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CLC WORK GEAR PK6105 Knee Pads with Tool Holder
Hard-shell knee pads with closed-cell foam cushioning and an integrated tool holder, secured by two button-and-loop straps
- Hard-shell cap protects knees on rough surfaces
- Closed-cell foam padding cushions extended kneeling sessions
- Integrated tool holder keeps essentials within reach
- Two adjustable straps secure a universal fit
- Removable cap allows quick cleaning or replacement
Universal Hard-Shell Knee Pads
These CLC Work Gear knee pads use a hard rubber cap and closed-cell foam padding to protect knees on hard floors. A built-in tool holder keeps small items within reach while you work. The universal fit suits a wide range of users.
Replaces basic foam pads
The hard cap resists abrasion and sharp debris better than soft foam alone, making the upgrade worthwhile for concrete, tile or rough job-site surfaces. The integrated holder removes the need for a separate belt pouch during short tasks.
Check strap closure and clearance
The button-and-loop straps use synthetic rubber; verify they can be tightened securely over your work trousers. Ensure the cap profile fits the space you kneel in, as the rigid shell adds bulk compared with flat pads.
Highlights
- Hard-shell cap protects knees on rough surfaces
- Closed-cell foam padding cushions extended kneeling sessions
- Integrated tool holder keeps essentials within reach
- Two adjustable straps secure a universal fit
- Removable cap allows quick cleaning or replacement
Specifications
| Brand | CLC WORK GEAR |
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Questions about this item
Will the rubber hard shell and two synthetic-rubber straps fit around my work trousers without slipping?
The hard rubber cap and dual synthetic-rubber straps with button-and-loop closure are designed for a universal fit on most work trousers.
How do I attach the pads correctly so the tool holder stays accessible?
Wrap each strap around the knee, fasten the button-and-loop closure snugly, then rotate the pad so the black tool holder faces outward for easy reach.
When should I replace the closed-cell foam padding inside the pads?
Replace the pads when the closed-cell foam no longer springs back or the rubber shell shows cracks that could reduce knee protection.
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