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Kneeling can often cause pain for people with Arthritis. The spring-loaded Recoil Knee Pads help by reducing pressure on the knees and increasing user comfort while kneeling.
Recoil's six-spring suspension system absorbs kneeling impact when the knee touches the ground. Pressure on the knee is also spread more evenly across the whole joint rather than being focused on one central point, further reducing pain.
Recoil Knee Pads take the pain out of kneeling through their six-spring system which absorbs impact and spreads pressure evenly across the knee.
Brand | Recoil |
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Dimensions | 15cm x 24cm x 11cm |
Materials | Rubber grip, plastic casing, velcrow and steel |
What's included | x2 knee pads |
Origin | Manufactured in the UK |
Recoil Knee Pads employ a unique technology that utilises a six-spring suspension system. This makes kneeling safer by reducing peak pressure on knee joints. The circular arrangement allows users to pivot in any direction without losing stability on the ground.
Recoil Knee Pads have two elastic straps that wrap around the leg. The bottom one sits at the top of the calf, and the top one rest around the top of the thigh.
A study with the Biomedical Engineering Department at Glasgow's University of Strathclyde showed that the Recoil Knee Pads ranked Number One for reducing pressure on knee joints and were able to spread pressure evenly across the knee.
Recoil Knee Pads are a universal size but all have adjustable elasticated velcro straps allowing them to fit them to your leg size.
Use a hot and soapy sponge to clean the front pad, and wash the foam pads in a sink. Do not tumble dry or machine wash.
Recoil Knee Pads is part of the loved by Arthr product range. A hand-picked selection of products that have passed the same stringent testing our own products undergo.
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