AltaFLEX Elbow Pads, Coyote, Velcro

These held up pretty well, I crawled a lot in these and they provided comfort and protection. I did have to readjust them, but not bad overall. They have good padding, I just wish there was a better fastening system than just the velcrow.

Lightweight, don't bind. I can wear them on bare arms for hours without causing a cuss-fest or getting sweaty anticubes. I've got the elbow and the knee pads, same brand. Both great. Put them on in the morning, leave them on even while doing stuff that doesn't require the protection. I can layout steel for cutting and operate every drill press, bandsaw, welder, plasma in my shop with these things on. They're almost TOO comfortable. Huh? When I have them on, I get used to just falling to the deck on knees and elbows to work on low stuff. The pads make it painless. Sometimes I catch myself starting to do the "fall" move when I DON'T have the pads on. I guess my forgetfulness is a good reason to wear them all day.I can imagine the paintball crowd would love these things.

This product works perfectly and for the moneynits a bargain.

Bought these to take a load off my elbows doing rifle shooting from the prone position. I had thought that with the item description included the words "flex" and "soft", the elbow cup would have a decent amount of give to it. Turns out it's quite stiff, which means I'm more apt to roll around on my elbows when I am looking for a more solid position to keep the rifle stable.They are usable for my intended purpose, but don't expect a squishy cap like I did. If you're just looking to prevent bumps on the elbow and don't mind the hard cap, though, I think this would be find for you.

Easily the best elbow pads available on the market. They fit very well, and the padding is compatible to clouds. Not only are they comfortable and flexible, but they also protect very well against any bumps and bruises you are likely to encounter crawling through the forest or clearing buildings. For me, these really shined when I was running through some slick terrain and fell forward. Naturally, my main concern was with protecting my weapon, so it was fortunate I had these to protect my elbows; which would have otherwise been bruised or worse. Don't risk your joints with the cheap, or worse, nothing at all. These are the best.

Alta is the best when it comes to protective padding. I am very thin and that has caused a lot of problems when I have tried to find padding that protects my body. Alta's stuff is the most inexpensive and it fits body well. I have two pair of their knee pads and two pair of these elbow pads. I have tried Arc teryx pads and they slipped and were uncomfortable, I also tried Gform pads and they did the same thing. Both of these brands are three times the price of Alta.

Nice pad system, I Like the meterial the pads are made out of they cover a good amount of area even though I have not used them much I know they will eliminate alot of scratches and scrapes. Also will probably ease some fatigue issues in the area during a low prone position.

so far so good