[Alia_gates]

Perfect knee pads to protect the knee while installing tiles.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Josh_Patterson]

I can't speak to which kneepads are best for installing tile, but I've used the Leatt knee pads to ease the pain of installing wood flooring and trim...

 

[greg]

We're these pads actually tried and reviewed, or is this just an advertisement? Seems to me it's just marketing copy with no real first hand use of them. We want real first hand use reviews not the crap we can read on each mfr, reseller website or advertisements. Thanks!

 

[Bob_Klaas]

Greg, good points about the value of the article. If it helps, I've been very happy with my G-Form Pro X2 Knee Pads. Lower price point, VERY light and comfortable. They stay in place and show no signs of wear after two seasons of use.

 

[skypig]

I bought Danise knee guards, and while nice and protective, and relatively comfortable, they "intruded" too much when peddling for longer distances. I tried Fox Enduro, and now use them every ride. Getting the correct size is obviously important.

I find pulling my "nix" (worn under MTB shorts) over the top helps hold them in place.

 

[twilhelms]

Hey Greg,
I agree with your comment.
I did a little personal review of the PI pads on my insta page which also addresses your concern. If you want to check it out look up @twilhelmson Instagram.
I recommend them, for sure. Cheers.

 

[kasperilio]

That's what I'm using my old g-forms for!

 

[wheelburnin]

I have the Leatt's and they are a very comfortable pad for all day riding. I also have the matching elbows that are good for all day rides as well.

 

[askjasonbowen]

Totally agree with this posters comments.

 

[Hizeman]

Way too pricey/not suited for that. Just buy some cheap ones at home depot, or more expensive ones that are designed for that purpose if you will be doing it often. Tile knee pads are super thick and plush. I prefer a nice hard shell so that I can slide around the floor with ease.

 

[Tony_Archer]

Good list but don't forger the 7 idol transtion knee pads great for kids

 

[Justin10]

I have the Leatt and while incredibly light and comfortable they are next to useless in an actual crash. They move and they don't harden with a hit. Just a small piece of pad to take the edge off. Useless to me. Might as well enjoy no pad for the good they do.

 

[gonzalez_p]

I use the RF knee / shin pads for mountain biking during the winter months and to do work around the crawl space under my house. They're comfortable, easy to put on, or take off without removing my MTB shoes / work boots. They're a little warm so that's why I only use them for winter and work.

 

[mtbroadie]

I've used the G-forms for 2 seasons and one of the keepads completely came apart at the seam, they're not very durable.