Clc V231 Knee Pad 1 Strap Hook Loop One Size Foam

Product Description

The CLC V231 is a single-strap foam knee pad designed for tradespeople who need basic knee protection during floor-level work. The pad features a hook-and-loop elastic strap for a secure, adjustable fit and a tricot lining against the knee for added comfort. A foam pad construction absorbs contact pressure on hard surfaces. At 0.133 pounds, the V231 is lightweight enough to wear throughout a full shift without adding fatigue. It fits one size and is suited for plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, tile setters, and other trades that spend time kneeling on concrete, wood subfloor, or similar surfaces.

This knee pad is intended for general-purpose use in residential and light commercial jobsite environments. The elastic single-strap design allows fast on-off without removing boots or tool belts. The foam pad provides cushioning for static kneeling tasks such as fitting low-clearance pipe connections, pulling wire through floor penetrations, or servicing equipment at floor level. It is not rated as a hard-cap protective pad and is best suited for comfort rather than impact protection.

Key Features

• Single elastic strap with hook-and-loop closure for quick, tool-free adjustment
• Foam pad construction cushions against hard floors and concrete
• Tricot lining on the knee-contact side for comfort during extended wear
• One size fits all design reduces stocking complexity for crew kits
• Lightweight at 0.133 pounds for all-day wearability
• No hard protective cap — optimized for comfort over impact resistance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose single-strap foam knee pad suitable for most trades requiring light knee protection during floor-level installation and service work.

Installation Notes

Position the foam pad over the kneecap and secure the elastic strap around the back of the knee using the hook-and-loop closure. Verify the strap is snug but not tight enough to restrict circulation during extended kneeling. No tools are required to fit or remove the pad. Inspect the strap and foam pad periodically for wear and replace if cushioning or closure integrity is compromised.