Eight Ball Combo Pack

• ✅ Complete protection for head, knees, elbows and wrists
• ✅ Cool eight ball design for an authentic skater look
• ✅ Shock-absorbing EVA foam for maximum comfort
• ✅ Adjustable straps and bands for a perfect fit
• ✅ Versatile: skateboard, roller skates and scooter
• ✅ High-density plastic for long-lasting protection
• ✅ Removable helmet inner padding for size adjustment
• ✅ Triple adjustable wrist guards for a secure fit

The Eight Ball Combo Pack - Complete protection for your sessions

If you're just starting out with skating or want to keep your kids safe, the Eight Ball Combo Pack is the perfect all-in-one solution. This protective set for skateboards, roller skates, and scooters gives you everything you need for safe sessions—from head to wrist.

The cool Eight Ball design not only looks great, but also represents sophisticated functionality. The skate helmet sits super comfortably thanks to the foam inner padding, while the knee, elbow, and wrist pads are equipped with shock-absorbing EVA foam.

Perfect for skateboard beginners and multi-sport riders

What makes this set special is that you can use it for three different sports. Whether you're cruising the streets on a skateboard, training on roller skates in an indoor gym, or riding a scooter in the park, this skateboard safety equipment adapts to your style.

The wrist guards, made of high-density plastic, feature three adjustable elastic straps for a secure fit. The knee and elbow pads feature adjustable straps at the top and bottom, ensuring you're guaranteed the perfect fit. If the helmet feels too loose, you can simply remove the inner padding and adjust the size.

For parents who want to equip their kids safely, or beginners who don't want to spend time searching for individual gear, the Eight Ball Protector Set offers everything you need in one convenient combo pack. Those looking for even higher quality should check out the Alk13 knee pads with SAS-TEC inserts .

Setup tips for optimal protection

Adjust all straps loosely at first and then tighten them gradually. The protectors should fit snugly, but not dig in. The helmet should sit flat on your head—if it slips backward, remove a piece of padding. Use all three straps on the wrist guards for maximum stability.