What are its dimensions? How thick is it? Is it cushoned enough to protect sensitive knees?
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Our Barracuda Mat is 72" x 24" and 5mm thick. Yes, it will provide enough cushion for your knees and you will find that the traction is great!
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They give you a choice between two thicknesses. I got the thickest one because we have tile floors as well. It is very nice. My daughter loves it and I also have bad knees and it is quite comfortable to me.
236464
It's like a synthetic cloth material. It's made out of the same material as a knee brace. It's very smooth and has little friction and little contraction as it is not made of a foam.
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The padding is 2 - 3 inches and seems cushiony enough, but we haven't had it long enough to find out how well it will wear - don't know how long before it flattens out.
598297
About 10x16x1, a very heavy duty foam that cushions your knees, but you don't really sink into it. I found it worth the money and use it with my ab-roller. I'd buy it again.
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Yes. In fact that is what I used it for because it is bigger than the knee pad and provides more complete coverage.
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Thanks for visiting our store! The kneecap opening measures about 3" un-stretched and about 4" when fully stretched (but still able to securely close the wrap over the knee). This wrap has a dual function and can be used to either warm or chill the knee area as needed.Yes item should chill the area around the opening
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Thanks for visiting our store! When fully opened and laid flat, this dimensions are 13"W x 12.5" H (excluding Velcro straps). The adjustable Velcro straps are each 7.5"L. The opening for the kneecap measures about 2.5"W x 3"H. When closed, the wrap measures about 8"W x 12.5"H.
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It's relatively thick felt, but there is no extra padding besides that. It seems to protect pretty well, though.
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Not too thick- maybe 1.5 inches. "Pad" and not "bed" is a good description.
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I would imagine so. It doesn't restrict the knee at all, so it shouldn't be a problem. Don't buy too big because it does stretch out after a couple of weeks
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Jeremy, it is soft throughout. this is the best knee pads I have found small and it covers all of the knee area , I stock bottom shelves all day and these pads so far has lasted over 1 year... I hand wash and dry every 2 weeks.... The material does not get flat and thin...Hope this helps
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I bought a large. At the front, the measurement is approximately 13", at the rear about 9", along the lateral line about 10 1/2". These measurements were taken with the brace lying on a flat surface, not while wearing it. I have used other knee sleeves and I rate this one "adequate" but not exceptional. One negative unrelated to its support is that it is hotter than others I have used. A positive is that it is relatively inexpensive; it is not uncomfortable to wear for many hours at a time.
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I'm not sure. The knee cover pad is at least 2 inches deep. That was the deciding factor. Measure the length,width, and depth then compare the pad cover measurement. I hope this help. The pad is very comfortable.
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I'm unsure of the dimensions , but the bolsters I have used for yoga and for massage have been much smaller than this one so I had to return it unfortunately. This one is too long and bulky (wide all around) This won't fit under your knees easily. This bolster is very long and quite wide. Quality is great however.
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Yes, the ridged plastic covers the front and side of the knee. An elastic band surrounds the bacl of the knee also - so it is well protected.
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12 inches top to bottom. 25 inches around. I'm a big guy and it wraps 1 1/2 times around the knee