AirWerk Knee Pad Pro

Overpriced

I ordered these along with the coveralls, without realizing that the coveralls come with pads pre-inserted. The included pads are not quite as heavy as the "pro" pads that I bought, but the value of how they are made (simple slabs of hard rubber) seems to be exceeded by the price tag. My advice to purchasers of the coveralls is to go with the pads that come with them and avoid spending extra for the "pro" pads. Then, if you find that the regular pads don't work for what you do, consider purchasing the "pro" pads. Heck, you might even be able to cut an old car tire and make your own pads that work just as well.

A worthwhile upgrade

Middle-aged handy guy, part-time carpenter. The open cell foam stock pads in the T1 Pro made kneeling and crawling around on cement floors in the heat very tolerable, but Knee Pad Pros take it to a new level. First, I don't feel any discomfort from kneeling pressure. Zero. These pads are as good as dedicated kneepads but much more comfortable. Second, they don't absorb sweat like the stock ones do, so they don't get weird, leave wet knee-prints, or chafe. The whole system is very effective, and when I buy another pair of T1 Pros I will get the offered Knee Pad Pro upgrade right up front rather than later.

Knee pad

The knee pads are very well constructed, and comfortable and suitable for the intended use . They appear to be much better than others on the market.