Bodyprox Protective Knee Pads, Thick Sponge Anti-slip, Collision Avoidance Knee Sleeve

These are excellent! The knee pads are thick and very effective at shock absorption, and they work really well for my stocking job that requires me to kneel a lot. The knit style material is super comfortable. It rolls down a bit after a while due to the shape of my thighs, but it's a huge upgrade from the velcro knee pads I was using before. They're easy to slip on and off with the stretchy design. I see myself buying another pair if these wear down.

I use these when working inside and out. They are great, very durable and comfortable for the price!Will definitely order again

Easy slip on and off, undetectable under my jeans. Quite comfortable, and very affordable. Although this is not recommended or particularly designed for riding motorcycles, the padding is pretty thick enough that I feel protected while riding on my bike.

These are amazing. I do wood flooring and I am on my knees most of the day, whether I am sanding, staining or installing. After many years, my knees are paying the price. I have used so many types of knee pads and they often cut into the back of my legs leaving strap marks and cut marks. I found these, wide enough to not cut off circulation, pad and protect my knees. After several months, the padding diminishes and I just order a new pair. No more cuts, strap marks, pulling them up every 2 minutes, no velcro ripping off and my knees are grateful. I do place them on under my jeans and they stay in place. These are the best knee pads I have used in years.

These generic knee pads are 100 x’s better than the Husky knee pads I bought from Home Depot. The quality is exactly what I’d hoped for. It fits tight and snug. There’s no velcro on it which makes it tear friendly. It’s perfect for me.

These knee pads are comfortable and stay in place, but they don’t provide much actual protection. Every time I fall, my knees still hurt a lot.

This item is the best knee pad I've owned. I have osteoarthritis in my right knee and had to paint newly installed baseboard and they worked incredibly. I am going to buy another pair to keep in my car for when I have to kneel for something when I am not home.

TL:Dr -I do not reccomend for snowboarding park / freestyle. They’re ok for all mountain but for slower fallsI purposely try not do do product reviews until either: a few months of trying the product, use the product at least a dozen times, and/or have at least a few real world scenarios of durability or usability. If I don’t check two out of the three I don’t do a reviewI’ve had these for over a year. I use it specifically for snowboarding. I don’t fall often but when I do it’s usually on my butt. Very rarely I fall on my knees. When I do fall on my knees, on all mountain, it’s at a slower speed and I usually have another part of my body that help breaks the fall (I wear wrist guards) I did mostly all mountain snowboarding last season, and in the few times I did fall on my knees the protection was ok. It absorbs 60% of the impact, but you’ll feel it for a while. It’s also good to use if you are waiting for your friends to come down from the mountain and you look up hill and wait for them while you’re on your knees. These are comfortable.I started doing more park this year and I don’t really fall on my knees. Mostly I do boxes and mid size jumps. But recently I was hitting a new feature in park im usually at, a narrow rainbow box with a jump, and I fell on my knees on the box. I got on the box at a weird angle and slid off.I felt a lot of knee pain. Turns out my left knee is both scraped and bruised - even with this protection, it took off about a 2x2 inch area of skin on my knee and bruised about half of it.I’m not wearing this to the park ever again. It’s baffling my knee is in so much pain and it took off a crap load of skin.