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.
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
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.
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!
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.
1598978
jason, sorry, i havent put these on my rack yet. had knee surgery so i have been out for a while. however, they do look big enough to fit and a quick glance.
199775
No, they do not. This is one of my favorite jocks. The only thing to check is the waist size to make sure that fits.
1520384
No. I own and wear both, blaklader and carhartt pants. I have tried fitting the blaklader knee pads in the carhartt's and they are just to thick. You could get them in there if you really forced it but they are never coming out. The blaklader knee pads are designed to work with the blaklader pants and work very well. There are other off brand insert-able knee pads that are thinner that should work.
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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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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
1261308
There is a drawstring on the waste. You want them a little large, if you are going to be active in the field. They also have pockets in the knees for pads. If you just want to wear them for fashion, forget about it.
83943
I wear black yoga pants with this shirt. If you are asking if they come with pants, they do not. Hope this helps!
843725
I just slip mine out to wash the pants - They certainly do protect my knees so I don't want to loose them or add any additional wear and tear to them
383783
No, they fit right below natural waistline. I love these pants/shorts, although I did listen to previous reviews and ordered 2 sizes up.
787865
HiThese pants go just below the knee.Just an update about the pants.My daughter went through over 50 games with these pants last season and will be using them this coming season.They have some runs in the material on the rear where she slides but other than that the pants look almost new.
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Yes, They are fully adjustable and the top straps are elastic so they give slightly when you bend. I wear twill cargo pants to work sometimes in the colder weather and wear these over them as well as on my bare knees when I wear shorts. The only problem I personally have found is when I go from kneeling to standing and walk around they tend to slip down to my shins and I have to slide them back up when I go back to kneeling. I don't know if this is typical because this is the first time I've worn knee pads.
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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.