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DAKINE Wristguard - 1 pair

Wear the DAKINE Wristguards to avoiding landing a jump and hearing the “snap” that signals the end or your season. Whether you ski, snowboard, or skateboard, your wrists are at risk every time you land on something other than your feet. You can wear the DAKINE Wristguards alone or over gloves to take on both summer and winter sports.

Bottom Line: Avoid regrettable wrist injuries with the DAKINE Wristguards.

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By: D.Chu (14)
October 29, 2007

Terribly designed. Ideally, you want your snowboard wrist guards to be long, somewhat flexible, and have support on the back of your hand. These things fail on all three counts. Check out http://www.ski-injury.com/wrist.htm to see what can potentially happen with these; the guards in those photos and next to the x-rays are this same guard, just an earlier model. These may be worthwhile for absolute beginners, but even then I would go with another company. RED, Protec, and Seirus make way better models, don't waste your time with these.

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Material:	Airprene with aluminum inserts
Recommended Use:	Gravity sports
Manufacturer Warranty:	Lifetime

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