do these pants have a place to insert knee pads? I have seen the question answered both yes and no.
21243
the ones I got do not have a place to insert knee pads. Popper makes them but they are much more expensive.
21244
I have been wearing Propper Lightweight pants for five years and I would have told you no but I looked closer and they all do have a pocket for knee pads. I had to fold the pant leg back to find it. It always looked just like a reinforced knee but the pocket is there.
21245
Yes, I have purchased two pairs here on amazon several months apart and the both have the pockets. I missed them at first, the pockets open at the side, not the top as you might expect.
431275
Blaklader work pants, sold by Amazon, have pockets for knee pads, which they sell separately. These knee pads include some with gel inserts. No one can really tell they are there. Amazon sells other work pants with similar features.
721946
Yup the pads are in there permanently, my son where's a xxs and he's 5. His regular school pants size is a 7. Hope this helps!
1537272
I would say that these would work as well as anything else that would be out there and better than alot of other options. They are pretty close fitting. The whole things are basically neoprene and mesh on the back. There is no cap on them on the knees. The knee part is thicker neoprene. If anything would work in that respect I would think these would.good luck,Eoin
1771004
Yes they do. However, I should caution you that these are not very good. They are flimsy in quality and did not work for us. We have a developmentally disabled severely incontinent woman and she wears depends. These plastic pants gave her a rash on her legs because they are cheap plastic. They were not as absorbant as we needed. The ripped after a few uses and although claim they are machine washable, they didn't hold up. I do not recommend this product.
1983906
Yes they do. The fitted sheet doesn't have any where to tuck in at the bottom though. It still works well.
752211
Yes, these things live in my pants, the only problem with keeping the knee pads in is that when you fold them and stick the pants in a drawer they are taller than normal. They last about as long as my Carhartts, so I don't generally need to change them out.
118115
There is a foam bar behind the knee and a foam bar in front and behind the ankles which can be adjusted to fit tighter or looser. So all of that gives a snug fit
327089
Mine are a little shorter than I usually like. They stop right at the knees and I would like them to go just a little past. But since they are really meant to be tactical it makes sense that they would allow for better running and such. I think the length is proportional to the waist number.
1162292
Yes. it's a hard plastic over your knee, even though I found them rather uncomfortable. Those kneepads are a little too rigid for me specially when you have to pedal a lot. I used them for MTB but the trails I go to are rather flat (lots of pedaling involved) compared to downhill.
800879
I'm not home but I believe they are sewn in. So the answer would be no. They refreeze in a couple hours, it sure helped me get through my knee replacement in June
1318493
Yes and no. The one I purchased goes up to my hip. When I got them put on they were too long for my legs, but I was able to get the massage feel that you get in the hospital.my problem is I can not put the on by myself. They slide and twist while you are trying to zip them up. I suggest the short ones, knee length..,they are awesome!
1612853
I don't have knee pain myself, but page 18 of the Instruction Manual shows how to place the pads for knee treatment, so yes, the unit is designed to work for knee pain.
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Yeah, you shouldn't have an issue. They are fully adjustable and have a lot of room for expansion. I'd recommend criss-crossing the straps (connect the top strap to the bottom hook, and the bottom strap to the top hook, like an X) so as to prevent the kneepads from sliding off your knees.
431781
No, and I have big hips/thighs! My waist is much smaller. I thought they were comfortable, and really hold things in place when running. I'm 5'5, 140#, I ordered a medium.
590510
Yes, the pants have elastic built in to them. I have a similar problem, and I have found these pants to be some of the most comfortable pants I have ever owned.
1181084
Yes they do. They have two which helps them keep them in place. They do slide down a bit but nothing like any of the other kind I have use. I have one on each knee when they are flaring up. They usually smooth the flare up down and I can go 2-3 days or more without wearing them again.