Price?Have any of you guys ever tried Knee Pros. I bought some 15 years ago or more and I've never used any other knee pad. Super comfortable, 40 bucks or maybe less. When I'm heading out to my truck I forget I have them on.
$250 less than Pro knee.Price?
....and the bank called you to be sure the total wasn't a misprint.Have any of you guys ever tried Knee Pros.
I wanted to, but my dyslexia kicked in so I ordered pro knees
I really think you're going to like these.
I always wondered had I worn them the last 5-10 years if I might have made it to 65 as sort of planned. I teased the guys who wore them right up to the end------even when nearly everyone in the union was wearing them. Those last few months when I was trying to make a comeback I admitted to them------especially the kids (apprentices of all ages) that they SHOULD wear them. It's kind of obvious.I don’t think anyone that has used pro knees would be happy or comfortable going back to the knee pro style pads.
I’m 6’ 6” tall and I just weighed in 280# at my boxing gym. Pro knees saved my knees. They distribute your weight throughout your lower legs to take the weight off your knees. Not saying the knee pro’s are bad. Just think it would be like going from a Cadillac to a horse & buggy for someone that uses pro knees.
I was just cheap and stubborn. That's a strong combination.Never could pull the trigger on that much money. My family always needed something.
you have to "Trust the Science."I was wearing something like highup wears, with gel, and got water on the knee. That was several years ago. Switched to pro knees and never have had an issue.
Ice hockey goalie kneepads are similar. Takes the weight off the knee and distributes it along the whole lower leg.
Try even getting in one in SF. GeezThe richer a neighborhood the more of a cluster F it is at Starbucks
I like real coffee, not that crap at Starbucks.
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