A Alan.P Jan 10, 2011 #11 Has anyone used, or thought about using any of the kneeling / sitting mobile thingamybobs 😀
G Gazzer Jan 10, 2011 #12 Alan.P said: Has anyone used, or thought about using any of the kneeling / sitting mobile thingamybobs 😀 Click to expand... Had one in Australia but gave me saddle rash !!! and if you wheel back over your fingers....those castors bleedin hurt. Last edited by a moderator: Jan 12, 2011
Alan.P said: Has anyone used, or thought about using any of the kneeling / sitting mobile thingamybobs 😀 Click to expand... Had one in Australia but gave me saddle rash !!! and if you wheel back over your fingers....those castors bleedin hurt.
G Gazzer Jan 12, 2011 #13 SandyFloor said: I've found them available from City Electrical Factors (CEF) priced at £14.99 + vat. I'm going to get a pair and try them out. Click to expand... Mine were £14 inc vat. Still loving them.
SandyFloor said: I've found them available from City Electrical Factors (CEF) priced at £14.99 + vat. I'm going to get a pair and try them out. Click to expand... Mine were £14 inc vat. Still loving them.
B Bolter Jan 12, 2011 #14 Blaklader Workwear | Blaklader 4008 Knee Pads These are an excellent replacement to the normal foam type inserts. Memory foam knee pads! In fact the whole Blaklader range of workwear is excellent.
Blaklader Workwear | Blaklader 4008 Knee Pads These are an excellent replacement to the normal foam type inserts. Memory foam knee pads! In fact the whole Blaklader range of workwear is excellent.
H hillhead Jan 12, 2011 #15 I still use my alpros every day, my only problem would be them falling off ! the velcro seems to catch dirt etc so an upgrade would do the trick,lol. I know there is straps available for the alpros.
I still use my alpros every day, my only problem would be them falling off ! the velcro seems to catch dirt etc so an upgrade would do the trick,lol. I know there is straps available for the alpros.
