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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TJ.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nothing. Suck it up. </div></div>
I used to say that. Then through no fault of my own, I got old.
Today, I just say "Listen to Chiller." ^^^^
Cheers,
Sirhr
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TJ.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nothing. Suck it up. </div></div>
I used to say that. Then through no fault of my own, I got old.
Today, I just say "Listen to Chiller." ^^^^
Cheers,
Sirhr
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I was going to make a joke about asking the girlfriend or someone's mom...but I'll re frame from that.
I use the AltaFLEX Coyote AltaLok...I think I paid $30 for them...and I haven't even thought about any other knee pads since.
I was going to make a joke about asking the girlfriend or someone's mom...but I'll re frame from that.
I use the AltaFLEX Coyote AltaLok...I think I paid $30 for them...and I haven't even thought about any other knee pads since.
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I have a couple pair of these force 10 TAD pants, they come with built in pockets for knee protection
[img:left]http://www.tripleaughtdesign.com/core/me...4d6e51ae5c1ecef[/img]
I have a couple pair of these force 10 TAD pants, they come with built in pockets for knee protection
[img:left]http://www.tripleaughtdesign.com/core/me...4d6e51ae5c1ecef[/img]
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These work great and are currently 25% off. If you email them they will honor the price as they are currently out of stock. I have a pair and I love em.
Arcteryx Knee Pads
These work great and are currently 25% off. If you email them they will honor the price as they are currently out of stock. I have a pair and I love em.
Arcteryx Knee Pads
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Yeah, haha guys -_-
Between carpentry, shooting, and previous knee injuries, I'm thinking it is time for some. I have been unimpressed with the ones I have tried from big box stores.
Yeah, haha guys -_-
Between carpentry, shooting, and previous knee injuries, I'm thinking it is time for some. I have been unimpressed with the ones I have tried from big box stores.
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Nontactical type ones have been a necessary tool for me for several years... Hate to say it but craftsman makes some really good ones with patella relief " donut" gel rings that really help out... Now as far as tactical ones I have no idea lol
Nontactical type ones have been a necessary tool for me for several years... Hate to say it but craftsman makes some really good ones with patella relief " donut" gel rings that really help out... Now as far as tactical ones I have no idea lol
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Thanks guys! I ordered some Altas with an Amazon card I had. I'll use them for a while, anyway, although I would like to try those Arcteryx pads sometime - they look really comfortable, and I like the built-in shin guard.
Thanks guys! I ordered some Altas with an Amazon card I had. I'll use them for a while, anyway, although I would like to try those Arcteryx pads sometime - they look really comfortable, and I like the built-in shin guard.
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661 kyle strait knee pads can be found for 20 or less. I use them for MTB, Working on the cars, Snowboarding, and anything else hat i want some cushion around the joints. They fit awesome and do not ride up or fall down. also leave full range of motion to move around as pleased.
661 kyle strait knee pads can be found for 20 or less. I use them for MTB, Working on the cars, Snowboarding, and anything else hat i want some cushion around the joints. They fit awesome and do not ride up or fall down. also leave full range of motion to move around as pleased.
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+1 on the arcteryx knee pads, but crye inserts with the pants = heavan for my knees without straps
+1 on the arcteryx knee pads, but crye inserts with the pants = heavan for my knees without straps
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Camo_crawler</div><div class="ubbcode-body">661 kyle strait knee pads can be found for 20 or less. I use them for MTB, Working on the cars, Snowboarding, and anything else hat i want some cushion around the joints. They fit awesome and do not ride up or fall down. also leave full range of motion to move around as pleased. </div></div>
+1 for that! They are really great. But where do you find them for $20??? I paid damn near $60 for mine...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Camo_crawler</div><div class="ubbcode-body">661 kyle strait knee pads can be found for 20 or less. I use them for MTB, Working on the cars, Snowboarding, and anything else hat i want some cushion around the joints. They fit awesome and do not ride up or fall down. also leave full range of motion to move around as pleased. </div></div>
+1 for that! They are really great. But where do you find them for $20??? I paid damn near $60 for mine...
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I think we know why you started wearing elbow pads then, the grab bar on top of your Competition helmet makes sense too.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: VJJPunisher</div><div class="ubbcode-body">a wise man once told me "knee pads are for suckin dick" </div></div>
I think we know why you started wearing elbow pads then, the grab bar on top of your Competition helmet makes sense too.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: VJJPunisher</div><div class="ubbcode-body">a wise man once told me "knee pads are for suckin dick" </div></div>
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+1,
I have used almost every brand of knee pads and I find them to be worth every cent. Got two pairs.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DeSnifter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
These work great and are currently 25% off. If you email them they will honor the price as they are currently out of stock. I have a pair and I love em.
Arcteryx Knee Pads </div></div>
+1,
I have used almost every brand of knee pads and I find them to be worth every cent. Got two pairs.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DeSnifter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
These work great and are currently 25% off. If you email them they will honor the price as they are currently out of stock. I have a pair and I love em.
Arcteryx Knee Pads </div></div>
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+1 for arcteryx. They are holding up pretty well, not bulky, and actually stay on your knees.
+1 for arcteryx. They are holding up pretty well, not bulky, and actually stay on your knees.
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Snap-On... they are built differently and do not wad up behind our knees and shut off circulation. The only draw back is they only come in bright red...
Snap-On... they are built differently and do not wad up behind our knees and shut off circulation. The only draw back is they only come in bright red...
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OK, now that I have both the Altas and the Arcteryx, and have worn them in a class, in the yard, under the house, and on the job, I can say that those of you who recommended the Altas need to try the Arcteryx! Holy cow, no comparison. The padding is a little thicker/more comfortable on the Altas, but EVERYTHING else about them is inferior to the Arcteryx knee pads. Thanks for the help, guys.
OK, now that I have both the Altas and the Arcteryx, and have worn them in a class, in the yard, under the house, and on the job, I can say that those of you who recommended the Altas need to try the Arcteryx! Holy cow, no comparison. The padding is a little thicker/more comfortable on the Altas, but EVERYTHING else about them is inferior to the Arcteryx knee pads. Thanks for the help, guys.
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Huck n Roll .com normally has them on sale for like 26 bucks. If not then just wait a month or two and they will be back up for sale
Huck n Roll .com normally has them on sale for like 26 bucks. If not then just wait a month or two and they will be back up for sale
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I used to try and be the tough guy, but now I realize I'm human and need the protection. Don't be afraid to wear Knee pads, be smart and wear them
I used to try and be the tough guy, but now I realize I'm human and need the protection. Don't be afraid to wear Knee pads, be smart and wear them
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The first time you take a knee in a sticker bush, your negative thoughts about knee pads will disappear.
The first time you take a knee in a sticker bush, your negative thoughts about knee pads will disappear.
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The first time you take a knee in a sticker bush, your negative thoughts about knee pads will disappear.
The first time you take a knee in a sticker bush, your negative thoughts about knee pads will disappear.
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You people who laugh at knee pads never shot a 1000 yard match at a Marine base.
Those guys blacktop the firing line. Even when I was a young man I used knee and elbow pads on those ranges.
After shooting four matches (Any/Any, Any/Iron, Service Rifle, and team match) you realize you arnt that tough.
I don't use nothing special, just the vollyball type found at box stores. They worked good enough.
You people who laugh at knee pads never shot a 1000 yard match at a Marine base.
Those guys blacktop the firing line. Even when I was a young man I used knee and elbow pads on those ranges.
After shooting four matches (Any/Any, Any/Iron, Service Rifle, and team match) you realize you arnt that tough.
I don't use nothing special, just the vollyball type found at box stores. They worked good enough.
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Shankster,
I rarely post but, that pic is wrong in so many ways it makes my head spin!
Back on subject, I too am researching kneepads. My brother and I plan to try and shoot the 24 Hour Sniper Adventure 2013, providing there is one. So, knee pads have to be comfortable and non-rubbing during long stretches of dismounted movement.
Anyone have any input specific to long duration wear?
Shankster,
I rarely post but, that pic is wrong in so many ways it makes my head spin!
Back on subject, I too am researching kneepads. My brother and I plan to try and shoot the 24 Hour Sniper Adventure 2013, providing there is one. So, knee pads have to be comfortable and non-rubbing during long stretches of dismounted movement.
Anyone have any input specific to long duration wear?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sirhrmechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TJ.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nothing. Suck it up. </div></div>
I used to say that. Then through no fault of my own, I got old.
Today, I just say "Listen to Chiller." ^^^^
Cheers,
Sirhr</div></div>
Dude, yeah. My knees sound like a jar of marbles when I move --hell, they'd give me away from 50m on a clear quiet night. I got that from sucking it up, that and a huge scar when I wiped out with 100lbs of gear running through volcanic rocks.
I used the issue crap they gave us at the time. Knee pads were kind of new gear in '01. They looked just like skateboard pads but camo. They didn't stay up well for the kind of activity a soldier does.
Today if I had to wear them, I'd probably go with the Point Blank IIIA ones. If you are gonna wear the junk, may as well get a little protection, you know? They have elbows too. Wish they had 'em when I was in.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sirhrmechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TJ.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nothing. Suck it up. </div></div>
I used to say that. Then through no fault of my own, I got old.
Today, I just say "Listen to Chiller." ^^^^
Cheers,
Sirhr</div></div>
Dude, yeah. My knees sound like a jar of marbles when I move --hell, they'd give me away from 50m on a clear quiet night. I got that from sucking it up, that and a huge scar when I wiped out with 100lbs of gear running through volcanic rocks.
I used the issue crap they gave us at the time. Knee pads were kind of new gear in '01. They looked just like skateboard pads but camo. They didn't stay up well for the kind of activity a soldier does.
Today if I had to wear them, I'd probably go with the Point Blank IIIA ones. If you are gonna wear the junk, may as well get a little protection, you know? They have elbows too. Wish they had 'em when I was in.
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When I need knee protection I use Kneepro Ultra Flex III. They have a hinge that makes them easy to move in.
Their site
I've got patellar tendon damage from a fall on 1" gravel stone while shooting a move-n-shoot match....wear knee protection if you have the option.
For long range matches I wear pants with a knee pad sleeve that has PORON XRD foam pads that I cut myself.
When I need knee protection I use Kneepro Ultra Flex III. They have a hinge that makes them easy to move in.
Their site
I've got patellar tendon damage from a fall on 1" gravel stone while shooting a move-n-shoot match....wear knee protection if you have the option.
For long range matches I wear pants with a knee pad sleeve that has PORON XRD foam pads that I cut myself.
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