Park 2-Pack Knee & Elbow Pads

Immediately you notice the great quality of materials. Beautiful design yet robust protection. They fit well and you feel you’ll be protected. I’ve got the “PARK 2-PACK KNEE & ELBOW PADS”, they come with a functional net back to store and carry. I also got the “HIRED HANDS GLOVES”. I really loved both!! I can’t be happier!

Poor construction and one is so much smaller than the other it is uncomfortable to wear.

Happy to get these. But the butterfly enclosure on the upper thigh is too short. Previously I bought the medium size knee pads and they are much too big. Being right between sizes sucks.

These were the most *serious* set of pads I had used when I got them, and I loved them. They feel overall quite sturdy and have decent coverage, and for lower-impact use like ice skating they were perfect. I started doing park skating and roller derby though, and I have found that the KP22 knee pads are just not substantial enough around the top of my knees. Part of the problem is probably due to my larges fitting *just slightly* too big for me, but it wasn't a problem until I started falling with a lot more speed and force when bailing at the park or getting hit on the derby track. They still offer decent enough protection, but I found that as I'd make impact they would slip down just enough so that the top of my knees would get hit pretty hard. I solved the issue well enough by wearing Killer 187 knee gaskets underneath, both ensuring no-slip protection in problem areas and making the KP22's fit more snugly. I still use these without concern for ice skating and other lower-impact activities, but I am going to be switching to some higher-coverage knees for my derby and park skating.
The elbow pads from this set are great and I have no real complaints for them. I like the sleeve-fit much better than other pads' simple 2-strap style, though I have lately found the stitching around the sleeve to be a (very) minor annoyance on my arms. Still one of, if not the most comfortable elbow pad sets I've ever used though. Overall this is a super good value bundle.

These were the most *serious* set of pads I had used when I got them, and I loved them. They feel overall quite sturdy and have decent coverage, and for lower-impact use like ice skating they were perfect. I started doing park skating and roller derby though, and I have found that the KP22 knee pads are just not substantial enough around the top of my knees. Part of the problem is probably due to my larges fitting *just slightly* too big for me, but it wasn't a problem until I started falling with a lot more speed and force when bailing at the park or getting hit on the derby track. They still offer decent enough protection, but I found that as I'd make impact they would slip down just enough so that the top of my knees would get hit pretty hard. I solved the issue well enough by wearing Killer 187 knee gaskets underneath, both ensuring no-slip protection in problem areas and making the KP22's fit more snugly. I still use these without concern for ice skating and other lower-impact activities, but I am going to be switching to some higher-coverage knees for my derby and park skating.
The elbow pads from this set are great and I have no real complaints for them. I like the sleeve-fit much better than other pads' simple 2-strap style, though I have lately found the stitching around the sleeve to be a (very) minor annoyance on my arms. Still one of, if not the most comfortable elbow pad sets I've ever used though. Overall this is a super good value bundle.