McGuire-Nicholas 30511-1 Pro Hinge Floor Walker Gel Gripper Protective Work Knee Pads, Non-Marring Knee Pads for Flooring, Construction, Painting, Welding, Plumbing Black/Clear

These are the best kneepads I have found, but I use them a lot and they just don't hold up. I find myself replacing them once or twice a season. AT sixty bucks that kinda sucks but until they make something better I'll be using these. 6'2" I'm 240lbs and these bend and move with your body and are all day comfortable ...but if you actually use them, get them sweaty, or get them wet you find that the gel insert starts to move and bunch and then fall apart underneath your knee

These are the best dam knee pads I've ever worn they never and I mean never slip down I never have to adjust them ever and they are super comfortable I love these pads. Ive gone threw many over the years and hated all of them allways having to pull them up I will be ordering more of these in the futureUp date!!!! The gel really wears down kinda quick still great pads just not as soft as they should be

Recently purchased these for a DIY baseboard trim project. Man, I cannot believe I used to do anything without quality knee pads. The gel padding was super easy on my knees and the flex made them feel like they were not there. I now wear them when doing my flower beds and even sometimes just to play with my kids. Great buy.

Don't use in outside construction.

The most comfortable knee pads I’ve tried. Spent several days underneath a raised floor doing industrial/commercial electrical work and greatly saved my knees. When these wear out, will definitely buy another pair.

Great knee pads. I'm a HVAC installer and do my fair share of crawling. Seen many other brands but these actually are holding up nicely. Have had them for about three months know we will have to see how long they hold. But so far so good.

These make my daily times crawling on the floor much more forgiving. The old knees really appreciate the comfort that these knee pads provide.

Had them for 3 weeks and the screws can out

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I work for a living pretty much on my knee all day. Kneeling and standing repeatedly, I have just had an authroscapy done on both knees and stage 3 osteoarthritis in one. I have tried allsorts of knee pads over the yrs and gel ones are the best and these babies are the next step. They are a little bit on the industrial side and early on one did press slightly on my shin.They are now very comfy supportive and I can kneel down on a 4 week old knee op with them. They spread the load around so no point loads on the knee cap or soft bit at the front.Time will tell how well they survive site work but after a couple of weeks they are still like new.After 4yrs the Velcro lost its grip, I have quite slim legs and found that the upper fastener didnt quite go tight enough.But I’m being picky, would I buy them again? Yes I would

Blinkin good piece of kit. ( As long as you get over the 'skateboarding grandad' - I'm 60 ish) look these are very comfortable and seem to be a good buy. A gardener by trade, I have tried many but these are the best thus far. Let's see....

Well used, and abused these offer good protection despite the battering I give them. Also, offer good knee support. Comfortable to wear. Neoprene behind the knees does not restrict circulation as some do. Good value. 2nd pair.

i fit floors all day every day and i really like the hinge because it prevents the straps digging into the backs of me knees, i can wear these all day in and out of the van with minor adjustments occasionaly, very comfy. What annoys me about them is the lack of velcro meaning you need thick legs or more vlecro... I mean ffs, not every builder/tradesman is a fking 6' tall body builder. Sort it out please!! i'm tired of xl or xxl or xxxl being the only choice in alot of places too!! pses me off!!! (small man angry syndrome you could say i guess). Still a good knee pad and this will be the second pair i've bought, i'll just have to get out the sewing kit :(