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pads

Pads (also called leg guards) are protective equipment used by batters in the sport of cricket, catchers in the sports of baseball and fastpitch softball, and by goaltenders in ice hockey, bandy and box lacrosse. They serve to protect the legs from impact by a hard ball or puck at high speed which could otherwise cause injuries to the lower legs.

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    White Emulsifying Pads now at Trade tiler.

    Trade tiler now stocks the white pads as well as the coarse black ones. Emulsifying Pad - Medium White Excellent for epoxy grouting. Size: 115 x 250mm Price: £1.39 £1.60 Including VAT at 15%
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    rubi gel knee pads

    thinking of getting a pair has anyone tried them yet
  3. 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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    rubi knee pads

    has anyone got the rubi knee pads from trade tiler if so what are they like, my last ones were crocs really comfy but the button for the clip not too strong, or if u know a good pair u could suggest would b good cheers :smilewinkgrin:
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    New Rubi Knee Pads.

    Anyone got a pair of these: Rubi Gel Knee Pads Safety Personal Protective Pad 81989 on eBay (end time 02-Nov-09 09:34:17 GMT) If so, what they like for the money?
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    Knee pads - recommendations?

    It occurs to me that as I'll be spending quite some time on my knees for this wetroom project, that kneepads would be a good idea. I thought kneepads were just kneepads, but I find that there are several types/materials/shapes. Any of you tilers use 'em? Any you recommend?
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    got my new alpro knee pads but !!

    they feel great but i am a bit concerned about how long they will last as the matrerial they are made from feels very soft please put my mind at rest those that have used them i havent just thrown a lot of good money away have i ??
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    Montolit Diamond Hand Pads

    Hi Newby here :welcome: Does anyone know where I can buy these from? I'm trying to compare prices online but can't find a single store selling them? Brevetti Montolit Spa I used them on a course recently & found them very useful. I'd also would welcome any advise on alternative...
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    Floor Tile 'pads' instead of adhesive!

    About a year ago, I was sent info on a replacement method of fixing floor tiles. Instead of the standard adhesive and grout, the company produced rubber discs which were placed one each corner + one central which spaced them equally. Instead of grout, silicone was used in between the tiles...
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    recommended knee pads

    I receently brought some snickers knee pads, the duratwill ones, not the foam ones. Just wondering what other people think of knee pads, which ones they would reccommend, used, or even not recommend??
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    knee pads

    How wears Knee pads and how wears trousers with the pad inserts ? Thinking of trying the trouser ones as I find my other pads move about a bit .
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    Alpro Professional Knee Pads

    are they really good or do peeps just say there good coz they've paid £40 odd for them. there are good pads on the fronts but its the cutting at the back that gives me grief. i need some pads,i bought a couple of pairs of snickers on ebay at a good price but the leg length was 2" to long making...
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    Tiles laid on Pads

    Looking for advice on this one please. I am a self builder. I have had a guy, whio says he is a tiler, lay 100 sq m of 600mm sq porcelain floor tiles over a concrete floor which has water based under floor heating in it. Due to the concrete floor not being perfectly level, he said that the...
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    knee pads

    anyone else got the red german knee pads off tradetiler. absolutley brilliant to wear really comfy and no knee pain even after 5 solid days on floors. only thing is they are large and bulky but apart from that i would recommend them to anyone
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    knee pads

    been laying a bathroom floor this morning and my knees are killing me!!! i ve got a pair from screwfix cost me £20.00 with memory foam. should i buy a more expensive pair or is it just my age!!!! what is your choice of knee protection.
  16. M

    kneeling pads

    got to watch your knees ,which do you prefer , pads that strap behind your knees or pad you just kneel on , i my self prefer athick pad to just kneel on . what do you prefer.:grin:
  17. S

    good knee pads

    am over due a new pair ot knee pads the 1s am using r that old i dont even know wat make they r any1 know were i would buy good pair?
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    pro knee pads

    hi what knee pads would you go for. i have a bad knee and i want the dogs ******** of knee pads. the bestQ!! price not an issue, just the numero uno..are the ones on trade tiler any good for around 40 quid. someone said get orthapedic?? any links help etc much appreciated:)
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    tile pads.....

    Anybody tried these before...looks like another diy gimmick......dave....... Bexis Tilepads - The fast professional way to lay ceramic floor tiles
  20. devonmark

    knee pads

    I have found some knee pads that are actually comfortable to wear, they are in Wickes and are the interior swivel knee pads, they have one adjustable strap and do not dig in....even when wearing shorts. These are by far the best pads that I have worn. Mark.
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