Hi, My friend asked me to order a squat pad for him. I just wonder how it goes in? Does it have a velcro? Can anyone tell me about this please?
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It splits down the the middle and yes it does have Velcro. Matter of fact you could even use it on a curved curling bar like l do. Works extremely well, have fun.
1269069
It fits over the bar w/ velcro! Fits my olympic bar perfectly!! Plus I find that it helps me with hand placement a little more.
1269070
yes it has velcro closure, I added a thin non skid piece of plastic inside to make it tighter and to stay put. Like the plastic you put on shelves, with holes in it. you can cut it to size
1269071
Yes, it's Velcro on the opening. It's your basic pad and gets the job done.
1269072
It wraps around the barbell, and it does contain a Velcro. It is rather durable. I've thrown it into the washer more than a few times, and it looks just like brand new. I'd definitely recommend this product. Great quality. Great price. Feel free to ask more questions.
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It has a velcro strip that runs along the entire length of it. It's very heavy duty. I've had mine a long time and use it 2-3 times a week and the velcro still works like new.
1269074
There is a slit that runs in the middle of the pad you put around the bar, it has velcro running along this slit so it secures good.
203457
The waist adjusts with a velco mesh. There are straps that go between the legs which are a buckle and velco adjustment. I don't think this is intended for weight lifting. Not sure of the material type; it should be on the product description.
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No knee pad but the one it comes with will pretty much fit any part of the body. We have used it for the knees, elbows, back, shoulders, ankles and wrist. It does come with a very sturdy Velcro strap.
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I do squats with it. But any other leg workout it will bind up and you can not get a full range of motion.
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sorry but i forgot where i bought my pad. I think it was from one of those addendums " people who bought this might be interested in these " . I think it is from the same Oxbridge Company. It is terrific, Thick but easy to roll up. I have a dedicated space so I leave in place and it still looks new. I use it over a wooden floor and it stays in place. best wishes, Doug
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No there is no pad on the strap but I wrapped a wash cloth around the strap and held it with velcro. This was handy for 2 reasons: I could remove it and wash it and it was absorbent for mapping up sweat.
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It's OK for front squats, but in my mind it's still too short. If it was a couple inches longer it would be much better. But your concern is well founded. It does touch the neck but not in a chocking manner. Does that help?Ken O
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A pad does not have an exact place to fit, but what I use is an incontinence pad (it's sticky on the back and maximum protection. I just stick it in the wrap, it stays in place and is thick enough my dog can pee all night. I think he sometimes does. I might try a moderate protection pad since it's thinner. I really like this diaper wrap. I've tried others, but my dog scratches because it pinches, this is very smooth and I don't think the dog really knows it's on. I also tried a panties liner but they were too thin and wouldn't hold enough moisture. So, the incontinence pads work best and stick in place. This is a good product!! I used to cut up baby diapers for the pad, so this is certainly better.
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Seems like more of a balance issue that a weight issue. It may slide out from under you. Also, where you put your feet is kinda high up. If you can squat like that I wouldn't think you'd need the Squatty Potty.
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You do use the knee pads. I use it for both in front and behind lat pulldowns and it works well.
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Hello Same A., hmmm this is pretty large to be trying to "wrap" around a knee..it is so substantially made, and thus a bit stiff to consider a "wrap"...I drop it into a big soup pot full of boiling water for a few minutes until all the husks absorb the hot water and fill out the channels in the pad, hold it over the sink to drain off the most water, then encase it in a big towel. The heat keeps releasing and releasing for a long time. Its awesome. I've used it in massage therapy for clients for many years...very effective for prolonged moist heat. good luck.
525551
Two Velcro straps. They should adjust sufficiently unless you have unusual legs, which you didn't mention. These are the number one selling knee pads. There are many reasons why. Comfort and fit are two of them.
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NO,this product is a padding that goes on the barbell to make it more comfortable when you squat.It is the same as wrapping a towel around the bar to make it softer.Make sure to Squat is fundamental.
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I am in bjj and have wrestled all my life. I am 40. The differnce with and withoutPads are huge on the mat. I have not wore pads under my gi so I can't speak to if they will hang on the cotton or not. I would guess they will be fine under gi. I know without the gi my shots are twice as fast with the pads and my knees are very happy. They are not as bulky as they look in the picture. I have 3 of my wrestlers wearing these and they love them. Measure your knee and get the right size. If you are borderline go for the smaller size. I think they have an extra small. If they are too big they will slide around. That is useless to you. Good luck and happy knees. I am in bjj and have wrestled all my life. I am 40. The differnce with and withoutPads are huge on the mat. I have not wore pads under my gi so I can't speak to if they will hang on the cotton or not. I would guess they will be fine under gi. I know without the gi my shots are twice as fast with the pads and my knees are very happy. They are not as bulky as they look in the picture. I have 3 of my wrestlers wearing these and they love them. Measure your knee and get the right size. If you are borderline go for the smaller size. I think they have an extra small. If they are too big... » Read More I am in bjj and have wrestled all my life. I am 40. The differnce with and withoutPads are huge on the mat. I have not wore pads under my gi so I can't speak to if they will hang on the cotton or not. I would guess they will be fine under gi. I know without the gi my shots are twice as fast with the pads and my knees are very happy. They are not as bulky as they look in the picture. I have 3 of my wrestlers wearing these and they love them. Measure your knee and get the right size. If you are borderline go for the smaller size. I think they have an extra small. If they are too big they will slide around. That is useless to you. Good luck and happy knees. « Show Less
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Yes, there is padding in the butt. It is adequate for my butt, and mine is pretty skinny... I can't verify that it will work for yours!
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Shouldn't be a problem The length of the "padded" part is about 9.5", allowing for the bend around the ankle, it will fit. The Velcro will cinch right up to the edge of the padded part. FWIW, I usually put it on under my sock because I find it is not necessarily comfortable if I snug it tight enough not to ride up and down my shin. As far as the earlier comment on bulky; it is padded, so a little bulky, less bulk, more discomfort. It is a trade off. That is another advantage of putting it under a (black) sock. It really doesn't profile.
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I'm pretty sure it did not come in with a pad. I remember ordering a pack of pads from Amazon that were listed at botoom of the listing...