IVY Classic Industries, Inc.
IVY Classic Industries, Inc. 80010 Professional Rubber Knee Pads Red
Red rubber knee pads with 5/8" foam cushioning and adjustable straps for masonry, roofing and gardening work
- TypeLeg Protection
- GenderUnisex
- Selling UnitPair
- Size/DimensionsOne Size
- Non-SlipYes
- Color/FinishRed
- 5/8" foam relieves knee-joint pressure
- Non-slip rubber shell keeps pads in place
- Two adjustable straps secure fit during long tasks
- One-size design suits a range of users
- Red colour aids visibility on busy sites
Professional Rubber Knee Pads
The IVY Classic 80010 knee pads are personal protective equipment designed for tradespeople and DIY users who spend long periods kneeling. They suit masonry, tiling, roofing, wood flooring, gardening and general construction tasks. The unisex pair fits a wide range of users with a single one-size design.
Thermals Noise Power
These pads have no active cooling, fans or power draw, so they produce zero noise and add no thermal load to the wearer. The 5/8-inch thick foam padding relieves pressure on knee joints more effectively than common thinner pads. The rubber outer shell resists moisture and dirt, keeping knees and clothing dry and clean during extended use.
Build Fit
Two adjustable rubber straps secure the pads firmly in place without the need for additional fasteners or tools. The flexible, non-slip rubber shell moves with the user and grips surfaces to prevent shifting while kneeling. They free the wearer from the discomfort of hard plastic alternatives and require no special storage or compatibility considerations.
Highlights
- 5/8" foam relieves knee-joint pressure
- Non-slip rubber shell keeps pads in place
- Two adjustable straps secure fit during long tasks
- One-size design suits a range of users
- Red colour aids visibility on busy sites
Specifications
| Type | Leg Protection |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Selling Unit | Pair |
| Size/Dimensions | One Size |
| Non-Slip | Yes |
| Color/Finish | Red |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the two adjustable rubber straps so the 5/8" foam pads stay centred on my knees?
Slip each pad onto your knee, pull the upper strap snug above the kneecap and the lower strap below it, then tighten both until the pad cannot shift when you crouch.
Which part will wear out first and need replacing?
The rubber straps and non-slip outer shell take the most abrasion; expect to replace the straps once they lose elasticity or the shell once the tread smooths out.
At what point does the 5/8" foam stop cushioning during a long day on concrete?
After several continuous hours the foam compresses fully and you feel the hard surface through the pad, signalling it is time to stand up and let the foam recover.
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