Storelli products for keepers are always top-notch and these are no different. Perfect for wearing under shirts that don't have elbow protection or with a short sleeved shirt on hot days. My keeper prefers these to wearing his long-sleeve Storelli shirt on hot days. With respect to the sizing, based on the reviews here, I sized up to a medium for my young teen keeper, even though he measured on the upper edge of the smalls. They ended up being too big, so I had to re-order a smaller size. So, if you have a preteen or younger teen and slim, I would definitely stick with the measured sizing rather than sizing up (as some recommend). If you have a bulker teen, sizing up is probably the right choice. Read more

I bought these for a Tough Mudder because I bruise so easily without protection. These worked perfectly. They protected my elbows and forearms without adding a lot of bulk. They even managed not to get completely mud - filled despite crawling through muddy pits for hours. I highly recommend these for anyone doing an obstacle race that wants to protect their forearms and elbows. Read more

Product’s performance is great: It doesn’t shift at all when playing. The material is also very durable and washer-friendly. My only gripe is that the sizing advisory seems a bit off, but that might be deliberate, so as to ensure that snug fit. Read more

There probably a break in period but for the price, I didn’t want to risk these pads pinching at the elbow. There is a seam that creates the pinching effect. This would be bothersome and distract from playing the game. Read more

I've been looking for a good product so I can train elbow strikes on a heavy bag and this product is perfect. It is comfortable, secure, durable, and protective. Normally these strikes can leave "rug burn" or make your elbows raw- this prevents that and makes training more enjoyable and sessions can be longer. Only one "complaint" - get one size bigger than recommended, they are a little difficult to slide on and off at the size recommended on the size chart, but it isn't a big deal Read more