Why buy CORE Scooter Protection?
What materials are used?
Pads use EVA or dual-density foam and a hard plastic cap to dissipate impact. The sleeves are made from breathable neoprene or mesh, and Velcro straps secure them in place. Shin guards add a hard plate over the shin and padded ankle collars.
Are Core pads comfortable?
Yes. They’re contoured to fit your joints, with pre-curved caps and flexible fabrics. The straps allow for quick adjustment, and the padding molds to your body with use, improving comfort over time.
How do I select the right size?
Measure around your joint and compare with the manufacturer’s size chart. Pads should fit snugly without restricting circulation. Trying pads on while bending your knee or elbow ensures a proper fit.
Can beginners use Core protection?
Absolutely. They offer both entry-level pads for casual riding and heavier-duty pads for aggressive skating. Even experienced riders benefit from protection during high-risk tricks.
How should I clean and maintain pads?
Remove any removable padding and hand wash with mild soap or use a gentle cycle on your washing machine. Let them air dry completely. Inspect straps and caps for damage and replace if worn.
How long do pads last?
With proper care, pads can last a season or two of regular use. Replace them when foam compresses, caps crack or straps lose elasticity.
Are Core pads certified?
Some pads meet protective standards, but pads aren’t usually certified like helmets. The materials and construction determine their protective quality. Always look for dual-density foam and strong caps for reliable protection.
What materials are used?
What materials are used?
Pads use EVA or dual-density foam and a hard plastic cap to dissipate impact. The sleeves are made from breathable neoprene or mesh, and Velcro straps secure them in place. Shin guards add a hard plate over the shin and padded ankle collars.
Are Core pads comfortable?
Are Core pads comfortable?
Yes. They’re contoured to fit your joints, with pre-curved caps and flexible fabrics. The straps allow for quick adjustment, and the padding molds to your body with use, improving comfort over time.
How do I select the right size?
How do I select the right size?
Measure around your joint and compare with the manufacturer’s size chart. Pads should fit snugly without restricting circulation. Trying pads on while bending your knee or elbow ensures a proper fit.
Can beginners use Core protection?
Can beginners use Core protection?
Absolutely. They offer both entry-level pads for casual riding and heavier-duty pads for aggressive skating. Even experienced riders benefit from protection during high-risk tricks.
How should I clean and maintain pads?
How should I clean and maintain pads?
Remove any removable padding and hand wash with mild soap or use a gentle cycle on your washing machine. Let them air dry completely. Inspect straps and caps for damage and replace if worn.
How long do pads last?
How long do pads last?
With proper care, pads can last a season or two of regular use. Replace them when foam compresses, caps crack or straps lose elasticity.
Are Core pads certified?
Are Core pads certified?
Some pads meet protective standards, but pads aren’t usually certified like helmets. The materials and construction determine their protective quality. Always look for dual-density foam and strong caps for reliable protection.












