Safety Gear
Shop skate safety gear at OCD Skate Shop. Our range covers helmets, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards and pad sets from trusted protection brands, helping reduce the risk of injury for skaters of every level. Fast shipping Australia-wide.
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Tony Hawk Signature Edition Helmet$119.95
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Helmet White Rubber$109.95
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Helmet Street Plant Edition$129.95
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Helmet Navy Rubber$109.95
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Helmet Carbon Rubber$119.95
Triple 8
Triple 8 - Certified Sweatsaver Helmet Matte Black$119.95
Pro Tec
Pro Tec - Classic Certified Helmet White Gloss$109.95
Pro Tec
Pro Tec - Junior Classic Fit Certified Helmet Matte Black$129.95
Pro Tec
Pro Tec - Classic Certified Helmet Matte Blue$109.95
Pro Tec
Pro Tec - Classic Certified Helmet Matte Black$119.95
187
187 - Junior Six Pack Pad Set Staab Purple$119.95
Skate Safety Gear
Protective gear is a smart part of any skater's kit, whether you are learning, skating transition or getting back into it. Our range covers helmets, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, hip pads and complete pad sets from trusted protection brands. Good gear helps reduce the risk and severity of injury, letting you skate with more confidence.
Browse by type, including helmets, knee pads, elbow pads and pad sets. Ideal for park, ramp and beginner skaters at OCD Skate Shop.
OCD Skate Shop is an independent skate shop in Mordialloc, Victoria, stocking skate safety gear from trusted brands since 2012. Backed by over 12,000 reviews and fast Australia-wide shipping.
What safety gear do skaters need?
A helmet is the most important. Many skaters also use knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards, especially for park, ramp and transition skating or when learning.
Is safety gear necessary for skating?
Gear is strongly recommended, particularly a helmet. It helps reduce the risk and severity of injury, and is often required at skateparks.
What safety gear is best for beginners?
Beginners benefit most from a helmet plus a pad set covering knees, elbows and wrists, giving well-rounded protection while learning.
How do I choose the right size?
Fit matters for protection. Check individual product sizing guides to make sure helmets and pads fit securely and comfortably.