do these pants have a place to insert knee pads? I have seen the question answered both yes and no.
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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.
431276
Only if he wears incredibly baggy pants. These knee pads are three layers thick (hard plastic outside, gel pad inside and foam pad against the knee)
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.
148086
Hello Rmorones, The set is sold without knee savers, they are pretty universal across the board. If you are in need of knee savers we have adult and youth available for purchase at leagueoutfitters.com or within our Amazon Marketplace. League Outfitters
26785
No they do not. All though I like these, I wish that they were fuller through the thighs and set. Do like them just would like just a little fuller fit.
1999251
Yes they do. Still haven't used them "officially" yet, but they're still in place; no shifting of unusual loosening. Godd luck to you!
469882
Yes, the lightweight and 100 percent cotton 24-7 cargo pants both have knee pad pockets on the inside. I have both types so I can say this positively. They are lighter in weight and do dry faster but in in my opinion, the cotton one's are more comfortable. I wear these pants to work every day and find them very comfortable and non-restrictive.
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Yes. The plastic shell protects against stones and other debris you might encounter. The biggest plus for me remains that they stay in place. I've bought a dozen or so knee pads over the years in search of a pair that would not slip down. With other knee pads, I've knelt down and found out painfully that the kneelers had slipped. It's a pain (pun intended) to find out that your knee pads have slipped, and it's also a pain to be checking them and tugging them up all the time. These kneelers fasten securely, stay in place, and provide great protection. I'm on my second pair; I wore out the first pair after many years. I myself would not buy any other knee pads. Yes. The plastic shell protects against stones and other debris you might encounter. The biggest plus for me remains that they stay in place. I've bought a dozen or so knee pads over the years in search of a pair that would not slip down. With other knee pads, I've knelt down and found out painfully that the kneelers had slipped. It's a pain (pun intended) to find out that your knee pads have slipped, and it's also a pain to be checking them and tugging them up all the time. These kneelers fasten securely, stay in place, and provide great protection. I'm on my second pair; I wore out the... » Read More Yes. The plastic shell protects against stones and other debris you might encounter. The biggest plus for me remains that they stay in place. I've bought a dozen or so knee pads over the years in search of a pair that would not slip down. With other knee pads, I've knelt down and found out painfully that the kneelers had slipped. It's a pain (pun intended) to find out that your knee pads have slipped, and it's also a pain to be checking them and tugging them up all the time. These kneelers fasten securely, stay in place, and provide great protection. I'm on my second pair; I wore out the first pair after many years. I myself would not buy any other knee pads. « Show Less
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From my experience, these will not slide down when you run. The key is getting your lower strap above your calf and having it at the right tightness. If you do both of these things, you wont have a problem. If you have really small calves, then any knee pad you have is likely to slip down. (If you buy this product, make sure to even out the clothing underneath your lower strap before use as wrinkles and bunches of clothing under the strap can cut of blood supply and cause discomfort.
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I'm not sure. The knee cover pad is at least 2 inches deep. That was the deciding factor. Measure the length,width, and depth then compare the pad cover measurement. I hope this help. The pad is very comfortable.
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No, they do not. You may want to purchase the washable one. They stay in place.
851264
These pants have full size legs and knee area; they remind me of the old docker style pants; I think they would accommodate knee pads as long as the pads were not extra large; and I guess it also depends on how fat your knees are (haha). Side comment: these pants are designed like professional tactical pants; same as what you see Agents wear. I totally love them; they are very comfortable and the quality is excellent.
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Some of the NIKE 2.0 work out pants have hidden pockets in the back of the waistband. The only other way I know is, with a saftey pen. There is no other way I see.
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I asked my husband. He says there is a extra pocket on the left side. He love these pants. They wear and wash super well with little or no wrinkle. Lots of pockets, should have no problem
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You do use the knee pads. I use it for both in front and behind lat pulldowns and it works well.
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The Knee pads might fit on your elbows lol but Im an adult male half your weight and they barley fit on my knees and that causes them to stretch alot and the velcro barley holds.
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yes, but they are too long and not adjustable so do not hold the pants leg tight