Black AmazonCommercial Non-Marring Polyester Cap Knee Review

I was cheap and got this wrong. They have some padding that helps with housework (I did the floor laying and cleaning) but the straps go into the knee pads and irritate the knees. I also got the top strap stuck at the back of my knee so I had to take it off because it wasn't that stable and was slipping. If you're doing a small project, it's better not to wear knee pads than to wear one. If you're doing a lengthy project, it's worth spending $25 on a good pair.

Pah-pah! 1 star for the price (you get what you pay for) and that's it! These pads are terrible. My 10 year old daughter in 5th grade is tall (5ft 3in) and plays basic volleyball. DO NOT buy them. They are uncomfortable (hard foam on the outside is covered with some kind of fabric, along with straps to tighten). Don't think about it at all. She put them on throughout the game, no matter how tight they were. Buy a pod. There is so much room for error between the knee and the pad. Just look at…

I had to paint a very large terrace. That meant I would be on my knees for days. Pros: These pads reduce discomfort when kneeling on hard surfaces. They wore well the whole time I used them. Cons: 1. The straps holding them in place are too short. I could barely close them on my knees in shorts. I doubt they close comfortably over long pants. I'm 1.80 m tall and not fat. The girth of my legs around the knees is not excessive. I feel like the straps should have been an inch or two longer. 2. The