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are they really good or do peeps just say there good coz they've paid £40 odd for them.
there are good pads on the fronts but its the cutting at ... -
Alpro Professional Knee Pads
are they really good or do peeps just say there good coz they've paid £40 odd for them.
there are good pads on the fronts but its the cutting at the back that gives me grief.
i need some pads,i bought a couple of pairs of snickers on ebay at a good price but the leg length was 2" to long making the useless.
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
It's the only knee pads that I'ved used that the straps have never dug into the backs of the knees, The single strap tends to sit on the higher part of the calf muscle, They do with me anyway. Big old pads and like you say expensive but more than happy with mine. Supposed to have been designed by a German knee surgeon
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
anyone got any pictures of them being used.
daves pics dont show very much.
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
Have been using them for about 4 months now and can assure you that they are worth the expense. I no longer suffer from aching knees and the straps are very comfortable. Would highly recommend them.
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads

Originally Posted by
theyomper
Have been using them for about 4 months now and can assure you that they are worth the expense. I no longer suffer from aching knees and the straps are very comfortable. Would highly recommend them.
i am a big old boy (well not so old)how are they for very big legs?anyone got any ideas?
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
Elasticated strap with velcro fastners.....don't see a problem
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
i am using the Alpro knee cushion at the moment , its very comfy but could do with being a bit wider.
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
i am using the Alpro knee cushion at the moment , its very comfy but could do with being a bit wider.
could you not just use a computer chair?
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Re: Alpro Professional Knee Pads
any chance of anyone putting an in use pic plz.
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