[cory81]

My knees are getting torn up. What wrestling or grappling knee pads work best?

Thanks.

[Nickynoneck]

I use mizuno knee pads they feel akward at first but now i can do judo with out them .

[EternalRag3]

define "torn up"

if it's just getting used to the mat burns/soreness, you don't need pads unless you're getting blood and pus and whatever all over the mat.

if you have knee problems, thats different

[No Quarter]

I have a pair made by BRUTE which I really like.

And yes...I have chronic knee problems.

[Simco]

I'll be getting some soon because I'm a wuss and tired of my knees always being bruised and sore.

[bearcat4]

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...fmhy2nXiOziRxA

I've been using these for a couple years now. They're great. I have had knee problems since high school, and these really help out when im grappling

[Tony Manifold]

Originally Posted by bearcat4

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...fmhy2nXiOziRxA

I've been using these for a couple years now. They're great. I have had knee problems since high school, and these really help out when im grappling

I have always prefered the neoprene brace/pad rather than a more convnetianal kneepad. I have an old cooper one but those asics ones look nice.

[jlee14]

hey,

if its impact oriented, i recommend volleyball knee pads...if you're small (like me) you can get the kids ones for $7 and they work GREAT

[Chinaboxer]

i agree that volleyball kneepads work amazing. Adidas and Nike both make a solid pair.

[BJJ-guy]

do you guys roll in football pads as well? Kneepads are for F*GGOTS


watch my luck ill bust up a knee tonight and end up wearing kneepads