SuperGard Hockey Skate Guard, Black

These skate guards fit easily and stay on when I walk around. They can fit skates of any size and they attach easily. The rubber is tough but I'm a bkt worried about it breaking over time. But it's still a good skate protector that you can walk on easily and won't come off. Solid build but I have my eye on the rubber holding band because if that breaks the holder is done for.

These are so great and easy to use! Love the color and the quality of the material! And love that I can continue to use them as my kid grows in skate size!

Does the job. Stays on my Bauer vapor seniors just fine

Fits perfectly with my hockey skating shoes.

So with my new pro stock skates I have been trying out some new tech that wasn't available back when I last played regularly in the 80s and 90s. I had seen these skate guards used by various people and decided to try them out instead of the traditional skate soakers I had always had previously. So the packaging doesn't do a super great job of explaining how to put these things onto your skates. There are some hieroglyphics that kind of point you into a vague direction of what to do but as a adult man of above average intelligence it took me a solid 5-10 minutes to figure out what to do. To give the hint to everyone else if you were stuck like me, the part that locks onto the back of the skate is removable and you can place it as far up or down as you require to fit the length of your skate. Fitting your skate into the guard takes a little bit when it is brand new. You really have to push to properly seat the toe and to pull the back into the heel. I would imagine this will get easier after using it for awhile and the rubber material stretches out a bit. They seem to protect the blades quite well, I would venture to say perhaps better than traditional skate soakers which while would help keep the blades dry wouldn't always help keep your skates sharpened. Now the manufacturer states several things which I am suspect of; you can walk on them and that they will wisk away water to keep rust away. I am a big guy (6'4, 225) and I am not going to believe that the material can support someone of my size standing on two giant knife blades. As for the the rust thing, I had heard this from various products in the past and I have never trusted it then nor will I now. Do yourself a favor and bring a towel to wipe down your boots and blades before you put the guards back on. While they might do better nothing is full proof. I have had these for a couple of weeks now and seem to be holding up ok. I will check back in a few months for a further trip report.

Had no issue putting these on my size 7.5 CCM FT690 skates and getting them to stay in place with the adjustable backing. I did find that sliding the front/toe end of the blade into the larger part of the groove then moving forward made the blade fit the holder better than pushing it down flat. If you have the blade seated in the holder well, you should be able to see steel in the drainage holes. I love the red color and they are performing better than my worn out soakers.

Item is as described. They fit my sons skates perfectly

These are great and can be cut to adjust but since my children will grow we left them alone and work well.

Bought these in a desperate attempt to get a skate guard that actually stayed on. They don’t. They are as much of a let down as the $8 ones I bought at the local hardware store.

Muy funcional para mis patines de hockey

Product was as described, good material color was vibrant light weight very well made also easy to use fit perfectly. Price was reasonable.

Bought these pricey skate guards in a desperate attempt to find something better than the local Canadian Tire brand and find they are equally terrible. They don’t stay on.

Only skate guards we’ve ever had that actually STAY ON the blade so you can walk on them. We’ve tried several different brands (including popular hockey brand names) and these are the absolute best! Repeat purchase. We’ve bought these time and time again as my son has moved into bigger sized skates over the years.