Crash Patches: Tough Flexible Fabric Bandages
Sterile, Latex-Free, and Built to Stay On Through the Session
- Tough Flexible Fabric That Moves With You
- All-Day Adhesion Through Sweat and Sessions
- Non-Stick Pad Lifts Away Without Reopening the Scrape
- Sterile and Individually Wrapped
- Latex-Free with a 4-Sided Seal to Keep Grit Out
- Four Sizes, From Finger Nicks to Road Rash
Details
Crashes happen. Be ready for the next one.
Crash Patches are tough flexible fabric bandages built for people who are going to fall down again. The fabric stretches and bends with your knuckles, elbows, and knees instead of peeling off the second you move, and the adhesive is built to hold through sweat, chalk, and a full session.
Every patch is sterile, individually wrapped, and sealed on all four sides so grit stays out of a fresh scrape. The non-stick pad cushions the wound and lifts away clean when it is time to swap, so you are not reopening something you just closed. Latex-free, breathable, and low profile enough to disappear under a glove or a pad.
Four sizes cover the whole range of damage. Small for finger nicks and knuckle splits. Medium and Large for the everyday stuff. XL for road rash, griptape rash, and the ones that actually leave a mark.
Toss a box in your skate bag, your backpack, or your glove box so you are always ready to patch up and get back out.
Skater or soccer mom, weekend warrior or every-single-day warrior, this is how you keep ruling at life.
Sizing Guide
Materials + Care
Shipping + Returns
We strive to process and ship all orders in a timely manner, working diligently to ensure that your items are on their way to you as soon as possible.
Common Questions
What are Crash Patches made of?
Crash Patches are tough flexible fabric bandages. The fabric backing stretches and flexes with your skin instead of cracking or peeling, the pad is a non-stick cushion that will not fuse to the wound, and the whole patch is sealed on all four sides. They are latex-free, breathable, sterile, and individually wrapped.
What size bandage should I use?
Small (5/8 x 2 1/4 in) covers finger nicks and knuckle splits. Medium (3/4 x 3 in) is the everyday size for small cuts. Large (1 x 3 in) handles bigger cuts on hands, arms, and legs. XL (2 x 4 in) is for road rash and scrapes with real surface area. The Refill Kit carries all four if you would rather keep a spread on hand.
Will they stay on when I sweat or get wet?
Yes. The adhesive is built for activity and holds through sweat and a full session. Swap for a fresh patch anytime it gets wet, dirty, or starts lifting at the edges.
Are Crash Patches sterile and latex-free?
Every patch is sterile and individually wrapped in a sealed wrapper, and the whole line is latex-free. Do not use a patch if the wrapper is opened or damaged. Single use only.
How often should I change a bandage?
Swap for a fresh patch every day, or any time it gets wet or dirty. Clean the scrape, dry the skin, then peel, stick, and press.
Are Crash Patches HSA or FSA eligible?
Adhesive bandages are a qualified medical expense, so you can generally use HSA or FSA funds. Check with your plan administrator if you are unsure.
