Soft Knees No-Strap Knee Pads for Work, 6” x 9” Knee Pads for Men Construction | Knee Pad Inserts for Work Pants With Double Knee | Soft Work Knee Pads for Men Construction

The knee pads were very easy to get into the pants, compared to other ones. They are flexible and don't get in the way. They provide enough cushion for working on concrete, but not so much for gravel.Highly recommend buying these for all your work pants.

Ordered for my husband to use in his work pants. Fits the knee pad pockets in his pants highly recommend. Much more comfy then big bulky knee pads, no straps to cut off circulation.

So far these seem great. Only been wearing them for about a week but they seem to be as advertised. Haven't washed them in the pants yet but will update after I do so. I put these in my Tru-Spec pants. They don't completely fill the pocket but every time I kneel they are right in place to protect my knees. If these wash and wear as advertised I will definitely be buying more.Update: 8/20/2017 Ok, so I washed them once following the directions on the package. Everything seems fine so far. I am impressed enough to order 3 more pairs for my Tru-Spec pants. They say the pants will wear out before the pads do. I have 2 pair of Tru-Spec I have worn constantly for over a year with no signs of wearing out. I will update in the future to let you know how the pads last versus the pants.Update: 8/31/2018 Ok boys and girls, it's been over a year now of wash and wear with these pads in my Tru-Spec pants. Both are doing amazingly well. Washing a pair weekly (Following Directions) and NEVER removing the pads from the pants. They still feel as padded as when I first put them in. Love these pads!! If something catastrophic happens I will post again. Right now I am a very happily knee protected user.Update: 10/13/2019 Alright kiddies over 2 years now and all I do is wash and wear, wash and wear, wash and wear …. Neither the pads or the pants show any signs of giving up. Haven't taken the pads out to look at them but every time I kneel down and feel them still giving excellent protection I know they are just fine. It's like the pads and the pants are taking this challenge seriously. Will keep you posted on the outcome.

I have washed and worn a pair 5 times. They have performed exceptionally well. I have them installed in Carhartt B136 Double Front Pants. I just received a second set of these and installed them in an identical pair of B136 pants.Washing. I work about 70hrs a week. My wife is super cool and usually handles the laundry. She washes and drys these identical to my other pants with no adverse effects yet. She probably dry them on high.Positioning. I keep them positioned where they naturally sit, at the bottom of the double front. I slightly pull my pant legs up as I kneel down. No issues with this. I wouldn’t want them sewn in place since this would mean they would be bent while sitting or driving, etc.Installing. Very easy. Roll them and insert.Padding. They could stand to be a little more cushy, but I wouldn’t want them to be very much thicker than they are currently. They offer protection and make kneeling much softer. It isn’t like having a thick kneeling pad, but I am very happy still. I really only notice these when I kneel down, so they pretty much disappear during all other activities which is great. Much thicker and they would be annoying. I do commercial refrigeration work and they seem to offer adequate protection and comfort for me while kneeling on Supermarket floors.I will update if something happens to change my mind.

my husband has these in every set of double knee jeans he has for work. He save his knees a lot. They’re very comfortable. I wash the jeans with them in. I usually replace them every other year.

Rolls up and fits in every double knee pants or overalls I have. It’s a mandatory purchase for me now for every pair of pants

They kinda work. Like all knee pads I have tried in carhart pants, they will slip down to below your knee. These companies just to make kneed pads designed to sit at the bottom of the pocket that still land above the knee. They are a hassle to move up, especially when working. When they are in place. They are comfy enough for me though.

I bought these pads and pants together on May 9th, 2015. I slipped them into my double-fronts and haven't taken them out until today. I did this partially because I was curious myself having just bought my fifth pair (I think) and wanted to compare to new. The thickness and shape are the same as far as I can tell but over time one thing has improved. One downside is it can be a slightly uncomfortable sitting knees bent over a period of time. The older ones seem to conform to a bent knee more easily, however this has always been a very, very minor gripe compared to all the benefits.I'm fairly young compared to the other tradesmen I work with so I often get the jobs the older fellows can't as easily do such as getting on my knees for hours at a time. The condition of the pants in the photo should tell you everything. I have some kind of nerve in my left knee that's easily pinched and excruciating so working without kneepads is near impossible for me in any of the trades I've dabbled in. This is the only way I can protect my knees without looking like a child who found his daddy's tool bag and played dress-up.