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I was all set to pull the pin on a pair of Proknee pads but when doing a search on here a link sent me to this pair: TommyCo : ... -
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Anyone use these kneepads?
I was all set to pull the pin on a pair of Proknee pads but when doing a search on here a link sent me to this pair: TommyCo : GEL All Terrain Eliminator [EL777] -I can get them to me for 75€. Has anyone got any experience of using them? Comfort, durability, etc.
My only concern with the Proknee (apart from the huge price of 200€ to me here in France), was with being able to wear them all day whilst getting up and around and not just down on the floor.
I have tried various pads and cannot get on with the straps behind the knee. Also I cannot wear the trouser insert types as here we only wear trousers for 4 months of the year.
Any help would be most appreciated.
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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nop
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Not me, I have Snickers bead filled pads and a set of Redbacks....
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"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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ive got the gel terrain 707 pads.the ones that strap round the knee.obviously they will sit different to the ones youre looking at but i find them pretty well built and comfy..They were on offer in b&q for £15 so i bought two pairs .Im still on the first pair and still find them in good shape after 5 months.personally i cant see the other ones being that comfy to walk round in ,but i could be wrong
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Re: Anyone use these kneepads?
Ive used the gel terrain for years. I pick them up cheap whenever ive been in america, but as above - seen them on offer in b and q. Really good knee pads and very comfortable.
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I have used a pair of Proknees for several yrs, no complaints very comfortable on the floor. Getting up and down without any problems same with stairs. They are worth the $'s in my opinion.
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Re: Anyone use these kneepads?
I use snickers flooring knee pads for the last 2 years. They stay in
the knee pockets on my trousers, and are just like new when they come out of washing machine.
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