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How would one say "wrist guard" in Spanish?

How would one say "wrist guard" in Spanish?

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A "wrist guard" is something to wear to protect your wrist if you fall of a bike, etc. The sentence is "It is a good idea to wear wrist guards or pads when riding your bicycle."

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updated Mar 31, 2010
posted by jilliany02
Help please! I need this translation for my internship and can't seem to find it in any dictionary! - jilliany02, Mar 31, 2010
Thank you so much everyone for your help! - jilliany02, Mar 31, 2010

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I've been looking to see which term is better and it seems that "protector de muñeca" is used more often. Here is a link showing this: click here

updated Mar 31, 2010
posted by Nicole-B
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Hi and welcome to the forum,

The literal translation for wrist guard would be guardia del muñeca or **protector del muñeca might also work.

updated Mar 31, 2010
edited by Nicole-B
posted by Nicole-B
don't forget the tilde - nizhoni1, Mar 31, 2010
Gracias Nizhoni. - Nicole-B, Mar 31, 2010
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guardia de muñeca One version the translator gave.

updated Mar 31, 2010
posted by nizhoni1