Platinum Heavy Duty Knee Pads, Dense Soft Foam Safety Kneepads for Construction with Quick Snap Adjustable Straps and Added Shin Support

In my opinion, these are the best knee pads I have ever used BY A LONG SHOT. I have at least a dozen or more sets of knee pads from the last few years alone because I kept searching for a pair that padded, didn’t rotate off my knee, didn’t bind behind my knee or rip hairs off my legs like some kind of torture test!I bought my first set just ver 2 years ago when my 2 tile setters turned me onto them they told me they “were the only ones to buy”. So I did and I love them.I’m actually writing this review now because I’m ordering another set today and I saw the review button. Gave my others to my son.From gravel and weeds to hard wood flooring or one particularly funny Halloween costume, they have done it all.The only place they aren’t for I’d say is very wet/muddy situations because I’m guessing the padding could absorb water along the sides.These distribute weight from your knees down your leg greatly relieving fatigue on the pressure points.Let’s see... outward surface is thicker kind of rubberized material but won’t scratch or mar like the armoured pads I’ve bought a couple times in the past, will fit very large legs adjustable down to tiniest bird legs. They are marked clearly right or left knee because they fit great that way. There is a nice clothe on inside surface that is WAY BETTER and more comfortable than the usual foam or canvas in all my others.Longest review I’ve ever done because I don’t understand why these aren’t a top seller.

As a 30 year tile and stone man with busted up knees and sore back ,i can honestly say these beat the thin hardware store knee pads hands down. I wish I had these when I was starting out. .They are a bit chunky ,but if you are on your knees all day these will make a difference at the end of the day. Other reviewers mention the strap button popping off after a few uses , so far so good. Seem pretty sturdy and the gel/cushy part is pretty comfortable. They are long enough to protect the upper shin area, and yet not as bulky as the Pro- knees (or pricey). I do love my pro knees though.5 stars 🌟 update ,put my last pair thru some pretty good abuseworking on rough concrete ,in the rocky dirt, after a year, only 1 of the clasp buttons popped of but I could still wear for 3 more months . Finally cushy got thin so I ordered some new ones. This will be my 3rd pair in 5 years. We'll worth the money. Save your knees and avoid rinky dink knee pads from home depot. I did pay more for this pair. 5 stars all the way🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Absolutely the best kneepads out there. They are larger than the standard hardware store style. They help keep your foot at a right angle and reduces stress on the top of foot, this is important if you are on your knees for long periods. Also hands down unsurpassed comfort on the knee. I work on my knees often and they have changed the way I look at a long day on the ground. Highly recommend, expensive but WELL worth it. They are durable in my opinion, purchased 2nd pair after 4 years of constant use.

Have had three pairs of these and even purchased them for one of my workers and they just don't hold up for very long. We maybe use them 1-1.5 hours a day and they last maybe 6 months or less before the knee area is all warn down. Also a major failure issue with these are the metal secure buttons....they are not sewn in there that well and end up popping out of the side of the knee pad in a manner of months...and we are very gentle with these putting them on and off since it happened with out first two pairs...even using 2 hands putting them on and off....the buttons will eventually pop out. Then we are down to just wrapping the straps around the calf and then tying around the other side of the pad...major pain in the A$$. The concept is great for a knee pad, just need to upgrade the securing method and the padding that does not flatten out so soon in the knee pads life.

Very strong and comfortable

Good item

I’m very unsatisfied with this product only last me a few days in good condition, one button from each knee pad came off so I can even wear them comfortably, again very disappointing

These are the best kneepads I have ever owned I’m on my knees quite often, however I don’t lay tile or do flooring and I have seen some exclent knee pads those tradmen wear but they are multiple hundreds of dollars and I don’t think I want to justify that.The top strap seems to get in the way so I just take it off and use the bottom ones only. Be gentle when removing it or you will rip the strap eyelet out and resort to using duct tape to secure them around your leg. I’ve been told I have a lifetime warranty however I’ve never tested that theory.