🧱 McGuire Nicholas 1MN 350 Kneepads: The Ultimate Solution for Construction and Gardening Review

The knee pad itself is great. Good stuff and I don't feel anything I'm crawling on. until I crawl 10 feet and the belt loosens. That's the problem. The strap and clasp are terrible. You can tighten it as you like. It will resolve quickly. And since there's only 1 strap, you'll notice it right away. Personally, I should have just spent the extra $10 and gotten a pair of Ridgids. It's a hard shell with a gel pad and two straps to attach it to the leg. Although there is no evidence that these…

I've had 4 pairs in 7 years. They're really light and comfortable, I sometimes forget they're on me, and when you put the back strap back into the instep piece, they don't slip off. The only problem I had was one side fell apart after a week. I'm sure it was a bad batch because the others worked fine. The only downside is that sometimes they are normal sized and some are slightly smaller. Would I buy them again? Definitive! These are my favorite knee pads. I assemble prefab metal structures and

had to get knee pads to do my job. It was great for the first week, but then the straps started to COMPLETELY slip off to the point where I had to tighten them about every 3 times I got up. Otherwise, the knee pad will loosen enough to slip off the leg. Just today, which is why I am writing this review, I have to tell you that the rivet holding the strap has come loose making a pad useless now. But I used them for about 3 months until this happened. I have better things to be honest with you.