G-FormMesa Elbow Guards - Breathable & Flexible Elbow Pads - Protective Gear for MTB, Biking, Skateboarding & More - Machine Washable Mountain Biking Equipment for Protection - Black, Adult Large

These are great minimal feeling but protective Gforce elbow pads. G force is awesome because they solidify on impact to dissipate any forces. These elbow pads fit well and are lightweight!

We have a few different pieces from G-Form and they've all been excellent. If you're debating between two sizes, definitely size up, but overall they fit as expected. Lots of protection and very well made. Highly recommend!

These are great for skating ramps or if you need to get down on the ground and do some crazy landscaping. Other than wishing that they could breathe just a little more, these are honestly fantastic

The medium fit older tweens and most women. They are fairly comfortable to wear. The padding also didn't bother me when riding. These were great for mountain biking. Happy with this brand!

I don't know how to say it without coming off as a complete fan-boy, but G-Form just doesn't miss! Every single MTB pad I've got is from G-Form now, I threw all my old stuff out.What I like most about the brand and all the pads I have is that they actually fit correctly and comfortably! That's way more than I can say about the others I've used. Some elbow pads would fit great on the bicep but loose on the forearm, or vise-versa. The other problem I had was lack of mobility with other brands, they just felt like you were compressed and range of motion was difficult.I find it fitting that they call these "elbow guards" and not pads, because they are just that, they have WAY more protection than just pads do and give me a lot of confidence on downhill days. They're overkill for me on trail rides, but they are now my go-to for enduro and DH days. I use the Terra pads for trail rides.As for sizing, they're spot on - maybe a tad snug if your measurements are in the upper 1/3 of the range. If so, I'd order up one size. I'm 6'3", 180 lbs and 9% body fat, so I'm pretty darn lean. My measurements put me in a large, but if I were to appreciably bulk up, I would be looking at the XL.

Alibi for pricey: I've been out of the hunt for buying gear like this for QUITE some time, but I can do cross-comparisons with the elbow and knee pads that I do know a bit more recent pricing on (semi-tactical)... I can get a mid set of hard guards (with padding inside)--elbow AND knee--for less than just these.That being said, these do fit very well, don't have any sharp spots, and seem to do the trick. I tried my luck w/trees in the yard and rocks and such... padding held up well and didn't deform or scuff more than expected.If you're in the market and willing to pay, these will not let you down at all... I think that I was just hit with the initial sticker shock of it all, but these really do work just fine. You won't be disappointed by any means, just out a bit of coin.

I really like these elbow guards. I have the knee guards also, and they both are equally great quality. I really like the fit of the guards. I do recommend sizing up if you're in doubt on sizing as they fit snuggly. I was worried the range of movement might be limited by the guards, but I can still maneuver as much as I need to without resistance. They fit securely and don't shift. I haven't had any major falls, but any time I've landed on them they have protected my elbows from impacts well. Overall, I'm very happy with the quality and fit of these guards.

These G-form Mesa elbow guards are a good product. Works well. High quality. Worth the money. I highly recommend.