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knee pads

Knee pads or kneepads are protective gear worn on knees to protect them against impact injury from falling to the ground or hitting an obstacle, or to provide padding for extended kneeling.

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  1. G

    Game 3 Free Redback Knee pads

    Ok , a bit tougher this week. For your chance of winning a set of knee pads. A Poem, limerick or advertising slogan for Redback Kneepads As many tries as you like. :thumbsup: Entries closed Sunday 5th 8pm and Stuart from Redbacks wil be asked to pick a winner on Monday the 6th.
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  2. G

    Redback Knee pads for you ! Competition

    Ok 2nd round of your chance to win a pair of Redback Knee pads, the best on the market IMO. On this Saturday night coming 27th April 2013, the Lottery will be drawn on BBC One. What number will be the bonus ball ? Only one guess each. Should there be a draw with no one guessing the correct...
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    • aus competition knee pads pads usa
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  3. J

    Knee pads

    Hey all, Just finished 50 metres of tiling all at 1200 high!!! Knees are now starting to feel the pain, Been wearing gel kneepads and also had kneepads in my trousers to help which got me thinking what type of kneepads are others wearing and which they find are working really well and stay in...
    • Jeff the tiler
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    • aus knee pads pads usa
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  4. area tiling

    Alpro knee pads

    I have a set of Alpro knee pads but find the straps uncomfortable , it's hard fastening them just right so they don't slip down your leg, anyone else have problems with them!
  5. J

    good quality knee pads.

    anyone recommend a good quality knee pad. i am using the dewalt inserts; don't rate them one bit. i have read a little about redback ones but would be helpful for any review on the one your using.
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    • aus knee pads pads quality usa
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  6. M

    Redback knee pads

    Hi i am thinking of buying some redback knee pads that fit into my work trousers...i have read these are the ultimate knee pad....has anyone got these and can back that up?...dont want to spend alot more money when not needed? cheers :-)
    • Martino
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  7. J

    Knee pads

    I tiled my utility room floor yesterday with no knee pads, which wasn't the best experience I've ever had, so i'd like to find out which are the best knee pads on the market, any ideas please? Thanks Marc.
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  8. S

    knee pads

    evening guys, Got a pair of dewalt trousers with dewalt knee pads which keep slipping round any suggestions? Cheers Paul
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    • knee pads pads usa
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  9. W

    alpro knee pads

    hi im a new member, wheres the cheapest place i can get the alpro knee pads heard they are good from blokes at work but prices are varying i know im looking at £50+
    • westy64
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    • knee pads pads usa
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  10. G

    Knee pads, wear them !

    I have been tiling now for over 33 years and I have tried lots of kneepads from the cheap inserts up to The Alpro pads available from Tradetiler. I have used old sponge to kneel on and even rolled up cement bags to keep my knees of damp sand and cement screed in the years gone by. My dad who...
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  11. G

    Knee pads again !

    I reckon I have tried half the knee pads out there with my favourite to date being the Alpro Kneeling pad....Not the knee pads ! The single cushion is so comfy but you obviously have to move it with you as you work and then some Oink went and stole mine off site :incazzato: So I tried the Alpro...
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  12. P

    Which knee pads

    Going to get some new kneepads from TT cant decide whether to go for the alpro or platinum, could anybody who has either of these let me know what they think of them? any advice will be appreciated, thanks
  13. D

    Platinum Knee Pads now at Trade tiler.

    Platinum Knee Pads Unlike ordinary knee pads, Platinum knee pads are designed for comfort A lower wedge that takes pressure off both your knees and toes allowing extended working time with minimal discomfort - Custom fit, designated left and right to match knee caps. - Shin support - Made...
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    • find a tiler knee pads pads tiler tilers directory trade usa
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  14. T

    washboy, alpro knee pads

    hi just like to say got my new knee pads from tradetiler and a wash boy ,did a 100sm floor over the weekend and my knees feel great ,a top top knee pad worth every penny ,and as for the wash boy ,tock some getting use to ,but again top bit of kit for floors ,saved me some time ,but dont think it...
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    • knee pads pads usa washboy
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  15. T

    alpro knee pads

    hey guys i finally bit the bullet so to speak and bought a pair of theese cnt wait foor them to come hopefully sooner rather than later for starting this mcdonalds tonite so hopefully here tomoz will keep updated how gd they are :thumbsup:
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  16. D

    Alpro knee pads.

    Well as some of you members might know.. i have tried alsorts of knee pads over the years from snickers to Gel pads and even rubi pro pads.. Nothing seemed to work to stop knee pain after a long day floor tiling etc. So i bit the bullet and purchased some Alpro knee pads from Tradetiler. Well...
    • DHTiling
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  17. R

    Knee pads??

    Hello all. I am thinking of buying myself some new knee pads and wanted to know what the best 1s are. I use rubi pads at the moment and will prob get another pair of them unless there are some on the market that are better??
    • Rich
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  18. C

    knee pads

    hi any one recomend a good set of knee pads after being on the floor for the last 4 jobs my knees are hurting never really got on with pads seem to hurt back of my legs where strap sits but believe they have come a long way[gel] have looked at the rubber rubi knelling pad so might go for that...
    • cube
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  19. J

    rubi gel knee pads

    thinking of getting a pair has anyone tried them yet
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    • knee pads pads rubi rubi tile cutter rubi tools tile cutter usa
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  20. marbleman

    trouble on a contract with knee pads

    i was told i should use knee pads on a contract by health and safety 2 days ago . i refused and i was told to leave site has anyone else had this problem before. i have tried using them but it just gives me a back ache ,
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