In pocketed knees; does the waffle pattern face the knee or the smooth side? The smooth side causes irritation to the knee with its foam pin points.
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The waffles face your knee to bend around it when bent I upgraded the cheap pads that came with them thou after the first day
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I've always put the waffle side facing out I guess its a matter if personal preference and you should choose whichever is more comfortable for you
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So the smooth side would traditionally face the knee but it's all a matter of preference. I was on my knee's welding inside of all steel wind towers for 12-14 hour shifts 6-7 days a week and I'm a skinny guy and I had no issues with the knee pads. I wore long thermal underwear, boxers, BRN36N double knee dungaree Carhartt jeans, these knee pads and a pair of external shell type knee pads on a daily basis just to give you an idea of how I utilized these knee pads. I hope this helps :)
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Either side can face your knees, RPM, your choice. Personally, I put the waffle side in; either choice woks, though.
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The carpet could be keeping the weights from seating correctly. There are the horizontal black bars on each side of the frame and your pin fits on either side of the last and longest bar. You might try setting it on a solid surface to assure all lines up correctly. Hope this helps.
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The brace has a doughnut on the front that encircles the kneecap. You can only wear it one way. When you get it in your hand it will be obvious.
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This is a single piece for either the right or left knee. If you have a heavier thigh this item may not be the right fit.
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Mine do not have a bumpy side; they are texturally identical on all sides. Perhaps you have a different version?
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With ours- You can turn the table 90 degree's and extend one or both sides and you are correct in knee clearance is not optimal.
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you probably can but they have a tendency to slide from left to right on your knee if you move around too much. They would give some comfort but probably not worth the effort of keeping them straight. One of the rectangular foam pads used for gardening etc. May be a better option.
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There is no problem at all with the knee on the seat in a walking boot or a hard castl. It's comfortable and made specific for this in mind.
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Hi, Richard. The knee and seat height adjust together. The design is a scissors, with the seat on one arm and the kneeling pad on the other. The seat is supported with a pneumatic piston, which is opened (released) with a lever that sticks out the right side (i.e. that you control by reaching down with your right hand).
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dear terry: the 2 inch i got for my double beds were solid foam, not waffle and as far as i know, no fillers. it acts just like my queen size temperpedic and everyone who has used it says it is just fine. gary
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It's just the way the chair is made. I had to return mine for this reason. I have a bad knee and this chair pitched me out several times while I was trying to push the leg rest back down. Terrible design.
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It can be used for either knee, however you must reposition the electrode pads.
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no, I only used mine once and it gets in the way of your knees, I would have returned it but my girlfriend uses it in another application
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I agree that chair is close to ground, & may cause high knees when feet are placed on the foot rests. Good chair otherwise.
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Yes, I have the same problem in my right knee and that is why I bought these. While the knee can still be in pain, it prevents further irritation and allows me to move comfortably.
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Yes knee hi. Very hard to wear because of all of the threads inside to achieve all of the colors
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No. It is good for a short while. I used it for a few weeks and started having terrible knee pain. I haven't used it much since. :(