M-Tac Knee Pad Inserts for Men and Women (2 PCs) - A Pair of Knee Pads for Construction and Tactical Pants - Memory Foam Knee Pads for Work (Grey)

The media could not be loaded. These fit my CQR Tactical Pants perfectly! After a 2.5 mile SAR K9 training mission, they never once shifted or moved in my brand new pants!They are very pliable and PERFECT for my needs of kneeling on asphalt, gravel, grass, broken safety-glass and crawling! Dual Density Firm Foam construction; top and bottom thin layer in gray and middle layer in black. Measured 5/8” in thickness.Super Heavy Duty Thick? Nah.But excellent Medium Duty Day to Day use for sure.I was concerned about the large wide “wings” at the top. And I all most trimmed them off.As my other pads do not have these.Instead, I folded them over so they could slip easily into my knee-pad ready pants.Once inserted, I opened the wings back up and they filled the width of the pocket PERFECTLY! Keeping them tight and in place. Unlike my other pairs that tend to shift from side to side.Stellar Performance at a Stellar Price!

You have to cut it to size to fit other pants which isn’t from M-Tac. And you sometimes feel the edges when kneeling.

I recently purchased the M-Tac Knee Pad Inserts for my work pants, and they are great! These knee pad inserts have made a notable difference in my daily routine, providing both comfort and protection during various activities. If you're considering purchasing them for added knee support, here's why I believe they're a valuable investment:Universal Fit and Comfort:The pads fit perfectly into the designated 8x5 padding pocket of my 5.11 tactical pants. They strike a fantastic balance between providing ample cushioning and not feeling too bulky. I can move easily without discomfort, even after hours of wearing them.Durability and Effectiveness:The durability of these inserts is impressive. They've shown no signs of wear and tear despite frequent use, proving to be highly effective in reducing strain on the knees. They've been a reliable companion for tasks involving prolonged kneeling.Value and Conclusion:For anyone seeking knee protection for work-related activities or hobbies that involve a lot of kneeling, these knee pad inserts offer great value. They're reasonably priced considering their quality and the comfort they provide, making them a worthwhile addition to work gear.In summary, these inserts are an great choice for anyone in need of knee support for their work pants. They offer a great blend of comfort, durability, and protection, making daily tasks that involve kneeling much more manageable and comfortable.

I got these for my 5.11 pants. They work fine. I had to trim a little bit off of the wings. So far they have stayed pretty flat so they are visibly noticeable from the outside. These are my first knee pads so I don't know if that's normal or not. They offered good protection while I was in the woods and brush and plenty of comfort when kneeling on the ground. I'm happy with them, but I might look for something that's a little bit thicker and curved so they conform better to my leg.

Don't no about the durability yet. Have worn them at work one day but they seem to be as tough as any other foam pad. And at this price one could afford to keep spares around.

Foam breaks apart easily, especially at the joints. It will break apart if you bend it to fit into your pants

I like that you can cut them to size as needed and add to pants. Very firm but comfortable when kneeling down ever since I got them I can't wear pants without knee pads now lol I'm hooked so I will be ordering a few more to complete my weekly wardrobe

These are my current favorite knee inserts for my pants. I have the 5.11 pant and a similar clone version. Both had a large pocket for the knee inserts to go into. The one main issue was that the other knee pads where always a little off or not in the right place when you kneeled. With the wings on this knee pad you can have them center to your personal preference by shipping off a little bit of the wings. It has kept them mostly centered for the one moth once been using them.The only couple of small issues is that it is honey combed and not solid. If you are spending extended period of time on the knees then the honey comb pattern decreases the surface area of the comfort and can cause some discomfort over a long period. The other small issue is that the foam that is used is fairly hard. I’m sure that gives good protections and increased life to the material, it’s just a little hard on the knees slightly if there is no real give on the foam. That also makes it a little difficult to tell how the pressure is spread out on your knee when you kneeling. So I find myself a doing a kore gentle first press and readjusting if needed before doing my full weight on the knees.