“Concrete always wins the argument. Pad up and skate it anyway.”
Concrete never loses. A helmet, wrist guards and a set of pads are the cheapest insurance in skating — mandatory for kids and bowl skaters, smart for everyone learning something new. Here's the protective kit worth wearing, for grommets and grown-ups alike.
HelmetCertified Skate HelmetA CPSC/ASTM-rated lid — the one piece of gear you never skip.Check Price →
SetAdult Pad SetKnee, elbow and wrist guards matched in one value bundle.Check Price →
Kids' SetKids' Protective SetHelmet and pad combo sized and colored for young skaters.Check Price →
WristWrist GuardsSplinted guards that protect skating's most-broken bone.Check Price →
KneeKnee PadsHard-cap knee pads built for bowl and ramp slams.Check Price →
ElbowElbow PadsPadded, capped elbow protection for transition skating.Check Price →
Pro HelmetCertified Bowl HelmetA dialed, ventilated helmet for serious ramp and bowl time.Check Price →
ImpactImpact ShortsPadded shorts that cushion hips and tailbone on hard falls.Check Price →
Youth HelmetYouth Multi-Sport HelmetA rated helmet that crosses over to bike and scooter too.Check Price →
GlovesSlide GlovesPuck-palmed gloves for downhill longboard slides.Check Price →
ComboHelmet & Pad ComboEverything a beginner needs to start safely in one box.Check Price →
GuardsAnkle & Shin GuardsExtra padding for the joints that take the day-two bruises.Check Price →Start with a certified helmet — the one piece of gear that's non-negotiable, especially for kids and transition skating. Add wrist guards (the most-broken bone in skating is the wrist), plus knee and elbow pads for bowls, ramps and learning slams. Buy a matched pad set for the best value, size it snug so it stays put, and don't skimp — a $30 helmet beats an ER visit every time.
