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17-07-2008
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anyone else got the red german knee pads off tradetiler. absolutley brilliant to wear really comfy and no knee pain even after 5 solid days on floors. only thing is they are large and bulky but apart from that i would recommend them to anyone | ||||||||||
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17-07-2008
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Had em for a couple of years now, Like you say there bulky but I can suffer that | ||||||||||
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What are they like on the back of the legs for cutting in..?...i have had numerous knee pads over the years but most dig in... | |||
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17-07-2008
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A single strap which has never dug in to the back of the knees Dave | ||||||||||
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22-07-2008
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I've been using Vitrex 'g shok' knee pads for the last few years. Got about 2 years out of a pair and bought another pair a few months back. A bit awkward until you're used to them but now I wouldn't wear anything else. £20 out of B&Q, Vitrex Gel G-Shok Knee Pads, 5011204603664 | ||||||||||
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23-07-2008
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I've got a pair of Rubi ones,make me look like Robocop but very comfortable and don't dig in unless your wearing shorts,got them from Topps on special order,were about £20 but think that was with big discount.  | ||||||||||
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I have them and after many years of trying all the (so called)best ones,i think i have the ones i like,they are expensive but well worth it,the rubi ones were crap,the ones i have tried made me go without any kneepads for the past 2 years. | |||||||||||
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06-08-2008
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Not "knee pads" i know but been using the snickers floorlayers trousers with their uprated knee pads and found them excellent.. | ||||||||||
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