TSE Safety TSE-PPKS TSE-PRO Heavy Duty Padding Pocket Knee Savers with Extra Thick Foam Cushion, Soft Inner Liner, Adjustable One Size, Hi-Viz Orange

They do protect against hard floors when kneeling and, unlike the carpet underlay I've been using in my Carhartt knee pockets for a while (true story), I'm happy to wash and dry them. But they're comedically small: half the height of the knee pockets, and about two thirds the width. So they don't really feel like they're reliably positioned. The search continues...

Worked well.

I have these in all of my 5.11 Stryke pants. They fit and work well.

I love this kneepads, fit awesome in my doublefront carhartts(and cheaper then carhartts). They kinda look weird because of how large they are and almost seems like the ride below your knee but once you kneel they are in the perfect place. In hot summer days(+37°C) they were great didnt find my knees sweating horribly like with regular kneepads, and you can barely tell you have them on. Easy to wash just throw it in the wash no need to take em out

Writing this after after 3 days of installing fake wood flooring. I bought these for my carhart pants because I wanted to see if I could save 3/4 the price on the Carhart pads. Thickness is good and they do help with knee fatigue with out having the Velcro straps around the back of the knees. They also fit the width of the pocket, though they take some effort to get in. The cons: they’re shorter than the actual carhart pads and will slip down below the knee. I found myself adjusting them up whenever I had to get up and walk around. Not a deal breaker at the cost saving and that they’re not that hard to adjust back up. Lastly, I don’t know how difficult these will be to get out of the pockets. It was a tight fit getting them in and I imagine removing will be even tougher. Hope this helps!

I am a plumber apprentice and have used these only in Carhartt double knee pants. I'm skinny but have larger calves so can't use these in the "relaxed" fit pants, just the looser ones. Every older plumber I talk to regrets having not used knee pads, same with folks who do tile or flooring. You can just leave them in your double knee pants forever. Sure they add bulk when washing and just in general, but it's worth it most of the time. As we are getting into summer I won't use these anymore but will use a knee board instead until it cools off again. Now this isn't the fault of the inserts, but rather the design of most pants. On Carhartts these sit a little low, almost more like a shin guard. However they are still functional as my knee will rest on the top of the pad. I usually wear 32" length and once got some 34" pants just for a little extra ankle coverage crawling around under houses and I had to pull up the legs if I wanted the pads to protect my knees. The concept is great for 3 seasons but more effort could be put into designing the pants. Overall I highly recommend these.