Review on 🎽 ProFitness Bamboo Knee Sleeves (One Pair) - Joint Pain & Arthritis Pain Relief, Effective Support for Running, Pain Management, Arthritis Pain, Post-Surgery Recovery by Joshua Coulter

I have fibromyalgia and knees are probably my biggest weakness. I don't leave the house without wearing knee pads for support. And I've had this problem for over 8 years, so I've tried many different knee pads. I usually use stiffer and more supportive knee pads if I'm just going for a walk. But I needed something more comfortable to go to the doctor's office or any other place where I might have to sit more than walk. I find the ProFitness Bamboo Fabric knee pads perfect for this. While they don't offer much support, they offer something, but at the same time they are very comfortable. I bought my first pair a little over a year ago and have since bought 4 more.I would say a pair lasts around 2-3 months depending on how often I wear them which I don't do every day as I wear them also use a different type of sleeves as i mentioned earlier. Well I have to say that they are not very durable, they just stretch too quickly. Why am I still giving 5 stars? Because I don't think something so soft lasts longer. And they are simply the best I've found on the market (and I've tried over two dozen different pairs of knee pads) for my needs. They also come with a "lifetime replacement guarantee" which I recently tried. And I wish I had done that sooner - could have saved some money. Simply put, you can get a free pair of sleeves for every pair you buy if that pair is damaged in any way. So you end up actually getting 2 pairs for $13 which seems like a very good deal to me. **** I also wanted to address some of the other reviews. I'm very surprised by people who say they won't stay. I wonder if they're just the wrong size? They stay perfectly in place for hours on me - I never have to adjust them. And if so, that simply means they're too stretched. It may also be because my legs are rather skinny - I wear the smallest size. I've never tried washing them, for me they just don't last long enough to need a wash and I don't think they will survive (I've had bad experiences washing different types of knee pads - none from them did not take it). They really do look like a pair of wool socks. But to me it's more like a pair of soft, comfortable socks. In summer they can get too hot. But almost all knee pads are there. So if you can't leave the house without them, you can deal with them. Regarding my last comment, I'm a bit surprised when people say they offer great support. You're offering something, but it's more like a soft, comfortable hug. I would say they offer the best support you can get without restricting your range of motion. But if you are looking for good walking/hiking/running support I would look elsewhere, personally I use a different pair of sleeves from a different brand for that.