Customer Reviews for Milwaukee High Performance Stabilizing Shell Knee Pad

They are very comfortable, but when you walk, they just slide down and by the time you are kneeling they are not in place anymore, bad design

It’s no fixe in my knee

Bought this assuming it was two knee pads. Especially because of the price and the picture. Turns out for 60 bucks you get ONE knee pad for your right knee. stupid, can't even use it on other leg. And to make that even more messed up you can get the same knee pads for the same price if you just look for the plural in the name

Had them for a month and the pin snapped out, next time I’ll read the reviews before I ever buy Milwaukee again. $85+ tax for a month of work. I’d recommend sponges and tape over these things any day

Great knee pads they work for most of what I need ‘‘em for just wish they had some shinguards too for while I’m doing form

Thought upper strap might work better than regular kneepads but they slide down my leg faster than anything I have ever worn. Will not buy again.

Had ACL surgery last year. I ordered these and they worked well protecting my knee from being sore from kneeling. My complaint is the braket that keeps the pad attatched to your upper leg broke clean off. They werent used more than a total of 30 work days. These need to me more heavy duty for actual work and not home improvement projects.

Good idea, but the adjustable straps loosen on their own. Stretchy strap material detracts from a great idea.

I have a lot of Milwaukee tools including the pack-out system. Had high expectations but was disjointed and returned the same day. I wore them around for an hour or so, they would not stay up on my leg, they kept falling down. The hinge is the weak link, flimsy. I ended up going with Klein's hinged knee pads, they are much more comfortable fit and don't keep falling down.

Excellent fit and finish!.

The comfort of being on the knee pads itself is amazing! BUT moving around in them or even simply walking with them on is a nightmare. They do NOT stay in place, as soon as you do any walking they start sliding down & turn into shin guards. I attempted to tighten the straps to the point where it would hurt my legs & that still did not keep them in place. This review is coming from a milwaukee faithful person, from packout, power tools, landscape equipment to my tool chest so this is not a biased review.

I have larger legs and these knee pads are adjustable and fit perfectly! Happy I found them. Great purchase!

Feel good poor placement to stay up on knee

Theblads were very comfortable and had a great shape. However they do not stay on my knees. If I walk around, they end ip down at my ankles. I’m returning them.

Very comfortable, gighly recommended

Even with the extra strap & hinge, they don't stay in place.

To bulky and they don’t stay in place

Not much of a kneepad user but to me they feel like Robo knees...Too big. Kept sliding down my legs. Very comfortable when kneeling on them.

Comfortable but a rivet broke within 3 months of use. For the money I paid for these, I expected better quality.

I purchased this item and the ribs that hold the top strap some how came off I had them for maybe about a year and used the about 6 times

I am a Milwaukee fan, I’ve purchased many pairs of knee pads over the years, so their fit and comfort matter- pros: built well, padding is great, you won’t realize your on ground, I feel like they’ll last. Cons: I’m use to Velcro straps, the buckles will probably last or hold up longer, however I find myself constantly adjusting to retain tension,and or loosen, and or if I go from thermals, just jeans or to shorts, it’s not a quick adjustment, little aggravating. The buckles compared to velcro also are a little harder to put on, takes a little more effort. And one thing that got me the side arm(s) that attaches the top to bottom are a healthy piece of plastic, when on the ground for any extended period I felt a slight discomfort from the arm digging into the side of my knee, repetitive will create quite a sore spot. That being said I have single strap knee pads as well, and use them often, but for longer durations and overall functionality I prefer the hinged two strap configuration.

I like the non-Velcro upper strap. On my previous knee pads Velcro straps always wore long before the actual knee pads.