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Kobalt Safety/Working Knee Pads (Various Styles)

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from $2.50

$4.98

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Lowe's has select Kobalt Safety/Working Knee Pads (various styles) on sale for 50% Off listed below. Select free store pickup to save on any delivery fees.

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Lowe's has select Kobalt Safety/Working Knee Pads (various styles) on sale for 50% Off listed below. Select free store pickup to save on any delivery fees.

Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.
  • Note: Store pickup may vary depending on location.
Available:

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Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Prices are valid 7/17 while supplies last
  • About this product:
    • Limited lifetime warranty
  • Additional note:

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Written by tunabreath

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In theory knee pads are nice. Reality is, they're a pain the a$$. Always slipping down on legs, even the higher end ones.
That's why I keep a spare pair for her at my house.
I don't agree with many of the early commenters stating that these don't stay in place. I recently put down about 1800 sq ft. of LVP and used the varieties from the first (Kobalt Ultra Light Knee Pads (KB-KP-100)), second (Kobalt Low Profile Knee Pads (KB-KP-105)), and seventh links (Kobalt Pro Flooring Knee Pads (KB-KP-108)), but the brands from Home Depot. They both stayed in place just fine. Maybe my calfs (calves?) are bigger and help them stay in place. The ones in the first and seventh links have a single strap that goes below the knee and the pads stay up/in place just fine for me. I actually like them better than the ones in the second link that have two straps (one above the knee, one below). The variety in the second link wore out after about 1000 sq ft. I really like the Kobalt Pro Flooring Knee Pads (KB-KP-108), though they get sweaty. I can't imagine laying flooring without some form of knee pad.

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Jul 17, 2023
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enzox2
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What, I'm the first comment and it will be non- innuendo"d? Thanks. My son was finally able to buy his first home in this pirhana pool of a real estate market. House has no fooring. Mellow so it will be a family event installing SPC floors ourselves. so these should be useful.
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In theory knee pads are nice. Reality is, they're a pain the a$$. Always slipping down on legs, even the higher end ones.
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Teqbar
Jul 17, 2023
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Got these, didn't like. They're uncomfortable and move too much.
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Gooberchick
Jul 17, 2023
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Quote from Teqbar :
Got these, didn't like. They're uncomfortable and move too much.
Which ones? There are multiple styles on sale.
Jul 17, 2023
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pechango
Jul 17, 2023
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Quote from Gooberchick :
Which ones? There are multiple styles on sale.
2 are pads that go on your legs, 2 are pads that you kneel on.

the pads that go on your legs aren't good. I have a pair of husky that are like the 2nd link in the OP and they're actually a lot more painful behind the knee than anything. There are better knee pads out there with straps that won't hurt as much.

If you're wearing pants, it's not a big problem. If you're wearing shorts, you will at some point give yourself a rash/burn from the straps rubbing.
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ViperDaSnake
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Quote from FHRITP :
In theory knee pads are nice. Reality is, they're a pain the a$$. Always slipping down on legs, even the higher end ones.
That's a lot of slip to be poking you in the rear!
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looser24
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While I appreciate a good deal if these do in fact slip like several posters have indicated that could result in a disastrous effect and very serious injury.

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I don't agree with many of the early commenters stating that these don't stay in place. I recently put down about 1800 sq ft. of LVP and used the varieties from the first (Kobalt Ultra Light Knee Pads (KB-KP-100)), second (Kobalt Low Profile Knee Pads (KB-KP-105)), and seventh links (Kobalt Pro Flooring Knee Pads (KB-KP-108)), but the brands from Home Depot. They both stayed in place just fine. Maybe my calfs (calves?) are bigger and help them stay in place. The ones in the first and seventh links have a single strap that goes below the knee and the pads stay up/in place just fine for me. I actually like them better than the ones in the second link that have two straps (one above the knee, one below). The variety in the second link wore out after about 1000 sq ft. I really like the Kobalt Pro Flooring Knee Pads (KB-KP-108), though they get sweaty. I can't imagine laying flooring without some form of knee pad.
Jul 17, 2023
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pechango
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Quote from tiiimdotcom :
I can't imagine laying flooring without some form of knee pad.
that's why I bought the ones I have. Mine stay in place, but it's all due to the strap design and while mine held, they also started hurting real bad behind the knee.
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takoma20
Jul 17, 2023
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Deal is dead, the Kardashians bought every one out.
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FairNest1755
Jul 17, 2023
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I purchased these last year. They lasted 6 days, and the threading holding on the plastic guard started to unravel. I wouldn't expect another pair to last long but for this price who cares.
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DavidinCT
Jul 17, 2023
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I came looking for $2.50 ones, I normally stack a blanket or towels on the ground when I need to be working on my knees, it does the job but, something like this would save me from doing that but, after the first few posts, sounds like more trouble than it's worth...
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seoultrain
Jul 17, 2023
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The cheapo ultra lights seem to have the best reviews, followed by the Comfort Flex.
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Quote from Gooberchick :
Which ones? There are multiple styles on sale.
Oops! The "comfort" flex pads.

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If you have never had knee pads and do... basically anything ever (maybe including that) on your knees I highly recommend them. At this price point they can be a "I almost never use them" purchase lol.

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