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 foam kneeling pad is mainly valued for cushioning long kneeling jobs, from gardening and garage work to plumbing under sinks, tire checks, and even church pews or floor stretching. The extra thickness and larger size make it more comfortable than generic pads, and it also works as a seat cushion or firming support under a recliner. The main caveat is price, since nearby Harbor Freight and Menards options are often cheaper, and the pad is described as squishy rather than solid.
Common Questions (5)
It works for any task that keeps you kneeling on hard or dirty surfaces, including gardening, garage work, changing tires, plumbing under sinks, cleaning tubs, and working on cars, ATVs, or trucks. It can also be used as a seat cushion or to firm up a sagging chair or recliner.
The Harbor Freight pad is repeatedly described as stiffer and less cushioned, while the Husky pad is described as noticeably softer and more comfortable. This GORILLA GRIP pad is expected to feel closer to the Husky style than the Harbor Freight version, but the Harbor Freight option is cheaper when available locally.
It is firm but cushioned, with several comments describing it as softer and more comfortable than Harbor Freight pads. It is not a solid support board, though, and it can feel too squishy if you want something rigid for support.
At $12.99, it is considered reasonable by some, but nearby alternatives can be cheaper: Harbor Freight has similar pads for about $5 on sale, and Menards alternatives were mentioned at even lower prices. Shipping can erase the savings if you do not have a local store.
The pad can arrive as a solid piece with no visible hole, but there should be a perforated section to punch out if you want the center opening. One purchase used daily for kids' baths for two years and still looked and felt like new, even with frequent water exposure.
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Bought one of these 2 years ago and use daily for kids' baths - still looks/feels like new despite getting wet often. Grabbing 2nd for garage
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For those who have access to Menards, they currently have these on sale for $2.99 with instore rebate, otherwise $3.36 without, even better than a Temu price!!!!
One for your wife, so she thinks she's still in play and more for other players actually getting in on the Action!!!
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