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Knee pads?

I switch from sneakers to boots after driving to hunt so these slip on before my boots. No velcro and no snaps and are very comfortable.
 
Velcro is a non issue for me. They go on at the truck and stay on til I get back.
I use a cheap pair with a soft rubbery cap, they work just fine. $15 if I remember correctly.
 
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Vintage Trophyline Tree Saddle KneeSavers

Trophylines Knee Savers are the Final Step in Comfort When Using a Trophyline Tree Saddle. When Hunting From a Large Tree, a Set of Knee Savers Can Quickly and Quietly Be Put on Over Your Clothing. These Heavily Padded Pads Will Allow You to Sit For Long Periods. A Must For Any Trophyline Tree...
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Tried knee pads but they were too noisy on pine trees here so I sewed straps with plastic buckles onto a millinium cold weather pad and it has worked wonderful for me.
 
Arc'teryx work great for me. More expensive than others, but I've always bought the best vs having to buy twice...
 
gameflogger said:
Ive been thinking about sewing pockets into the front of my scentlok suit pants. Anyone done this yet?
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I found a pair of overalls with double knees. I took a scalpel and cut the threads between the layers on the top. Now I can just slide a pad in and out as needed.
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My pops got me the Trophy Line knee pads for Xmas. They seem really nice with 2 different options for the pad. A hard and a soft option. Clip on adjustable straps so no Velcro


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I have used these for 5 seasons with no visible wear. Comfortable and paid $10 for them.
 

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I might have a Budget alternative to the Arc'teryx. I found a set of these on amazon. "Emerson ARC Style Military Kneepad Airsoft Hunting Combat Knee Pad". They look just like the Arc'teryx but are only about 33 bucks for black and 35 for the cayote . I also found them on ebay from china for about 26 buck but shipping is super slow.

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+1 for Arcteryx. Light, durable and quiet.
 
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