ProFlex Wide Soft Cap Knee Pad: Economical light-duty knee protection

One size adjusts for exact fit, comfortable, affordable protection

Product Overview:

You know the kind of job that leaves knees sore and clothes marked. This wide soft-cap pad keeps you comfortable on concrete, gravel and plywood. It has just under one-half inch of closed-cell foam so your knees feel cushioned, not flattened. A sturdy buckle holds the fit while the 600D polyester cover resists scuffs and grime. Anti-odor treatment keeps things less, uh, smelly after a long shift. One size adjusts for an exact fit, so you spend less time fiddling and more time working. Great for freight handling, flooring, landscaping, maintenance and carpentry, it suits light-duty tasks well.

Key Features:

• Buckle Closure: quick-adjust buckle locks the pad in place so it won't slip during shifts or awkward moves.
• Foam Pad: dense, closed-cell foam about one-half inch thick absorbs impact while keeping shape and breathability.
• Polyester Cover: 600D fabric stands up to abrasion and grime so the pad ages quietly, not loudly.
• Anti-Odor Treatment: treated fabric cuts down lingering smells, which is handy when you stash pads in a toolbox.
• One Size Adjusts: single-size design with adjustable strap fits a range of leg shapes, saving guesswork on orders.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Ergodyne
• Manufacturer: Tenacious Holdings, Inc
• Item#: EGO-18230
• Model: 230
• Series: ProFlex
• Color: Black
• Material/Finish: Foam Pad; Polyester Cover
• Format/Type: Knee Pad
• Quantity/Pack: 2 / Pair
• Compatibility/Use: freight/baggage, flooring, landscaping, maintenance and carpentry
• Country of Origin: China
• Warranty: Lifetime

Picture your knees cushioned on hard floors, hear the quiet of less shifting gear, and feel relief-order a pair today and see how your day changes?

We stand behind everything we make and guarantee our products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship to the original purchaser for the lifetime of the product. Damage, abuse, and normal wear are not covered. Don't lawyers bring you down?