Do you dread kneeling down on the job because you are tired of your knees being sore? Then you should definitely look into purchasing a pair of kneepads. One option is the CLC (Custom Leather Craft) G344 Interchangeable Caps Gel Kneepads. These kneepads are extremely versatile, allowing you to change the caps depending on the need. The CLC G344 kneepads come with a set of both smooth and grooved caps that can easily be changed out. The "glide caps" are great for projects where where you need to be able to swivel and slide and the "grooved caps" are good for working on rough, uneven surfaces or when you need a better grip. The kneepad bodies on the CLC G344 are crafted from super tough 1200D ballistic polyester fabric for extreme durability and feature a thick foam gel interior padding for added comfort. One size fits all, these kneepads are available for $16.99 at Toolking.com.

Want to treat your knees to the latest and greatest in kneepad? Then check out the Tommyco Total Flex articulating kneepads 30321. These fine dining kneepads have a patented all-terrain cover, making them durable for use even outdoors. They feature a free-floating center and adjustable straps for positioning on the knee. Made from Injected GEL, PU and EVA foam with a SEBS plastic shell, they retail for $55.

If you don't want to spend alot of money because you are young and your knees are still supple, or you are buying them for the 20 year old that works for you, then for 5 bucks you can get the Grip 30242 Hard Cap Knee Pads. These knee pads are great for carpenters and constructions workers to protect their knees from abrasion and general wear and tear. The Grip hard caps have a thick foam center padding for knee protection and elastic straps with easy on, easy off fasteners for a comfortable fit.

Or you can take Matt Coops suggestion on ContractorTalk.com
"Go to a skateboard shop and buy knee pads - you can get helmets to wear as hard hats too, the GC's will love it! But really, a good pair of skateboard pads work awesome and after a day of ripping, trailing, laying, and sealing you can stand up, dust yourself off, grab your skateboard and skate back to the shop."

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