🏐 Enhanced Performance Mizuno LR6 Volleyball Knee Pad Review

These are the best knee pads we have ever used! Much better than Nike and Addidas. This offers additional protection not only in front but also on the sides; and the cushion is so thick and durable, my daughter plays at the club and she used to wear nike shoes but they only lasted a month, after that there were always holes in the front. She's been wearing these for 2 months now and they're still like new - no holes, no broken seams, nothing else. Now I'm concentrating on this brand.

These knee pads are too small. But they are very comfortable and fit my legs very well. My old Asics knee pads sometimes don't slide well on the gym floor. Therefore they land on my leg and not on my knee. These knee pads stay in place and slide well without ruining the fabric. I had a pair of Nike pads that appeared to be made out of a different type of foam. When I first knelt down, the foam went flat and gossamer, and the outer fabric began to almost melt from friction. So far these pads are

I love the fact that the Mizuno LR6 Volleyball Knee Pads (2 Pack) are less bulky than the old Nike knee pads I've had for years. They looked good with the right amount of padding in the right places. My measurements were well within the range of the size chart, but they were too tight. I've been playing volleyball for 25 years and I know they should be snug enough to stay in place, but they were so snug that after a short wear they left deep marks on my feet. I'm 126 pounds, 5'4" tall, medium…

The best I've ever used. The outer strap on stylish pads slid down my legs and gathered behind my knees while the padding went flat on those that went straight to my foot. They hold up really well and fit well. I even washed them and the pad is still good. They have a small dent in the lower center pad, but my knees still feel protected, and that's after overuse. I had to buy new ones to replace them when I lost a couple of pairs - not to wear and tear. LPT There's sweat inside at the end of…

During my daughter's middle and high school volleyball years, I had to buy 2-3 sets of knee pads one season because they just didn't match the Mizuno brand. . When we used this brand it became my favorite. Although she was fed up with the different brands, the quality of Mizuno knee pads always brought her back. Now that she's in her sophomore year of college, she's sticking with Mizuno knee pads. I buy her a new set every year and use the old one for training. These are good quality knee pads.

I'm a man and I wear them because I dive a lot on the course. These are fantastic knee pads and they fit very well, I rarely have to adjust them while playing, my 5'10" legs are relatively muscular. I really appreciate them, just warming up and by the end my knees drop I realize they're coming off are, after 5 minutes I'm lying stretched out on the floor and I don't even feel the impact on my knees, I haven't melted it from sliding friction on the court like some other pairs.I read some…

My daughter has been wearing Nike knee pads for 3 years as it is the only brand I know. In them, only Mizuno from the volleyball club caught my eye. Apparently this is the recommended brand for volleyball clothing. This is the first time I've bought anything from this brand. My 14 year old daughter is 5'7", weighs 118 pounds and has a 13" knee circumference. I bought this medium sized knee pad and it fits perfectly. It has enough padding (but more than Nike) which is really good. My daughter…

I originally posted this review on my blog but after buying my second pair of these shoes I thought it was time to review them here! I've been playing volleyball for 20 years, including my first school volleyball. I still play competitively and thought I'd share the details of these knee pads. I sincerely believe that you should consider the position you play when choosing knee pads, although in the end you will likely come to the same decision no matter what position you play. Personally, I…