Protective Padded Shorts for Snowboard,Skate and Ski,3D Protection for Hip,Butt and Tailbone

Finally snowboard padded shorts that protect your tailbone. I’ve tried some of these before and they usually didn’t cover the tailbone fully. After having back surgery I needed to reduce the direct impact of falls on my spine. These fit well over my base layer. The pads are comfortable and thick enough to dampen a hit. They could add a more dense or even plastic shield to the outside to disperse the impact more. The shorts have enough stretch to make a good fit. They look a little bulky under my boarding pants. I took the thigh pads out to allow for the best fit under my shorts and pad the area I am most worried about.

Good fit sized appropriately. Hidden under loose cargo pants " you can't see them" I use these when riding my Onewheel board. They have saved me several times already. Don't get me wrong. I've hit hard enough to bruise even though the padding on my hip bone. I can just imagine how bad it would have been without these padded shorts👍 My only wish is that the hip bone pads were 2 inches wider. The length seems to be correct. I would recommend these padded shorts 👍

I decided to get back into inline skating after a 20 year hiatus, and got these to keep from breaking a hip. I have 3nded up on the ground more times than I can count qnd haven't had so much as a bruise, and I bruise if you breathe too hard in my direction. I'm 5'9 210# and the large fits snug but well. The material has quite a bit of give so they don't restrict motion, but provide a mild compression and are still breathable if a little sheer. Just do yourself a favor and dont wear these on the outside, because the material is very delicate on rough surfaces, the butt is all scraped up not from falling, but from sitting on my concrete porch to put my skates on. I wanted to wait til after their first washing to leave a review to see how they held up, because I'm not hand-washing anything, and a lot of you probably arent either. I threw them on a warm/warm cycle with the rest of my stinky workout clothes and a low delicate tumble dry, and they washed up perfect. Just keep in mind that removing the high density pads through holes the size of a quarter is a CHALLENGE. I recommend labeling as you remove so they go back in the right spots. It took me 17 minutes to get them reassembled, but they seem to be good as new now. Overall have some minor flaws for my use but I would recommend and I would buy them again!

For anyone pushing their limits on the slopes or at the skatepark, an unexpected hard landing on an icy sheet or a metal rail can instantly cut a great season short. The Bodyprox Protective Padded Shorts act as an exceptional, highly reliable insurance policy for your lower chassis. They provide high-tier collision defense by placing dense, shock-absorbing EVA foam cushions precisely over your most vulnerable zones: the tailbone, hips, thighs, and sit bones. The true highlight of this protective armor is its specialized 3D ergonomic segmentation. Instead of using a single, rigid sheet of plastic that restricts your movement, Bodyprox uses decoupled foam panels that flex, twist, and bend seamlessly alongside your body's natural mechanics. This architecture is especially valuable for snowboarders and skiers who need to crouch deeply or rotate through tight turns without feeling restricted. The underlying chassis is crafted from a premium Nylon-Spandex blend packed with mesh inserts, ensuring that body heat and sweat escape rapidly. This eliminates the heavy, swampy dampness typical of cheaper safety gear, keeping your core dry and warm from first lift to last chair.

These are new tech to me, as I quit skateboarding 25-30 years ago. Picked back up at 50. In addition to the rest of normal pads, this a great addition, under cargos. I can't tell you how many people have told me a hip stinger or some tailbone slam put them out for good. These fit, they stay... they're very light and you'll forget about them while skating. Obviously meant for older skaters, and probably all Snowboarders if I had to guess, since they bail that way, kind of like Kneepads for skaters. Safe bail. The padding is very compact. it absorbs but doesn't move much. Hips are protected. Tailbone is protected, (and softer butt landings) all welcome to my 50 year old self. You can't even see them under cargos. NORMALIZE WEARING PADS YOUR BRAIN IS YOU. Wear a helmet, no excuses. If you are older, I'd def suggest these as well. TOTAL no brainer if you snowboard. 100%.

Sent Back. SO BULKY Need Pants a Couple Sizes Too Big. Quality Seems OK But Just Cheap FAOM Pads. Not Much Protection. For not Much More Found Good Ones on ESV Sports Site

So happy I splurged a bit on safety gear and got these! I use them while roller skating and I tend to always fall on my rear end! these have saved me from bruises while I go through the learning curve that is keeping my skates under me. I tend to wear them under a skirt and you can't even tell I'm wearing them! You can also rock them over your pants and they're not overly noticeable. They work great and the size I got fit PERFECTLY. They are really comfortable but they do get hot when your exercising but completely worth it to not get banged up. Remember, whether your skating, snowboarding, whatever, you're going to fall, it's unavoidable, so prepare for the fall and you'll have a lot more fun! I'm advising everyone I know who wants to learn one of these sport to get some crash pants! For me, they've been worth every penny and have given me a lot more confidence to push my boundaries!

Really Good Impact Absorption without comprise of comfortability. True to size whiteout stretching out of place. Conceal well under jeans, sweats and shorts. Honestly I didn't think they'd do the ko based on how they looked. I used to skate for a protective brand back in the day and I always had problems with the crash pads. Mainly breathability but it seems like these guys know what their doing. It feels good to be getting up in age and being able to what I still love when I was younger with better equipment.

Sous cuissard de protection acheté pour le vtt. A mettre sous 1 short ou pantalon. N' étant pas prévu seulement pour le VTT, il ne porte pas de peau de chamois. J en ai cousu une , ce qui m évite de porter dessous un slip cuissard.on peut oter les mousses de protection dont on n a pas besoin. Article avec tissus élastique et résistant. Très bon rapport qualité prix.

フリースキーを始めた際に購入してから3シーズン60日ほど使用していますが未だに不具合無しです。転んだ際の衝撃吸収はもちろん、リフトに乗っている時にウェアから水が染み込んできた際のガードとしても活躍してくれています。

Thick padding, so your pants will be tight. For the price, it’s worth it.

Ich fahre Snowboard und hatte immer wieder Probleme mit Stürzen auf das Steißbein. Mit diesen Shorts ist das echt viel besser geworden. Die Polsterung dämpft den Aufprall richtig gut, und sie bleibt dabei auch an Ort und Stelle – nichts verrutscht. Ich bin 1,94 m groß, normale Statur, und die Größe L sitzt perfekt. Man merkt sie kaum unter der Snowboardhose, und sie stört beim Fahren überhaupt nicht. Kann ich nur empfehlen, wenn man öfter mal stürzt oder einfach auf Nummer sicher gehen will.

Bought for my son and it’s great. Better than those ridiculous stuffed animals that people strap to there bodies when they are learning snowboard. It fits really well and is great quality. I was a little nervous that it would be cheap fabric but was happy overall and price was affordable. My son is learning to board and this was helpful to protect his backside.