Knee Pads

[snide]

Hello,

Just thought I'd share, I did a short video on some strapless knee pads called Wurkpads...I am not affiliated with them at all and had to buy mine like anyone else, but thought they would be good for those of use that metal detect and don't like the constant adjusting or pinching of the strap type...

Thanks for looking and Happy Huntin!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRtfMenJZYA

[blkcloud]

Thanks for the link... what kinda dog you got there? Mt. Cur?

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Yup, Mt Cur my other hobby if ya will...lol

[blkcloud]

Thought so..me gots one too!!

[LostNowFound]

Nice knee pads however they are pricey.

It is hard to spend $40 on knee pads when you can get Gell Knee Pads for $9

[Dustyloins]

Got some $9 ones from WalMart.....they work well and the red color matches my Lesche digger!!

Dusty

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Yup, I agree a bit pricey, all in what a fella wants I guess. I just could not stand the creep and or pinch I got out of the strap type. If I took the money I paid for the 3-4 sets of knee pads I bought trying to find a pair to suit me I could have paid for the strapless type in the beginning. But once again, I agree they are a bit pricey compared to many of the others.

[perrym775]

They look easy to use if the price is right.

[Silversmith45]

Wouldn't it be easier to place them on the ground and then kneel on them before hooking them. That way they should be where they need to be on your pants.

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Originally Posted by Silversmith45

Wouldn't it be easier to place them on the ground and then kneel on them before hooking them. That way they should be where they need to be on your pants.

Funny you mention that, that's just how I started doing it after a time or two of use... lol

[fsa46]

David, This hobby has got to be cutting into your hunting time . LOL