👜 CLC 318 Pro HD Custom Leathercraft Review

I had a roofing project and bought these rubber protectors hoping for a better grip. While they offer good traction, after less than an hour of use I started getting horrible blisters on the backs of my knees. Those straps were the culprit. They didn't feel good at all. Their thinness rubbed against my skin and blistered painfully. There's no way I'll be using them again any time soon. If I'm desperate, I could put a towel or something between the straps, but seriously, for this price point…

Love these professional grade knee pads. These are the best knee pads for roofing. I've been a roofer for 23 years and have used a lot of knee pads, I only use these knee pads. $18 is a steal. I usually pay $36 at a roofing company. And for those uncomfortable with leather straps, make sure the buckle faces the outside of the knee. Then cross the leather straps at the back of your knees as you fasten them, do not go straight through the back of your knees to fasten them. I find that crossing…

I needed something so my knotty knees could kneel on all hard surfaces including the kitchen floor but this couldn't be something that scratched the floor while I was doing it. I've tried a number of options from garden protection pads (too much trouble) to skater knee pads (to scratch the ground) and then I found these. You are perfect. I initially found them a bit heavy (which doesn't matter if you're on your knees) and stiff leather, but took another reviewer's advice and pulled on a pair of