Knee pads

[joesdad]

I tiled my utility room floor yesterday with no knee pads, which wasn't the best experience I've ever had, so i'd like to find out which are the best knee pads on the market, any ideas please?

Thanks Marc.

 

[peteablard]

Personally I use the alpro ones fron trade tiler, not cheap but definitely worth every penny IMO (5 x 15 hour days on my knees last week, no problem) if you wear trousers that take the insert type then I know a Lot of people recommend redbacks but haven't tried them myself

 

[The hammer]

I wear the Rubi professional knee pads, i have been for many years now they are very comfortable and well priced, i tend to get about 6 months out of a pair

 

[swanman]

Rubi for me as well

 

[Fliselege]

I like the snickers floor layers knee pads, don't know whats inside them but feels like bean bags, it's like kneeling on feathers, last ages too, unless you accidently forget to remove them before putting your strides in the washing machine. I won't do that again....

 

[prceramics]

i use these at the momment http://www.*************/p/jsp-gel-knee-pads/99250 bit uncomfatable with the strap around the back but cheap and work ok, will proberly invest in a more expensive pair in the future

 

[prceramics]

i use these at the momment http://www.*************/p/jsp-gel-knee-pads/99250 bit uncomfatable with the strap around the back but cheap and work ok, will proberly invest in a more expensive pair in the future

that was a pointless reply they are jsp gel ones from screwfix £16.99

 

[northstar]

snickers floor layers knee pads for me too, very comfy

 

[AMtek]

two pair of cheapy foam ones in the knees of my work pants. works for me but the redbacks look good too

 

[Bubblecraft]

I use Panoply knee pads in my Panoply Mach 2 corporate trousers. Have done for years. Get about a year out them & very comfortable. Ain't wore strapped knee pads in years. There's nothing more uncomfortable than the strap rubbing & the back of your knees heavy sweating in the summer.