Inline Hockey Wrist Guards

Protect your wrists with the best inline hockey wrist guards out there, available from Willies!

With options from all leading brands, including Bauer, True, Uphill Sports and Warrior, we have options to suit every player. Check out our range of roller hockey slash guards online or visit us in store.

Willies Inline Hockey Wrist Guards

If you’ve got a gap between your gloves and elbow pads, wrist guards are essential to keep you fully protected. Make sure you’re covered by grabbing your wrist guards from Willies!

 

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INLINE HOCKEY WRIST GUARDS FAQS

  • What are inline hockey wrist guards?

    Wrist guards for inline hockey are protective accessories worn under or over gloves to:

    - Shield the wrist and lower forearm from slashes and impacts

    - Provide compression and support for weak or recovering wrists

    - Add confidence and stability during stickhandling and shooting

    They’re especially useful for players prone to wrist injuries or playing in contact leagues.

  • How should wrist guards fit?

    A proper fit should be:

    - Snug but not restrictive

    - Covering the gap between glove cuff and elbow pad

    - Allowing full wrist flexion and rotation

    Willies typically offers junior and senior sizes, often with stretch-fit or adjustable straps.

  • Can I wear wrist guards with inline hockey gloves?

    Yes — wrist guards are designed to be:

    - Low-profile enough to fit under most inline gloves

    - Flexible to move with your wrist

    - Compatible with short-cuff or tapered glove designs

    Some players also wear them over the glove cuff for added slash protection