Adjustable Black Leather Archery Arm Guard - Forearm Protector for Recurve and Compound Bow - Youth and Adult Protective Gear

It's not flimsy but it is supple so it shapes to your forearm. The straps are a little fiddly for one handed fitting although this would be the same for any one handed buckle tieing.

Not the greatest quality and is definitely not for adults. The straps could do with being a lot longer and coverage of the arm needs to be alot longer. It's a budget buy so expect only budget quality. Price point very cheap. Would I buy again? Definitely not.

Straps are trash 1 out 3 of them actually tightens absolute joke! Also flimsy quality.

This wrist protector is easy to fit and adjust. Care must be taken with the angle of the forearm: to prevent the string from striking the arm between elbow and the cushioned protector. This is an excellent way to protect the forearm from accidental bruising.

There's nothing inherently wrong with this. It's similar quality to the basic one I've been using all the time since I started archery 2½ years ago and has been serving me fine without any problems - though it's never been properly tested for its purpose, as if your technique with hand positioning on the riser and elbow rotation is proper, you should never suffer injury anyway, and I've never once managed to scrape my arm with the string.The difference is though, that the one I have has quick release webbing clip style attachments, whereas here there are just straps through adjustment buckles which you have to loosen and tighten each time. It's therefore a bit of a faff to put on and take off in comparison.Note also that this is really quite long as armguards go - it literally goes all the way from my elbow crease to wrist crease, so bending the arm or wrist significantly is uncomfortable as a result, as it digs a bit into your elbow/wrist crease respectively.Although this should protect your forearm fine, there are better options out there in terms of ease of use and comfort.