do these pants have a place to insert knee pads? I have seen the question answered both yes and no.
21243
the ones I got do not have a place to insert knee pads. Popper makes them but they are much more expensive.
21244
I have been wearing Propper Lightweight pants for five years and I would have told you no but I looked closer and they all do have a pocket for knee pads. I had to fold the pant leg back to find it. It always looked just like a reinforced knee but the pocket is there.
21245
Yes, I have purchased two pairs here on amazon several months apart and the both have the pockets. I missed them at first, the pockets open at the side, not the top as you might expect.
1530207
I doubt it. They protect against bumps from the surface you are kneeling on and the occasional bump. There are much more heavily padded kneepads out there - try Alta. They just don't fit as nice for walking.
1446661
I don't know. I do know that they are pretty functional and do a good job of protecting my knees. when properly adjusted they stay up
26785
No they do not. All though I like these, I wish that they were fuller through the thighs and set. Do like them just would like just a little fuller fit.
365476
I would say yes. They have a little elastic in the waist and the legs are open a bit ore for ease of movement. I wear the same size in these as I do in many other brands of pants.
1141739
I asked my husband. He says there is a extra pocket on the left side. He love these pants. They wear and wash super well with little or no wrinkle. Lots of pockets, should have no problem
1872530
Yeah, you shouldn't have an issue. They are fully adjustable and have a lot of room for expansion. I'd recommend criss-crossing the straps (connect the top strap to the bottom hook, and the bottom strap to the top hook, like an X) so as to prevent the kneepads from sliding off your knees.
337137
No. All the padding is up front (about 4 inches long). The back is your typical Velcro strapping. I just make sure the back of the straps line up so the Velcro doesn't rub up against the back knee. I don't think they provide support like a knee brace, but they're light and easy to put/take off. Enough support for the patella.
800879
I'm not home but I believe they are sewn in. So the answer would be no. They refreeze in a couple hours, it sure helped me get through my knee replacement in June
92338
TO AMAZON: Please invite McDavid corporation to provide more complete information on sizes and uses for their Amazon ad. I am not clear at all about the sizes and uses of their knee and elbow pads. I'm very satisfied with my knee pads.
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Both. They slide on with a sleeve that has holes/perforations and a small cut to accommodate flexed position of your knees. I personally think the cut behind the knees should be bigger Overall they are great kneepads for protection and being low-profile.
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I think they do make a pad that slips over the knee area, but if you or someone you know are a little crafty, you could get some seat cusion batting in the craft dept. at Wmrt and make one. Or you could tie a thick towel onto the knee area and try that, it won't look the prettiest but might relieve some of the discomfort. My knee bothered me at first, but now not so much. If you are on it for an extended time, it will get a little uncomfortable. Hope this helps.
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you probably can but they have a tendency to slide from left to right on your knee if you move around too much. They would give some comfort but probably not worth the effort of keeping them straight. One of the rectangular foam pads used for gardening etc. May be a better option.
197551
I returned the set I bought, but I remember that the pants did not have pockets. I can't remember if the jacket did, but it probably did.
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yeah they are bit big, but its worth to buy and try out. If it fits you can use these for long time as they seem to be of good quality. Or you can use the elbow pads as the knee pads initially.
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No. I own and wear both, blaklader and carhartt pants. I have tried fitting the blaklader knee pads in the carhartt's and they are just to thick. You could get them in there if you really forced it but they are never coming out. The blaklader knee pads are designed to work with the blaklader pants and work very well. There are other off brand insert-able knee pads that are thinner that should work.
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I would say that these would work as well as anything else that would be out there and better than alot of other options. They are pretty close fitting. The whole things are basically neoprene and mesh on the back. There is no cap on them on the knees. The knee part is thicker neoprene. If anything would work in that respect I would think these would.good luck,Eoin