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Custom Leathercraft CLC 302 Medium Shock Absorption Kneeling Pad, 14 x 21-Inch,Black
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Medium Kneeling Pad, Silicone free, NBR material will not degrade with oil or petroleum contact
Todd B.
2025-09-04 18:05:58
I bought the 18 x 8 pad.. I work at a dealership, and at times...more often than not.. I have to check tire pressure, set hoist lifts, remove dashboard parts,ect.... I had an old used seat cushion that worked wonderful...but was a bit too bulky and absorbed water.. I was a bit hesitant buying this size pad 18 x 8 but I wanted it to be small enough to put in my tool box so it would not disappear over night. Once it arrived I was still skeptical as if this was large enough for me..It felt very firm and squishy. I am 235lbs and still though I would "feel" the concrete floor under this. So I took it to work and let me tell you...if feels like heaven! And it is large enough to do the tasks I need without slipping off or wishing I had more room. And it fits in the tool box perfect with room to spare. The thing I like about this pad is the handle. Easy to carry when you have a handful of tools! and the imprinted logo...why the logo? So you know which way you have been kneeling on so you don't get wet or oily... Speaking of wet....when the floor is wet and you set this down, it does NOT absorb water...however, when you place this down on a wet floor and you kneel like you're a landing airplane, this thing will slide! If you kneel slowly it won't slide. And once you're kneeling this will not move or float. This does a perfect job saving my knees and is very comfortable on the smooth concrete floor. I have used this for months now and this shows no signs of wearing or tearing. very nice
wruess
2025-08-22 13:31:13
Just ordered my second one of these to have inside the house. First one is still in great shape after several years outside in all kinds of conditions. This pad is designed for people who actually have to work with their knees on a hard surface. Quality worth the money.
Brady
2025-07-10 15:17:11
I work as an irrigation technician and have for fifteen years. I'm a young guy and want to protect my body by lessening the blows I take while working. I am on my knees 80% of the time over a trench or hole. I haven't been one to seek out knee-pads and would rather have a barrier between me and the ground and the freedom to move uninhibited when done with the cushioning.This extra large kneeling pad is precisely what I need for my line of work. Especially if I'm wearing shorts, it's in my hands along with the other tools on the way to another hole. The extra large size gives me more room for a wider stance on my knees and engages the legs for on-knees-bent-over work, thus saving on the back. The thick cushion allows me to throw it down over mud, rocks, goat-heads, or sharply-uneven ground and have it protect my knees. This is just in my line of work. I can see myself benefiting from it on linoleum, concrete, tile, wood, and other hard surfaces. It is large, but it works greater than anything else I've found and can see it lasting beyond a decade. I thought the price was high, but the end product has justified the cost. The only equal for me is a pair of Carhartt canvas jeans with the foam slip-in knee pads.
Matthew T.
2025-07-03 12:16:53
awesome ship packaging! Definitely a softer foam than I thought it would be! just received it so I’m hoping it holds up against the repetitive tough job I bought it for! I’ll see if I can update this review a few months down the road! I got the 18 x 36 one and it is big enough to lay on and protect your back! looks like a high-quality product definitely super soft and forming to your bony prominences!! all around seems like a great product! But like I said at the beginning I’m a little concerned about how soft the foam is and how it’s going to hold up after repetitive tough use so I will update us later
jeffer
2025-06-25 18:02:32
I just received this kneeling pad. There are two sizes. This one is the larger one and is actually usable for laying on your back or side although your feet will obviously not be on the pad in those positions. My knee pad isn't a mid-gray color like I see on the picture of this webpage. It is closer to a grayish-black, but does have the yellow stripes and label exactly like the one pictured. The unit not only has a handle but also has a hole (approximately 0.25" diameter) near one end that allows you to hang it on a wall or secure it to a position (in a vehicle perhaps).The pad is soft and spongy, but has the firmness similar to some wearable knee pads on the market. I have worn a mid-priced pair of knee pads. The problem with them is that I start to sweat around the knee pad area which can be bothersome (especially during the summertime). This mat will curl slightly when you carry it using the handle, but not enough to cause any problems. I will be using this one in a manufacturing plant where I must access electrical components and wiring that are located very low on a machine. The floor surface is concrete.Since mine is new, I will update my review on wear and appearance after I have used it for a time period.EDIT* As mentioned in a comment to my review there are actually three sizes available. My pad is still holding up well after four months of use. My pad is not abused by adverse outside temperatures but I have washed it a couple times and let it hang dry.
MrMark
2025-05-28 15:30:59
The form factor seems just about right...not too small...not too big. The foam is less dense than I expected, but also more comfortable than I expected when I noticed the lower density. Really, the worst thing about it is the hole that serves as a handle. There is a lot of give when carrying it by the handle. I think it would be easy to tear, so I don't use it. It's not like it's hard to carry without the hole. Plus, in my mind, if it's going to have a handle, it should be on the short side. For me, it just seems like the hole is in the way. I'd like it better with no hole.It's also way too expensive for a piece of foam. The true value is closer to $3 than it is to $30. Imagine how much carpeting would cost if the foam padding cost the same $110 per square yard as this product.But to reiterate. it's comfortable, both kneeling and sitting, which seems like the main point, so if one can get past the price, it's a decent pad.
Gerta Duncan
2025-05-24 11:53:22
Awesome for kneeling in front of wood stove to start and in front of shower (tile floor) to clean. Great size to store too.
Nick Montoya
2025-04-23 10:12:18
Very reliable
4D
2025-04-01 13:51:35
I am a chimney sweep and spend a lot of time kneeling. I had tried a number of pads - both inserts inn trousers, wrap "arounds" and other kneeling mats of varying sizes.This is a bit pricey and there is an import tax as well but it's well worth the money - Dave.
Bobby Dick
2025-03-21 12:45:32
I m heavy and it s feels great. I don t feel the floor under my knees and it bouncy a little bit so less stress on the knees. I bought a larger one because I did not want to break my balls. Other brand are to narrow for a man. You won't regret it.
Kev-K
2025-03-03 12:58:11
To be honest, I never even heard of these large kneeling pads until two years ago when I had intensive work to perform inside a vessel. These things are a life saver... well a knee saver anyway. Since then, I would use it whenever I had long projects in tight low areas. It is a game changer. They surprisingly hold up in many conditions, even around welding with a bit of fire blanket draped over top.I ordered these when I had to complete tire and suspension work using a 34" lift, it would have been horrendous trying to complete while kneeling on concrete but with the pads it wasn't even a focal point.
Peter Rodgers
2025-02-16 12:32:11
Excellent product.
Phil
2025-02-14 16:49:35
So frigging comfortable
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