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Jun 30, 2026 6:46 PM

17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad

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GORILLA COMMERCE via Amazon has 17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) on sale for $12.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

GORILLA COMMERCE via Walmart also has 17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) on sale for $13.19 -> now $12.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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About this product:
  • High density foam construction provides 1.3 inch thickness for superior cushioning
  • Pad delivers 70 percent shock absorbency to reduce knee discomfort during kneeling
  • Textured topside and bottom surfaces prevent slipping and sliding on various grounds
  • Dirt and water resistant design withstands moisture, rocks, and rubble in outdoor use
  • Dimensions measure 17.5 by 11 inches for versatile gardening exercise and household tasks

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    • This offer is slightly less ($0.20) than our popular front page deal price of $13.19 from March 2026 which earned over 40 thumbs up.
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Update: This popular deal is still available.

GORILLA COMMERCE via Amazon has 17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) on sale for $12.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

GORILLA COMMERCE via Walmart also has 17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) on sale for $13.19 -> now $12.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • High density foam construction provides 1.3 inch thickness for superior cushioning
  • Pad delivers 70 percent shock absorbency to reduce knee discomfort during kneeling
  • Textured topside and bottom surfaces prevent slipping and sliding on various grounds
  • Dirt and water resistant design withstands moisture, rocks, and rubble in outdoor use
  • Dimensions measure 17.5 by 11 inches for versatile gardening exercise and household tasks

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer is slightly less ($0.20) than our popular front page deal price of $13.19 from March 2026 which earned over 40 thumbs up.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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bob151
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Harbor Freight's is the same dimensions (and probably from the same factory) which regularly sells for $7, which is half this thread's product "sale" price. However, HF's is also currently on sale for $5.

https://www.harborfreight.com/foa...56572.html
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yardmin
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Found useful for front load washer, dryer, plumbing fixes under sinks, stuffed one under recliner springs and made the sinking seat firmer.
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FloridaKevin
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As a fat guy, the HF is awesome. I put down a bunch of vinyl floors in probably a dozen houses over the last few years, installed baseboards, painted, installed kitchens, irrigation etc. The HF one is dense. I bought the husky one from home depot and it felt like a piece of cardboard as soon as you put a few pounds of weight on it, it pretty much just squished flat. The HF one though is incredibly lightweight and dense, so it works great. I am not sure about the one from amazon, but I can definitely recommend the HF version.
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This extra-thick foam kneeling pad is best for long stretches on hard surfaces, from gardening and garage work to plumbing under sinks, tire changes, and even church pews. The 17.5 by 11 inch size and 1.3 inch foam get praise for being soft, dense, and comfortable, and it also works as a seat cushion or firmer support under furniture. The main knocks are price and firmness, since nearby Harbor Freight and Menards options are often cheaper, and the pad is not solid enough for uses that need rigid support. It is a practical comfort pad when kneeling matters more than stiffness.

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  • The Harbor Freight pad is repeatedly described as much stiffer and less comfortable, while the Husky pad is softer and more cushioned. This GORILLA GRIP pad is expected to feel closer to the Husky than the HF version, though some note the HF pad is cheaper and similar in size.

    bob151FloridaKevinzonatexJeffersonStreet

  • Yes. It is described as firm but not too firm, with enough cushioning for extended kneeling on hard surfaces. It's been used successfully for gardening, garage work, changing tires, plumbing under sinks, and other tasks where you stay on your knees for a while.

    thedovmrpicklesjjj444yesYugiGokuMarioCloud

  • Yes, it can work as a cushion for hard seats and even as a firmer support piece under furniture. One use case was stuffing it under recliner springs to make a sinking seat firmer, and another was using it as a cushion on metal bleacher seats.

    yardmincassius1999

  • It may arrive as a solid pad, but there should be a perforated section to punch out the hole if you want it. One report says the pad was completely solid on arrival, while another says the hole is meant to be punched out.

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Jul 3, 2026 7:21 PM
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jjj444yesJul 3, 2026 7:21 PM
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these are very good, great for the garage , bought 2 back in 2020 for $25
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Quote from Kracker509 View quoted comment :
I find the husky brand at homedepot to be the most comfortable out of all these kneeling pads
I totally agree with the above comment. I own both the Harbor Freight and the Husky from Home Depot. The Husky is night and day softer and more comfortable than the Harbor Freight. Absolutely worth the $16.88 regular price with free shipping from HD. If you are wondering, it's a very noticeable difference. (clearly, at only $5, the HF model has it's place. Just an FYI that the difference in quality is well worth the extra $10 if you want the coziest kneeling pad. I actually bought the HF model and tossed it in my car for emergencies and use the softer Husky at the house. I also like to use these for working under kitchen sinks since I often need to be upside down and having a pad for my back makes a huge difference on the lip of that kitchen cupboard. iykyk)

link to Home Depot - https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky...UUQAvD_BwE
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Yawn60Jul 3, 2026 10:45 PM
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Gotta look out for the knees boys
Jul 4, 2026 7:01 AM
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only1boodaJul 4, 2026 7:01 AM
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Quote from BabyBlueTree View quoted comment :
What would one, or two, use this for?
Sits comfy on the back steps for smokin' cigars.
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DrRadJul 4, 2026 12:19 PM
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Quote from Kwizii View quoted comment :
Will go with the HF ones
SD won't earn their precious affiliate money with recommendations like that.
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Quote from ArtA7145 View quoted comment :
I'm going to resell these to churches
Perfect for old hard wooden church pews. Some churches want people to sit on that for 1-2 hrs, and want you to do that 3x/wk. I've often wondered if the pain of hell could be much worse than the pain of those pews
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Jul 4, 2026 6:59 PM
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thefantasyJul 4, 2026 6:59 PM
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Need a couple of these to beg my wife for forgiveness.
In for 2. Thanks!
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kittieloverJul 4, 2026 7:52 PM
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I don't even weigh 100#s, so I reckon I wouldn't even make a dent in most of these.
I want something cushiony, that I won't feel the tile floor. I'm wondering about knee pads - any advice \ comments? Are they more comfortable? T y -
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Quote from sudz28 View quoted comment :
I don't have a HF anywhere near me, and their website is sitting there still trying to load even as I type this. I'm going with the Amazon one.*edit - the website finally DID come up for me. Cost from HF with shipping fees = $14.28, so it's more expensive than this Amazon deal.
Why the F would anyone down vote your researched, informative reply?
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Jul 5, 2026 1:43 AM
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el_terribleJul 5, 2026 1:43 AM
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Not a bad deal, I spend a lot of time on my knees
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Jul 5, 2026 3:14 AM
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BlueMallard431Jul 5, 2026 3:14 AM
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This would be great for kneeling in front of the bathtub when it needs cleaned.
Or washing the dogs. My dogs won't come near me when I strap on my kneepads.
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JeffersonStreetJul 5, 2026 3:48 AM
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Quote from kittielover View quoted comment :
I don't even weigh 100#s, so I reckon I wouldn't even make a dent in most of these.
I want something cushiony, that I won't feel the tile floor. I'm wondering about knee pads - any advice \ comments? Are they more comfortable? T y -
The Husky knee pad from Home Depot is perfect for these circumstances. It's awesome. And with 90 day free returns and free shipping, it's a no lose trial effort. As for knee pads, I have 2-3 sets of those as well. The biggest difference with knee pads is how they attach to your knees, do they slide up and down your knee when they are attached and are you constantly re-adjusting them. Both the kneeling pad and knee pads have their place for sure. I have just found that unless I'm locked in, on my knees, doing tile or lvp flooring of some kind, I definitely prefer the flexibility of the kneeling pad. I hope that makes sense. All the best to you! (and, you are correct, at 100 lbs, you will not even dent the Harbor Freight kneeling pad. Honestly, while they were smaller and thinner, I thought I spotted some kneeling pads at Dollar Tree in the garden area. Not a horrible option but I'm 200 lbs so I immediately moved on! lol)
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robstakJul 5, 2026 4:51 AM
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Just here for the comments lolol
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goggslicksterJul 5, 2026 5:25 AM
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These are great for any activity, work, requiring to kneel on the floor or ground. This is a good deal, as Amazon goes. Yeah, if you're lucky enough to have a Harbor Freight in town, they do go on sale regularly for about $5. I bought first on at Amazon, then discovered them at HF.

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