Cliff Keen Wraptor Lycra Knee Pad 2.0

I am saying that I don't like it, but I'm sure that it will work for somebody.I ordered a couple to replace some knee pads that I lost. The padding and manufacturing was nice, but inconsisent. Two knee pads of the same size fit differently, one of them squeezing my knee cap uncomfortably. I tried the two on the same knee, so I'm not just deformed :)If I had used this product in wrestling practice, I expect that it would have done more harm than good.The fact that the same kneepads felt so different points to shoddy quality control. If they are designed to fit a person's anatomy, even if it is a generalized anatomical feature, like a knee cap, they should all be manufactured the same.I am sure somebody has gotten some that work great. If you like how they look, or have a pair that you love and want to replace, I would suggest ordering half a dozen, and keeping the two that fit best.

I bought these for BJJ to prevent mat burn and save my knees from long term damage. They fit pretty well but sometimes slide down but that's a bit expected. I got the medium size and I have skinny legs. When they're sweaty they are a little hard to get off but it's hard to find that happy medium of staying put but also easy to take off.It's been about a month and I've washed them in the washer and air dried them after every use and they have held together fine so far. Time will tell if they last.Edit: It's been about 7 months and they are still holding up great. Debating if I should get another pair for when the others are in the wash or if I should get something lower profile.

I did not use these for sports (I believe they were sold for wrestling) but used them while laying my laminate flooring. They had exceptional support and tons of knee padding. They didn't have those annoying and painful velcro straps of regular construction-type knee pads that chafe behind your knees. They were comfortable enough to wear all day for several days...and did I mention the excellent gel padding for the knees.

I've tried a few different brands and this one seems to stay put on my knee during Jiu-Jitsu better that the others. I've had it for around 6 months and durability seem to be good.

Got this for judo when during mat work. I don't have any knee issue but being in my 50s wanted the cushioning and extra support to avoid issues. Gives good support around the knee and does not move during judo so no normally need to readjust placement. Cushioning is excellent and covers both top and side of knee cap. Does not interfere with motion during my judo. Only thing I notice on the downside is it does not breath well so it will get sweaty during workouts but that seems to be the case with the other ones I have tried that provide this level of support and cushioning.

Offers good protection but isn't too bulky. I use my for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and can fit it on under my gi without any issues. I'm 6', 170-175 lbs and a medium fits perfectly. I'd recommend using a smaller size if you're in between 2 if you don't want it to slide around while rolling/training.

While overall I think they are as good or better than any on the market. I can’t quite comment completely on durability as our season was cut short by injury. They do seem good but could be improved on. My son enjoyed the fit better than other brands he tried but he is a larger wrestler and found that ASICS and other brands just didn’t fit him well.

Good fit (I am 5’7”, 155 Ib, ordered size M)I use these for wrestling class at my MMA gym. They are comfortable during training, excellent padding.Note there is no lateral support (stabilizer bars) so might not be the best if you have ACL / MCL issues. I bought them to save my knees shooting take downs and they serve that purpose well.Only complaint is they slip a little during training but not a big deal, easily readjusted.

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