. To choose the best wrist protection, it's essential to assess the intensity of the activities you practice, as well as your level of experience. For example, if you're just starting out in freestyle, opt for protection with a good balance between flexibility and rigidity.
Models with Velcro straps enable a personalized fit, while offering ease of donning and doffing. What's more, brands such as Cairn offer ergonomic designs that perfectly fit the shape of the wrist without restricting movement.
The importance of recognized brands when choosing wrist protectors
When it comes to sports equipment, choosing a reputable brand can make all the difference in terms of quality and durability. Brands such as Komperdell and Dainese are known for their commitment to technological innovation in their products. These companies continually invest in research to improve safety while guaranteeing comfort and performance.
By opting for these established brands, not only do you benefit from better protection against potential injuries during falls, but also from equipment designed specifically to withstand the extreme conditions encountered on the slopes or during urban sessions.
Practical tips on how to use your wrist guards
To maximize the effectiveness of your wrist protectors, here are a few practical tips: make sure they fit snugly, without being too tight, so that they don't restrict your blood circulation or mobility. Before each sports session, check the general condition of the equipment; look for any visible wear that could compromise their effectiveness.
Finally, don't forget that this equipment should be used in conjunction with other essentials such as your helmet or a good pair of gloves suited to your activity (like those available in our Ski Backpacks category). For added safety when snowboarding or rollerblading, don't forget your equipment! Explore also our adjacent categories such as Ski helmet, Helmet with visor.
