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Length of Thickened Protective Pad
ADVANTAGES OF ARMGUARD
- Long enough to protect your arm;
- The hook and loop fastener can be adjusted to the size fit you well;
- A silicone strip on the top of armguard to ensure it will not slide easily.
- Adjustable Velcro
- Non-slip Silicone Strip
- Lengthening to Extend Protection Coverage
ARCHERY ARM PROTECTIVE SLEEVE
To Provide Your Arm with Protection
- Arm guard made of soft material, characteristic of high resilience and quick drying; You can wear it in summer directly, or under your clothes in winter.
- The arm guards are designed to be lengthened overall 14.9 inches, it can fit your arm closely and well protect your forearm and a part of your upper arm.
- Specially made thin for increase comfort, but the durable materials can support long-term use, please don't worry, it will not break easily.
- Material: 85% Polyester and 15% Spandex
- Thickened Pad Length: 8.66 inches / 22 cm
- Thickened Pad Width: 4.72 inches / 12 cm
- Overall Length: 14.9 inches / 37.8 cm
- Best fit: Forearm longer than 9 inches
JRONG TOLS GREAT PROTECTIVE ARCHERY ARM GUARD
High Elasticity Material
- It is elastic and easy to wear, lightweight feature nice for mobility, durable fabric material for long-lasting use.
Thickened Pad Design
- Widened protective pads can cover the entire side of forearm, can be adjusted to the position according to your shooting habit.
Lengthening Design
- Improve comfort and increase protection coverage even for the upper arms, greatly reduce the possibility of injury.
Mieke Rich
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
The armguard is lightweight and really comfortable to wear. The adjustable fastener ensures a perfect fit, and it provides great protection during archery shooting. My son doesn't get string slapped much any more but he does say this protect their forearm while staying comfortable!
Mike Blackmon
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Great fit
DNA
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
I got this for my son who just started archery at school. While new and he is not using a high force to have too many issues, wanted him to have this as a habit as he starts increasing the poundage. The sleeve is easy to wear and the fastener allows him to wear this comfortably for his class of one hour easily. Knowing how finicky kids are, I would rate this as a good product if my kid can keep this on for the whole class.The sleeve provides good protection and is well built and should last a good amount of time.
Customer review
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
I love this sleeve so much more than the traditional arm guards they sell at our pro shop, which are a single sheet of covered foam that attaches to your arm with plastic clips. It's so uncomfortable, I take it off in the middle of a shoot, and that's when I inevitably I twang myself with my bow string XD These sleeves are mildly compressive. The foam stays in place no matter how much you move. No need to adjust your arm guard in the middle of a shoot. And when I am done, I usually walk away still wearing it since it feels like you're not wearing anything at all. The material that covers the foam is stretchy but a bit on the thin side, so I'm curious to see how long it lasts, but for now, I really like this. A+.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
This “JRONG Tols” brand “Elastic ArmGuard Lightweight Forearm Sleeve Protector” sold by Richonlong is a quality product.I’ve been using a small guard that comes loose constantly and moves all around every couple shots for several years and it wasn’t uncommon for an arm strike to hit beyond its coverage. This product is much more refined and effective in its design and only a few dollars more than what I’ve been using.On initial wearing I was able to put it on fairly easily, but the portion on my upper arm was very tight after a few minutes of wear. Like, reduce blood flow kind of tight. I’m 6’1, 275 right now so I’m a bigger guy, but it’s all in my belly and upper legs, I wouldn’t say my arms top to bottom are any larger than average for an adult man. I had serious doubts regarding usability for me at that point.However, after maybe 2 days with that section stretched over a steel water bottle that’s idk in the like 48-64oz kind of size the fit is still snug (as one would want), but entirely comfortable. It didn’t stretch too far and change the dynamics of its fit other than essentially making a Large into more of an above-the-elbow-XL.I can now wear this quite comfortably for longer than my normal practice sessions. I do notice this one a little more than my other, but it’s probably just because it’s still new to me. It’s much less noticeable with the improved fit.The protection this offers is grade-A excellent. The coverage area is huge without being itself noticeable or bulky in any way. I can’t imagine a string strike this wouldn’t protect from, even if it’s slightly askew I’m much better protected than before.I don’t get many arm hits, maybe 2-3 a year but each one feels unnecessary and foolish.This product looks sharp, and it’s fun that the padding is an arrow.If you have smaller arms you can tighten the very top with some hook and loop that seems to be nicely applied. Mine is obviously at max allowance but it seems like it would work well. There is also a curly line of a clear rubbery-type material going around the top arm band that provides additional slip resistance; I don’t want to come off as a fanboy but that is awesome.General build quality looks great, there’s a lot of stitching and it’s all appropriately done with a high level of finishing.The seller recommends this for people with forearms longer than 9 inches, so if that’s you the. I think this is likely a great buy and a great value for how well it delivers what it promises.
HONEST REVIEWER
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
I recently received the Elastic ArmGuard Lightweight Forearm Sleeve Protector through the Vine Program, and after using it a few times, I wanted to share my first impressions, review, and personal opinion. I initially rated it three stars, and while I see potential for it to reach five stars, there are a few key areas where it falls short for me.First off, let's talk about the design and functionality. One of the standout features is the coverage it provides. Unlike traditional arm guards that often leave parts of the forearm exposed, this sleeve offers more extensive protection, which is a definite plus for anyone who regularly engages in archery shooting. For someone like me, who practices two to three times a week, that extra coverage is crucial.However, there are several aspects that detract from its overall performance. The padding, while present, is on the thinner side. A thicker padding would undoubtedly enhance comfort during longer sessions and provide better impact protection. Additionally, I found the fit to be less snug than I would prefer. A tighter fit would not only improve stability while shooting but also ensure that the sleeve stays in place, which is essential for maintaining focus on your aim.Another concern is the material. While it's lightweight, which is a nice feature for mobility, I can't shake the feeling that it may wear out quickly with frequent use. If you're like me and plan on using this sleeve multiple times a week, the durability of the material becomes a significant consideration. For those who might only use it occasionally, it could serve as a decent option, but I worry about its longevity with regular use.In summary, the Elastic ArmGuard has some commendable features, particularly its extended coverage, but it has room for improvement in padding thickness, fit, and material durability. With a few adjustments, it could easily transform from a three-star product to a five-star essential for archery enthusiasts. For now, I would recommend it with some reservations, particularly for those who shoot less frequently.
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