Description
Kneel as long as the job takes
These strap-on garden knee pads put thick sponge cushioning between you and the ground, so weeding, planting, scrubbing and laying floors stop ending in an ache. Kneel on a path, a lawn edge or a kitchen floor and almost your whole upper body lands on two kneecaps. These move that load onto the padding around them.
“These knee pads saved my knees! I can finally garden for hours without pain.” — Emily H.
“These things are a game changer. No more sore knees.” — Kevin B.
A folded towel or a foam kneeler helps until you move, then you have to pick it up and put it down again. These strap on and move with you.
Your kneecap rests in the opening while the padding takes the load
Look at the front of the pad and there is a wide oval opening near the top, bound in black tape. When you put the pad on, your kneecap sits inside that opening.
The thick sponge padding rings the opening and carries on well below it, down over the top of your shin. So when you drop onto your knees, the weight lands on the padding around the kneecap and on the flat of the shin below it, the places built to take a load, instead of pressing straight down onto the bone.
It also keeps the pad steady as you rock forward, because the kneecap is sitting in it rather than under it.
Two straps per pad that you set once and forget
Each pad has an upper and a lower strap running out from both sides, ending in hook-and-loop patches. They pass behind your leg and fasten there, above the calf and below the knee, so nothing crosses the back of the joint where a single wide band would pinch when you bend.
One size does it: the straps do the fitting, over pants or straight onto bare skin.
“They don’t dig into the back of my legs. Super nice.” — Debbie R.
“They stay put and feel great even after a couple hours in the yard.” — Scott I.
“They fit perfectly and don’t slip around like others I’ve tried.” — Lisa D.
Fit tip: snug the lower strap a little tighter than the upper one. That is the strap that keeps each pad exactly where you set it, hour after hour.
Bought for the garden, worn all over the house
The people who keep using them are rarely only gardening. They come out for scrubbing a bathroom floor, for laying laminate, for getting under a sink, for bathing a dog, for anything that means an hour down on a hard surface.
“Great for gardening, and I even wear them when cleaning floors.” — Grace A.
“I was ripping out carpet and putting down laminate wood flooring in my daughter's room, and these knee pads were soft, stayed on my knees, and protected them as well.” — Arnel O.
They are soft enough to wear on a tiled floor without the clatter of a hard-shell work pad, and light enough that you forget you have them on and walk to the shed in them.
Soft, light cushioning for soil, grass, tile and paving
Thick sponge foam under a fabric cover cushions you on every surface you kneel on. Rated highly by gardeners.
“Love how lightweight they are but still offer good support.” — Greg F.
“These make kneeling on rough soil so much easier.” — Heather W.
“I’ve tried a few brands and these are by far the most comfortable.” — Mark I.
“These knee pads have made a noticeable difference in my comfort while working in the garden. I no longer dread kneeling for extended periods thanks to the excellent support they provide.” — Jovita P.
Specifications
Questions people ask first
Is that one pad or two?
Two. One pair, one pad per knee, so both knees are covered.
Will they fit me?
There is one size and the straps take up the difference, so there is nothing to measure. Color is the only choice you make.
Can I wear them over jeans?
Yes, over pants or on bare legs, whichever you are dressed for.
How do I clean them?
Brush the dry soil off and wipe them down.
What are they made of?
A thickened sponge pad under a fabric cover, with black binding round the edge.
Kneel longer and get up without the ache. Backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
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