Re: My knees are killin me
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 10:45 am
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Redbeard wrote:my knees are shot from too many years of basketball. I'm wondering if there're any knee pads that'll helpTiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:Everything done but the dining room. Bout 500 sq feet left to go. Should be a breeze tomorrow. Then I can give my aching knees a rest.
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ProKnee knee pads, best knee pads out there. They are pricey, but worth it.
Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
Tiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
ouch that makes my knees hurt even moreTiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
Eric Haynes wrote:Tiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
I will have to look into them. I have never found a pair of pads worth wearing to date.
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sounds like the shit. I'll invest in em if I ever start laying tile or floors for a livingTiler_J wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Tiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
I will have to look into them. I have never found a pair of pads worth wearing to date.
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They strap around you upper calf and above your ankle. The "pad" goes from your knee down your shin to almost your foot. When you kneel in them your weight is on the whole front of your lower leg, not just your knee. They also sell kits to rebuild them for under $100. They are a little tough to wear when working in tight areas, but other than that they are great.
Redbeard wrote:ouch that makes my knees hurt even moreTiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
I hear thatTiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:ouch that makes my knees hurt even moreTiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
Ha! They look like money to me! And they are cheaper than knee surgery.
Tiler_J wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Tiler_J wrote:Redbeard wrote:don't get me wrong I've been wearing em. In fact just replaced my old ones two days ago. But apparently I don't know what the "good" one are3legged_lab wrote:Any knee pad is a help, and a good pad makes a ton of difference.
ProKnee are great, but they cost about 3bills.
I will have to look into them. I have never found a pair of pads worth wearing to date.
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They strap around you upper calf and above your ankle. The "pad" goes from your knee down your shin to almost your foot. When you kneel in them your weight is on the whole front of your lower leg, not just your knee. They also sell kits to rebuild them for under $100. They are a little tough to wear when working in tight areas, but other than that they are great.
aunt betty wrote:Sounds like you guys are some "get on your knees"...experts.
I don't have knee pads but my wife does.
sweet joke. Heard that one for this first time in the 5th gradeaunt betty wrote:Sounds like you guys are some "get on your knees"...experts.
I don't have knee pads but my wife does.
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aunt betty wrote:Sounds like you guys are some "get on your knees"...experts.
I don't have knee pads but my wife does.
Tiler_J wrote:aunt betty wrote:Sounds like you guys are some "get on your knees"...experts.
I don't have knee pads but my wife does.
I don't get it? Maybe you can make us a video to explain?
Tiler_J wrote:aunt betty wrote:Sounds like you guys are some "get on your knees"...experts.
I don't have knee pads but my wife does.
I don't get it? Maybe you can make us a video to explain?