🛡️ Ultimate Protection: Hatch Centurion Knee Pads - The Definitive Gear for Maximum Safety Review

Works very well. I've used them in class with a lot of outdoor kneeling and stuff like that. I only gave this four stars because I didn't use it too much.

Replaced my old Hatch Knee Pads with New Centurion Pads and was very pleased to find they are the same excellent quality . The best improvement was the Burton down fabric, I don't miss the velcro that bites into the back of the leg.

Overall protection is good but feels too hot, in temperate climates this can be ok but in hot and humid environments pants underneath get immediately wet. Another problem is the straps - they are either too tight and leave pressure points on the skin or too loose and ride down to the ankles. I may try Alta knee pads in the future.

I may not be the tallest, but these must be giant knee pads. The entire knee pad is huge and although it covers the entire knee it is uncomfortable due to its size. They don't feel good when I'm working on my lap. The straps don't tighten enough for me personally, but might fit someone who is more muscular.

I bought these for paintball. I can't comment on their durability as I've only worn them for one game so far, but they were extremely comfortable (especially compared to the knee pads I had). At the end of the day I even forgot they were on. The clasps they hold are really good, they opened a couple of times but only when I was kneeling very low.