How much protection do they have for the shine? We need them to stop injuries during working and also compression.
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They aren't like soccer shin guards. These are compression sleeves which are more like strong socks. They aren't going to offer any sort of protection. You'll need to look for something more specialty for whatever you are doing or possibly a product like shin guards for soccer as an alternative. These are strictly well made compression socks to help with blood flow and not for protection. The assist in blood flow helps with recovery which has helped my calf cramps. Some sleeves are lycra and don't really compress. These are a strong and breathable woven material that gives you graduated compression from the ankle up over the calf.
1837329
I think it would help a lot. I find it also helps the impact on your joints as well. Very shock absorbing
864919
They are decent for light bag work. If you keep control and form they will be fine. Nice medium between protection and damaging for calcification. The lower knuckles will be exposed.
609179
They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
2234571
Absolutely! At first they may seem very tight and restrictive as they are designed to protect your hand and wrist when you fall down on asphalt or cement which you do a lot of with street rollerskates but after a while they loosen up and your fingers can move very well but in the beginning they will be very tight.
2234570
I believe they would be. I've taken a few falls with these on asphalt and these gloves saved my hands.
175010
They should work fine for that. They are thin enough to get good feeling through but should protect from oil transfer well. You can even use a smart phone while where ing them
1530205
If the pain is related to the movement of the joint then these would not be helpful. If you just need "impact" protection with flexibility...then they rock!!
1183660
I am not certain but they stretch to fit..I think they will be adequate for uv protection and depending on the amount of compression you require okay.
1508797
I would say yes, they protect from gasoline. I use them to protect my hands from hot water with strong soap.
145920
I recommend these to friends and coworkers for shin-splints. The regular compression sleeves helped to fix mine. The ultra compression sleeves would be my choice if I were running a marathon, stepping up my run distance by several miles, or only if the regular sleeves do nothing. Always try the regular compression sleeves first. They are excellent.
173267
After watching the video you sent, the answer is, yes they are protected. I had never heard of such a thing. Thanks for making me a little wiser.
718578
That is a possibility. They have rubber pads and you can add even more to reduce the risk... Your call.
548901
For all intents and purposes, you really want a set of impact sockets. Honestly, I'm a total cheapskate and try to get away with as little as possible. But regular sockets will shatter under the force of an impact gun. Believe me. I went threw like 3 regular sockets before I broke down and bought a set of impacts. If your going light and not hammering on something hard, your normal sockets will be fine. But eventually, you're really going to want even a cheapie harbor freight set.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
237255
Sufficient protection from what? Blade contact with a chainsaw -- No. I would recommend either no gloves or leather gloves. It's usually a bad idea to use gloves with any power equipment.
126644
Yes. With 'auto focus' they would be great, but should be supervised as they can break if dropped hard enough.