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A week or two with redback kneepads
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[QUOTE="padtheplumber, post: 694027, member: 39886"] Thanks to some very generous competitions on this forum lately I've become the owner of a shiny new pair of redback kneepads - so I thought I'd let you know how they're treating me :thumbsup:. I've suffered with aching, creaking, stiff knees caused by a decade or so of plumbing and tiling, but its started to get worse "on the job" as well as "after it" lately. So I popped in a set of redbacks into my knee pockets and off I went....I found them a bit chunky and heavy for the first 5 minutes but after that they become just as un-noticeable as my old, cheap, thin inserts. The difference is that during work they are far more supportive and comfortable and take a lot of pressure and weight off the knee joints - I love 'em!!! My brother works for me and I'm even going to order him a pair! Thanks again for doing the competitions - great forum guys :thumbsup: Mart. [/QUOTE]
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