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
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Community Reviews
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.
Common Questions (4)
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.
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.
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.
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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