Bucwild Sports Knee Pads/Padded Compression Pro Knee Sleeves (1 Pair) Youth & Adult Sizes - Basketball Wrestling Volleyball Black White Red Blue

Updated 07/23/18 : See BelowVery highly recommended for semi-active people like me with achy joints.I wish I would have ordered this type of knee pad years ago. The best knee pad for this still active as arthritis will let me be 62 year old man.I have had arthritis back-knee-elbow-wrist-hand problems for 3 decades. I have tried just about every light weight support with padding product there is out there to be bought. I have a laundry basket full of "never did the job well" pads from very expensive (as seen on TV, trash) to the not so expensive. Within thirty minutes of putting on these pads I knew I had the ones for my needs. There is just enough support from the compression knitting to keep my legs from hurting and plenty of padding for my boney knees while doing carpentry work and other chores around the house. I will be buying another pair. Next, the search will continue for elbow support pads.UPDATE 07/23/18: It has been a couple of months now and I have worn these nearly every day under my work pants. My wife has NOT heard hardly two words out of me gripe about my aching sore knees. So far still a great product for how I use them and more peace and quiet for the wife.I ordered another pair that have a slightly different pad pattern that got here a few days ago. I will update on the new pair soon.UPDATE 09/27/2018: The new pad pattern works just as good for me as the old pad pattern. The new design is more durable only in the way I use them working around the house. They fit snugger and stay in place all day long (6 to 8 hours). For example I am installing new baseboard trim in a room and the pads work better than the far more expensive commercial knee pads that I own hands down for comfort. For athletes I would say the protection you expect would be there, for durability, that is based on the activity,Thank you for reading, Joe.

Great knee pads for wrestling. Comfortable and durable.

Bought these for snowboarding because I have always rested on my knees and by the 2nd day my knee caps would be very tender. Fit perfectly under any base layer and gave me the extra cushion I needed. An unexpected addition was my knees were always warm and stayed loose with no joint pain the next morning. Would have been 5 stars but the top did ride down my leg some but not enough to effect performance.

I bought these for my son for wrestling. The quality for the price is awesome. They lasted the entire season and still have life. The don’t move much sizing was spot on. Would definitely buy again.

I purchased these for my son's wrestling season. He thought the padding worked great in protecting his knee on the mats & still made it easy to maneuver through all the different moves without falling off.Ordered Small - 5'1" - 120lbs

Fits right, solid product..I recommend

I would call these leg sleeves, not pads. The padding is nothing more than a thin cheap layer of foam with no real protection to the knees. When I opened the bag I nearly passed out from the heavy chemical smell. Usually when I open new gear it has the familiar aroma of spandex/lycra and padding, these smell toxic. Hopefully when I air them out they will lose that strong odor.Another note, they have no shine like most spandex items do (the picture makes them look like they do otherwise I would have gone with a traditional brand instead of an off brand). I cannot find a content of the blend percentages of the polyester and spandex so these are probably 99% polyester and 1% spandex which would explain why they are sticky feeling and not smooth like wrestling gear should be. Just like why they make the wrestling singlets smooth, glossy, and slick feeling with spandex/lycra, you want your opponent to slide off of you when they are trying to grip you, with these pads their hands stick like glue and make the pads a liability instead of serving their purpose.For general use, these are okay. For wrestling, no way. For volleyball absolutely not unless you want to destroy your kneecaps.

My son loved for wrestling so he doesn't get mat burn. He also loved the camo color.