Hatch XTAK Knee Pads (Color: OD Green)

"Best kneepads for 30$
If you need knee pads, buy these
They’re very durable, actually protects your knees well, and looks good on your loadout
I’ve used these at at a few Airsoft and a paintball match, and held up excellent.
5/5

"I have a used pair of these in ACU I got them prior to starting airsoft and have had them for over ten years of god use. I can confidently say that I have never used better knee pads, this includes ( the imitations of these, as well as other types of pads. Not a single pair of ridgid or similar work knee pads, compares, not knee pads used for sports like softball catchers. I have never used better knee pads. I might try new ones in the future especially if I can find better coloring. I will concede that pricing is unfortunate as the knee and elbow pads are separate, but as someone who never uses elbow pads, this is not an issue for me. And to clarify, they are VERY well worth the cost.

Pros
sturdy and can take some serious abuse.
fits bigger knees. (I was 6ft and about 260-280 lbs last time I used them and they fit my knee and stayed in place
these don't rip at the seams like some other brands that I've tried Cough Cough 6mm pro shop Cough Cough ( I know the price is tempting but these ones by hatch are 100x better.)
these are very reliable
Price isn't that bad if you are serious and into this sport

Cons
If you are starting or don't want to spend as much, this is $50 or more for one full set of elbow and new pads.

"This are freaking fantastic, I got them after my first few games when I noticed I would rather have them than have more rocks on my knees.

I wore them on a few games now and they are amazing, its like taking a knee on a plushy carpet super comfortable get them! they are great!!

"Absolutely great kneepads, the are VERY well padded and the QD buckles are a big plus; helps keep proper sizing. They sit very well on rocky surfaces and keep your knee comfortable. They also have a neat little ID patch on the inside of each knee which is pretty nice. The polymer is very sturdy and seems to be less susceptible to wear than some of the other kneepads Ive owned. Would wholeheartedly recommend these bad boys. My only real complaint is the lack of a tan version.

"Theas are the best for sliding on smooth surfaces. I recomend crossing the straps