ProKnee Model 0714!-The Best Knee Pads ON EARTH!

[@perrywebb5833]

I do custom floor covering and these have saved my knees. First two years I used cheap $25 knee pads. Developed bone spurs and knots. Bought these and my knees haven't hurt since. Very well worth the money. I have the 1" pads

[@NJtroutboss]

I don’t know why I hesitated to spend on these. I wouldn’t think twice if it was a drill or a tool. Worth every penny. I do hvac and these are perfect.

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes absolutely! It’s funny how we don’t even hesitate when it comes to tool but things to take care of us, yikes I can’t spend that kind of money. I do the same thing. These things have been everywhere from in front of furnaces, outside with condensers, roof tops, even flooring. Best decision I ever made. You only get one set of knees!

[@aztecempire4206]

Absolutely best comment ... I'm ordering today ..

[@TheDurbinCompound]

You won’t regret it! They are so comfortable and you forget you have them on. People will ask “what is on your legs?!?!”

[@samerlam9551]

I’ve tried most knee pads and once you get these you won’t wanna go back, I agree with the comment they do move around a bit when you walk in them but they aren’t made for that ,when you go back to normal knee pads if feels your kneeling one the floor worth every penny in my opinion your knees are priceless

[@Louthemailman]

As a tile setter iv had every knee pad...Proknee is the best in the biz

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Agreed!

[@RojoFrijol]

Thanks Devin my girl friend is going to love these!

[@benjaminross2242]

Hahaha made my day

[@larrywood4505]

U the man

[@wolfplex1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@briantran4490]

good on her knees, she's a keeper.

[@ajmalafzal1619]

I’m a plumber,I prefer the Cricket pad for my knees,i know it sounds silly but believe me it works very well

[@AndrewSimpson-us9lf]

I've been an installer for many years. Would have had to quit long ago if it weren't for these!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

True testimony!

[@drywallerdave01]

I've owned a pair of pro knees for the last 16 years, they're worn pretty good and I have to maintain them but I wouldn't buy any other brand, 60 years old and I take them to every job site I go to

[@AutobahnDan]

Pro.. motion pads! Definitely would need a promotion to buy those.😂 All kidding aside, the cost is very small compared to loosing work and going to clinic visits. Nice vid! 👍

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Exactly! Blow out your knees and talk to me about how $250 was too expensive !!!

[@mehranfreeman6192]

Mr Durbin ,thank you for the video. Durbin in Turkish and Farsi means : binocular 😉 Mr binocular 🌹

[@beancaballero2295]

Just bought tough built knee pads. 75$ and they're great.

[@adamdover3868]

they hplding up good?

[@maxb.6974]

I wouldnt be a floorman without my pro-knees

[@TheDurbinCompound]

They are a life saver for flooring guys! Been there, done that!

[@The40Glock1]

Best kneepads ever I do tile and these are worth every penny

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Totally agree with you brother!

[@optimuss_jedi2394]

Marvelous1 they don’t roll your knees or anything like that? I do tile too and my knees are killing me from the gell knee pads and the square pads rolling my knees

[@TheDurbinCompound]

I originally bought these for tile work. Absolutely without a doubt. Worth every penny. They don’t roll around they sit flat on the floor and your knee is sitting on a pillow. If you have sore knees, order the 1” thick pads!

[@optimuss_jedi2394]

TheDurbinCompound thank you man I really appreciate your fast response and I’ll trust you in this and order a pair . Hope you have a good Christmas!

[@The40Glock1]

@@optimuss_jedi2394 I use to use Gundlach and had the same problem but nope these are amazing it's like pillows hugging u and they dont move around

[@ritcheymt]

Thank you so much for this review. After 3 days of laying vinyl plank with a couple different pairs of knee pads from Home Despot, my knees have serious rug-burn-like abrasions from poor padding and from my broad-weave 6-pocket pants bunching up (folding?) between the pads and my knee.

[@rondiana5]

Be very careful when you buy these knee pads quite expensive and it's not like on this video they do move around they kind of suck don't say on your feet not to keep adjusting them

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Straps not tight enough. I had that issue initially before I tightened the straps around your calf

[@rondiana5]

@@TheDurbinCompound I don't any strap left to tighten up. Working with pro knee on this issue.

[@every__villian_is_lemons]

@@rondiana5 any word?

[@mrmathews3670]

Would it not be cheaper buying work pants with knee pockets for knee pads?

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes. Cheaper but not even in the same league. You can go get yourself some cheap pants that are in your budget. Pay for what you get.

[@madedits2228]

Don't u think the left pro knee u wore is for the right foot? If you look at the shape of the foam at the ankle area...u can tell it's for a right side...I just got my second pair and I believe they sent me both rights

[@kingjrlomelino8685]

How does the straps feel around your leg? I’ve had some husky knee pads where the straps that secure the knee pads to your legs hurt like hell after a few hours, thank you

[@TheDurbinCompound]

I don’t think there is a strap that doesn’t suck after a few hours. These straps are super wide and relatively comfortable. You’ll eventually sweat around them though and they get wet. Then it’s no fun.

[@amifeller2261]

Hey great infO! Just received these. Too long for me. Do you know if these can be manually adjusted? ty

[@TheDurbinCompound]

No they are built to size. You should have had to measure your legs and ordered the exact size that fit you

[@mesadrums375]

I’ve seen guys spend the same or more on knee pads and inserts over the same amount of time I’ve had these, which is close to 5 years now. Definitely need a pad replacement at this point though

[@robertd6925]

Damn someone beat me to it. I'm making a pair like this but will transfer the load to my calf area.

[@TheDurbinCompound]

I’m interested in that! Let’s see what you’ve got!

[@robertd6925]

@@TheDurbinCompound Just started on them. Looking for a sewing machine at the moment.

[@yor90]

I've been tiling floors for over 30 years, wearing these since the early 2000's...THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE.

[@jimmyhoffa310]

Hey great video, I’m a landscaper/hardscaper so at times for example building a long retaining wall I’m on my knees but constantly turning to grab more stone next to me or behind me. But the next day I could me laying flagstone then kneeling to level them but getting up to grab more stone then kneeling etc. Do you think these would be a good choice for me or do you think the ap16’s? My knees are starting to bother me after 15 years of crap knee pads. Also I do walk quite a bit on the job wheeling my material back and forth and I’m not sure if these would be an issue after a while. I appreciate your work

[@atlas4428]

Look into fento max knee pads, they’re lighter and more agile not as good as pro knees but a close second I’ve had mine for years laying flooring every day in them

[@hiddencityboxing4564]

Can you change size of them?? I got size 22 and it’s to big! So what I’m asking is that can you convert them into a smaller size??

[@anthonyvallario7561]

Are the front pads made of plastic I work on vinyl plank and I don't want to scratch

[@TheDurbinCompound]

They are vinyl. You won’t hurt any floor you work on. Unless you get a rock or something in them.

[@every__villian_is_lemons]

@@TheDurbinCompound how long have you had that pair?

[@itv6669]

Seems good for Pro but not for DYI guys

[@SolarizeYourLife]

You should try use it with the 'power knee'

[@mitchsullivan5631]

Check out the over shoulder carrying case by Proknee

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes! I’ve wanted one for awhile!

[@samerlam9551]

Now that’s over priced for what it is the knee pads aren’t

[@dublinjoevanbradybros3166]

Great video, thanks

[@Mrcdwilliams]

Semper Fi Devil Dog!!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Kill kill kill

[@budwhite9781]

Thanks for this👍

[@jasonbellows7]

Besides the lower portion can you get away with the ap16?

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes, but I find they don’t stay centered on my knee

[@jasonbellows7]

@@TheDurbinCompound thank you

[@reddawgrup1779]

@@jasonbellows7 I've got the ap16 have had them for 5 years now, don't have to much problem with having to readjust throughout the day... maybe a couple times a day I just have to recenter them with my hand. Hardly a problem at all.

[@terrymutant3581]

You lost me at $240

[@carter3096]

I dont asscoiate with knee gears

[@armadilllo]

they wiggled out of place🤣🤣Just go to cycle gear and try on motocross knee and shin guards, Leatts are great

[@commoncents456]

How much of a difference would hockey knee pads be ?????

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Never worn a pair of hockey pads!

[@HomesteadJay]

Hockey Knee pads go down from your knee to your ankle, not just the knee. Id imagine they would work but you would look like ironman haha!

[@kingofthecrease30]

you get what you pay for...i heard these were the best

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yep! If you work on your knees doing anything from flooring to plumbing, taking care of your body is MOST IMPORTANT!

[@knightrider693]

How would they handle outside laying brick and pavers? Can they be sprayed off and would they be too hot working outside 12 hours covering that much leg? I'm up and down all day on course rock. I would love your take before I pay that much. Cheers from Canada!

[@TOMBSTONESTAN]

Wish I could afford them. £300 plus postage to UK plus duty, tax probably end up about £370 ouch!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

What kind of work do you do Stan?

[@TOMBSTONESTAN]

@@TheDurbinCompound carpet fitter 40 odd years. Beautiful knee pads but with a mortgage, family and all the usual they're a bit out of my reach 😊👍

[@TheDurbinCompound]

I can understand for sure!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

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[@samerlam9551]

I brought them and I live in the uk worth ever penny

[@arryrooker3079]

Cheaper than New Knee replacements

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

250, I just cant do it. $100, maybe.

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

Oh, Made in USA? Nevermind, I'll consider it.

[@TheDurbinCompound]

If you felt how good they were and how you never have to fight with them. It’s a great investment

[@Hidden-comment164]

@Sober Gnostic how did you like them?

[@Jackman8594]

If they were $1000 and save your knees they are worth every penny!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

True story

[@davidbutterworth881]

Round the houses

[@PlumbNutz]

Looks like it keeps that irritating strap off the back of your knees where it bends.

[@jetheridge1241]

$250 vrs fifty grand for a cheap knee rebuild.

[@maxb.6974]

Oh yeah, if you crawl alot wearing these, WATCH YOUR THUMBS. fyi it hurts like hell haha

[@andersmichael7220]

pro kne or broney?

[@dingledee2704]

They are not as good as he makes them out to be!!!. Its actually not worth getting. Someone is making a lot of 💰 money💰

[@zoubeirfaouzi149]

The color is ugly, I want them all black.

[@KMS5280]

Those look ridiculous

[@TheLilcr8zy]

They are absolutely amazing I am using someone else's at the moment that I work with and have been for the last couple months while he has not needed them that is why I'm here because I am going to order a pair myself I have spent several $100 on other knee pads in total and it was a complete waste of money compared to these. And the pair on using is an even fitted for my knees

[@TheLilcr8zy]

@Deanoss Last I am a tradesman and I will tell you personally that these are by far the best thing you can invest in. Of course outside of a trailer and Insurance lol. If you want to extend your career then you need to invest