These work great!
These are very good quality. I can wear my AW under them and feel super safe from the bell. So glad I purchased. I’m saving for the adjustable bells too by this brand! Read more

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Rated 4.6/5 across 347 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the wrist guards effective at protecting wrists during kettlebell workouts and appreciate their comfort, with one noting they make resting the kettlebell more bearable.
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These are very good quality. I can wear my AW under them and feel super safe from the bell. So glad I purchased. I’m saving for the adjustable bells too by this brand! Read more
I have several BOS items and have been happy with all of my purchases from them. These definitely help with wrist pain as you learn to use kettlebells. These are simple but a good value and work well. I haven't had any issues with durability and use them 1-2 times per week. Read more
Great product, big improvement in my kettlebell workouts. No more wrist bashing! Read more
these are pretty high quality, seem way more comfortable than the ones with the velcro straps. And the guard has strength similar to soccer or skateboard shin guards, pretty much is a soccer or skateboard shin guard for your wrist. But if your a bigger person with large wrists, might be a little tight for you. Read more
Nice accessory especially when you're getting started and want to avoid banging your wrists. Read more
Perfect to protect your forearms. I was getting bruised up and stopped doing cleans for this reason. Glad i found these. They are snug and i have a fairly slim hand/wrist. Read more

These do the job of protecting my wrists when using my kettlebells. of course Bells of Steel is a great brand. I know alot of hard-core kettlebell users don't use protection like this, but I'm still dialing in my technique, and I bruise easily. The bruises I get are the tough purple ones that scream 'Old Fart' so I like to avoid that Lol. I recommend these! Read more
Used them for 1 month. I don't doubt their durability, however, comfort and function is lacking. The hard plastic guard isn't static, it shifts around inside the band. This is a problem because if your form isn't consistently perfect, the spines on the guard could catch the bell in such a way that causes the guard to, more or less, permanently shift inside the band until it's corrected. I discovered this by wearing them farther away from the styloid processes on the radius and ulna because that's where they were comfortable. I had to move them so far up that the plastic edges practically rested on the processes which cut in and now the top edge is impacting the top of my hand which limited wrist movement somewhat and caused shifting inside the band. I know what you're thinking: "fix your form." A valid criticism. The issue is that without the guards the bell came to rest at a certain spot that didn't carry over when wearing them causing me to have to tweak my wrist position every single time it wasn't exact which caused a breakdown in form that I'd have to pause and deal with every now and then. They're great for TGUs where you just need to protect your wrist though. Before I used them I would have to deal with some swelling after a session. Read more
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