Alta Industries 50413 AT50413-14 AltaFLEX Knee Pads, Coyote (One Pair)

These are really comfortable, i put them to hard use for about 1 month in mud, hard dirt and dust. I had to be constantly kneeling down at a fast pace and they held up very well, No issues at all!. I wore them with cargo pants and only occasionally had to pull them up. I would wear these for about 4-6 hours. While running and jogging, did not hinder movement, straps always stayed hooked on.I will put these to use again, i don't think id get any other brand. I would recommend these especially if you are going to be doing lots of movement and running around and kneeling down at a fast pace, they are comfortable. Hold up very well, had no issues with stitching.If you need to wash them, just let them soak in warm or cold water with dish soap. or just soak them with a hose and let them dry out over night.They are very comfortable.

Love and use them . Big improvement over the last generation . I was a little hessitant about the plastic clips. So far great have not broken. I had the velcro version before.These seem to move with me more than the old version.Where these ones shine for me is...1. Kneeling on chat(sharp rocks) for extended time is a breeze. 2. The straps are so much more comfortable behind the legs and they stay in place.If you use these for knee intensive work, defensive training, military or LEO buy these and feel better at the end of the day

I really looked into knee pads before I eventually got these.Cons: - they get hot, pants are soaked after wearing them.- not too comfy when wearing shorts, but that's pretty much a given. The straps dig into you.-do they stay in place? I'm not sure that's possible for any kneepad, but these ones slide UP given time, not down. It's a slow process, and to fix just tug your pant leg down a bit. Boom, right back in place.Pros:- they do their job, no doubt about it. I was concerned about the soft knee cap, but while it's flexible make no mistake, these are thick and tough.- easy on and off! The buckles pop right on, but won't come undone with tension on the buckles. I guess it's possible, but I've used these a ton for 5 months or so.-adjustment is easy. It will take a bit of tweaking to get them right, then you won't have to touch that again.-doesn't just protect your knees, protects your PANTS. I've had a 70 dollar pair of 5.11 tactical pants blow out the knees early by kneeling while shooting. Major bummer. On my new pair, zero wear. Saves me a ton of money, and keeps my pants looking good enough to wear then to qualifying one day, and classroom work the next.Honestly I can't praise these enough. Worth every penny, and I know when they wear out I'll get another pair.Wish I'd had these when I was doing DOT inspections going under semis. It would have saved my pants.

I'm a smaller person with very slim legs and have had a hard time finding kneepads that will both adjust to be tight enough and stay in place with extended use. These pads are, so far, perfect. I work a fairly rigorous, movement-heavy job with 8.5 hour shifts. I put these things on five minutes before I clock in and don't have to think about them until after I clock out. Once they are in place, they stay in place. They offer superb protection, and are light and flexible enough not to hinder movement. I've been using them for a few weeks now and have had zero issues.

Excellent, lightweight pads that work well for what I require it for. I am a vendor for large grocery stores and spend a lot of time kneeling to stock the lower shelves. I was doing some serious damage to my knees and needed something to protect against debris cutting them as well. I am a petite woman and the normal knee pads that the guys wear in the same line of business I'm in would have been way too bulky and the ladies sports knee pads would have required wearing them till I could remove my shoes to take them off. These were an excellent alternative, they are fully adjustable and can be easily removed when I leave the store. The only problem I found, as I stood and walked around, they would slip down to my calves and I would have to readjust them when I needed to kneel again. That was not a big problem considering that they are perfect in every other way and do the job to protect my knees. The choice of colors was an added perk, I choose the Coyote which is a khaki color and they are great even when I am wearing shorts, they don't look ridiculous on my thin legs. I highly recommend them to male or female who work in hot weather or need to be able to move about freely without the bulkiness of normal knee pads.

I use these for Airsoft, so that is my experience with them.These aren't the perfect solution to knee pads, but considering the price, I think they're great. I always like to keep the price in mind when giving something a review to be fair. They were digging into the back of my legs and not staying up too well, but then someone recommended that I cross the straps instead of going across. It kept them up much better, and the pain was less (but still hurting after 5 hours or so). I also didn't have to keep them as tight, which I was worried would cause them to tear where they connect to the pad.So far they have held up in two games. I'm fairly aggressive and do some sliding/diving. No problems and the pad is large so it is great for sliding.I think they'd be perfect if they were more of a sleeve like a medical brace with stretchy straps.

Purchased for a 2-day AR15 rifle course at Front Sight Nevada. The strap buckles tend to move from position when taking off and putting on so readjustments are necessary when putting these on. But do NOT slip while on the body. Very comfortable and sturdy. Performed admirably for going to knees and going prone in gravel for shooting positions. Was concerned these might be too big and bulky, but not experienced that problem. I am 6' and medium build. Would buy again!