Ultra Flex III KneePro Knee Pads (Black)

Ok so I bought these for saddle hunting and used them for working on my vehicle. And son they are nice.they stay in place while walking and moving around on the ground.they weren't tight behind my legs from the straps. Really nice. I bought these for $35 and they were $56 at my big box store. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for comfortable knee pads. A great buy.

These are the best knee pads I’ve ever used, and that’s simply because they are ergonomically designed and are made with quality materials. They are easy to wipe clean should you choose, and the little bands which surround each of the straps, so that you can tuck in the excess after you equip and tighten the pads so they aren’t dangling around, is a nice touch. Now, they are plastic on plastic and held together with metal rivets (that aren’t going anywhere, believe me), and mine will squeak from time to time, but a little spray lubricant takes care of that. For about the first week or so I had some minor chafing on the backs of my legs from wearing them, but I’ve had zero problems since. Like some other reviewers, I too have gotten in my car and driven to my next job without taking them off, they’re that unobtrusive to wear. Yes, they really are non-marring. And I see no reason why they won’t last for years, even with regular use. There’s nothing you can point to as the obvious weak link in their construction. Only very rarely do I feel compelled to stop and adjust them, and they make my knees feel so well protected. They’ve extended the life of numerous pairs of work pants by (no more holes in the knee). These are fantastic knee pads and I highly recommend you make them your next pair.

Really good pads. There are very similar one that look the same but don't have the gel (inside the plastic). Get these. One minor irritation is the elastic straps tend to have the size adjust slide down such that it impairs the clip until you slide it back. I think I'll probably put a stitch or tape on mine to stop that. Otherwise these really are effective, stay on, not to bulky. Very good really.

These are hands down the best knee pads I have ever owned. Do no listen to the negative comments these other people are saying about these knee pads. people are stupid and you have to take these reviews with a grain of salt, as it seems everyone wants and expects so much for next to nothing. well, you're about to get it when you buy these knee pads. I have been pouring concrete ( down on my knees) for 13 years. When looking for knee pads, you are looking for; 1.) comfort while kneeling and standing. 2.) straps placed above and below the back of the knees so that they do not cut off the circulation into the back of your knees. 3.) Thin straps that do not make your legs or knees sweat. 4.) sleek, stylish look. These are so comfortable that when you put them on loosely, they not only stay in place and do not slide around/up & down your legs, but you forget they're even on you! The only thing that I would recommend changing on these pads would be the clips for the straps, as they are just thin plastic.. I would use metal clips and add metal around the slots that they slide into, so it won't break with age and wear & tear.. I am going to be reinforcing mine with JB Weld. The plastic on these pads are thin, BUT! they seem to be pretty durable. The padding is also very thin as well, BUT! it is enough padding for me. I have been down on my knees all this week doing a tile floor and my knees do not hurt at all now, or during work. keeping in mind that I have been on my knees doing concrete for 13 years and I have a bum right knee that aches everyday when squatting and climbing, these pads were good enough for me and my knees that I felt absolutely no discomfort while wearing them. Buy with confidence.

These do what I need them to do. They stay in place. Nice cushion on the knees. But… the end on the shin levers up and stabs you in the shins. Where it’s bearable, I would rather not feel that. I like them enough to do my modifications on them. Namely glue some cushion the edge that rests on your shin

This is my 2nd set, These are the best knee pads for construction. I'm a Union Carpenter and they have taken a beating from concrete form work to being on my knees doing door hardware. The first set lasted about 5 years before i lost them. They were pretty wore out anyway.

It’s coming up to a year since I purchased these knee pads. I don’t think I’ve ever went back a year on my order history to look for a particular item just to write a review a year later, but these kneepads are that good. Since I bought these knee pads I’ve used them every week for multiple days a week. I’ve added gutter guards to my roof, tiled my kitchen, added sound deadening panels to my car, etc with these knee pads and they’ve not only held up but gotten even more comfortable. Could I have finished those jobs without them? Yeah. I could also eventually trim my lawn with the safety scissors my 8 year old uses for arts and crafts, but I am not a masochist and would choose a lawn mower every time. Is the difference between working on your bare knees or with sellstrom kneepads as drastic as cutting a lawn with kiddie scissors or a lawn mower? Yes. Yes it is. If you’re on the market for some kneepads these are it. Get these kneepads. Unless you’re a masochist, and really do not want to make your life easier then don’t because these kneepads will with absolute certainty make your life easier.

My husband has been in construction his entire life and has bought knee pads only to never wear them as they were too uncomfortable, didn't stay in place, and just more hassle than worth. These were recommended to him by a friend. We bought our first pair several years ago and loved them. We thought we were retired and not needing them anymore so gave them away. We ended up at a mission church that needed a lvp (plank flooring) installed so we volunteered and bought this pair for me and in another order one for my husband. They stay in place, protect your knees fully, and are comfortable enough that we often forget to take them off at the end of the day.