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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    Try a thrift store. I got a nice pair of flexible, silicone molded knee pads from a local thrift store for $5.00.

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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    Quote Originally Posted by engineerwolf View Post
    I used to use knee pads, but recently bought the racatac kneeling roller. It is the best. I wish Autogeek carried it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000T...uhL&ref=plSrch


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    Thank you for the idea Engineerwolf! I actually have ordered my Racatac and received it yesterday!! It's put together and i plan to go knee surfing today!! Totally excited to keep my torn ACL knee happy and happy to add this knee protection to my arsenal... I plan to maybe buy a knee pad still or a pair of kneepads to strap to my knees to have more than 1 option. Thank you ALL again I appreciate the help and opinions!!

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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    I have a couple stacks of these puzzle floor tiles in the shop and just grab a couple and throw them down when I'm going to be on my knees. One of the really nice things about them is I can stack them as high as I need to depending on the height of the vehicle I'm working on. I've had them 6 or 8 high before which raises me up 8-10 inches which can be helpful and the more there are in a stack, the more cushion there is on the knees. Even if I'm just kneeling on 2 stacked up, it's very comfy and relieves the strain/pain.
    https://www.amazon.com/Floor-Tiles-I.../dp/B071WMHWJM




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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    I love my DeWalts.
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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    Quote Originally Posted by josher View Post
    Thank you for the idea Engineerwolf! I actually have ordered my Racatac and received it yesterday!! It's put together and i plan to go knee surfing today!! Totally excited to keep my torn ACL knee happy and happy to add this knee protection to my arsenal... I plan to maybe buy a knee pad still or a pair of kneepads to strap to my knees to have more than 1 option. Thank you ALL again I appreciate the help and opinions!!
    No problem. Let me know how it goes.


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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    I'm an old guy with bad knees and bad back so I'm always looking for ways to save both from excessive pain and discomfort. I originally bought this kneeler/seat contraption to work in the garden but I have found that it works great as a seat and as a kneeler to save my knees.KNEE PADS.....    0 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.-abcosport-jpg

    Pretty incredible value, less than $35 on Amazon. It came fully assembled, it is low-profile and stores under my shelving unit out of the way and is extremely lightweight, much lighter than my multiple roll-around seat dollies. I'm really impressed with this device for gardening and detailing, especially when I'm polishing the low parts or cleaning wheels.

    The padded area is two-sided so you just invert it one way or the other and it becomes a kneeler or seat very easily.

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    Re: KNEE PADS..... $150 dollar budget please advise, help, opinions.

    Honestly I would look for a creeper seat. I feel one of these would suit you better and keep you off of your knees all together.

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