Best Kneepads For Flooring 2024

[@stanleyflooring6772]

Ive been using my pro knees as long as you and ive got no issues with them affecting my body, i use them to prep with and then change into the crain soft pads to install carpet with.

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Glad to hear that

[@alexcleroux3054]

I've been wearing the Trax knee pads for close a year myself. I love them

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Same here

[@TheDailyQuotesPage]

These are called Fentos here in the uk, this brand also uses the same stuff but rebrands it as you can see on the pad still really good knee pads

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Yup

[@jrafloors757]

got to try them thank you for sharing

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Yes sir

[@MrTonycarpets]

There called fentos here in the uk and they do a shorter version for around 80

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Yup same here

[@Chalky-t5c]

As other people have posted here...over here in Europe they're made by Fento. They're what I wear everyday for tiling....walls and floors. Not as comfortable as Wohlpro's, but better for the knees as your weight is dispersed across the shins.

[@iarriaga45]

i think those are big. when installing carpet. might be is good for flooring installation

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

I use them on any installation

[@jackandersoniii6328]

What would be good, is if there was jeans with a leather pocket you could put carpet pad in at the knee.

[@thefishingcarpenter]

There's actually a few company's that make pants with knee pad pockets. You could through some pad in there if you really wanted to! LOL

[@TheAmysjoy2823]

Snickers , De Walt all do workear with built in knee pads.

[@richardlangford2658]

Skillers makes a pant with a pocket for knee pads

[@iarriaga45]

what about crain . the blue ones

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

They are good I actually wore them for a number of years in my past

[@BZ1340]

I find the pro knees very bulky

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Yeah

[@carpet180]

👍🏻

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

😀👍

[@Michael_78]

If I could find something better than Proknees then I'd wear them. I find myself walking bow legged when I'm wearing them because they're so bulky which I think is throwing my knee outta whack.

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

Give these a try

[@ammojunky530]

Pro knees for me but thanks for the Review

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

There you go

[@OrignalRobRobert]

My wife said thanks

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

You’re welcome

[@goodviibes8573]

Please don’t tell me you wear those red shoes 👠. That’s your first problem get some boots. I promise you that foam isn’t going to last 5 years. I’ve had my pro knees for at least 5 years and they feel great. I put blue tape plus some other tape over the part that get the most wear and tear and they are holding up just fine. Truth be told one of the buckles just broke but some tape fixes that. I’m prob due for a rebuild kit or a new pair but they feel fine. Yes they cost around$250 if that but you do the math after 5 years. That’s $50 bucks a year and if you feel like arguing just go get some leathers and shut up. By the way I do union work so I can vouch for long work days.

[@Michael_78]

$50 a month for 5 years equals $250? .....I think maybe you should re-do the math 🤣. But all joking aside. I've been doing flooring forever over 20 years. Proknees, so far, have been the best kneepads but I think I might just give these ones a try.

[@cory4152]

​@Michael_78 50$ per year my guy try reading 😂

[@goodviibes8573]

@ wow you’re so funny..