LR6 Kneepad

I originally posted this review on my blog, but after buying my second pair of these, I thought it was about time that I review them on here! I've been playing volleyball for 20 years - including Division I college volleyball. I still play at a competitive level, and thought I would share some detailed info on these knee pads. I honestly believe that you should consider the position you're playing when you select your knee pads, though, at the end of the day, you will probably arrive at the same decision regardless the position you're playing. For me, I tend to roll my the excess fabric on the knee pads down a fold so that they are not shifting when I'm playing. I've had too many issues in the past where I've had to dive multiple times in a rally, and the knee pad gifts shifted, and on the last dive, I get a massive bruise somewhere. Whether I'm playing libero or setting, I dive a lot. The packaging suggests that you "select VOLLEYBALL KNEEPADS suited for your body's size and athletic objective," so I guess I'm on to something. ;-) Some people like to wear knee pads that have a multitude of pads covering all sides of the knee. My main focus is on the sides, but I also use the top/middle quite a bit. I don't like to have too much going on because I have to sprint all over the court, so too much padding slows me down, causing me to have to use the knee pads even more. Comfort: If I have to play back-to-back games, I don't feel like ripping them off in the middle of the game. They become like a second skin. The packaging states that, "wearing VOLLEYBALL KNEEPADS too tight can slow blood circulation in that location of the body," so take note, people. You might like your spandex or shirt super tight, but that is a bad idea when it comes to knee pads. Design: The design is great. They had to have consulted with actual volleyball players before producing this one, because it's practical, and seems that everything that normally drives me crazy about knee pads is absent in these. Support: They have supported me through quite a few rough tournaments (rough = I am running all over the court like a crazy person, and we still don't win), but again, some people might prefer even more padding, and a longer sleeve on the knee pad. If you don't need that, then it gives great support. Colors: They come in traditional white or black, but they also come in black with highlighter yellow trim on the top and bottom, lime green with pink trim, baby blue with yellow trim, and pink with baby blue trim. While I love bright colors, I'm not a fan of bright-colored knee pads, but that's just me. I like everything to coordinate, so I guess I'm kind of preppy when it comes to my volleyball attire? Pros: They don't roll as much as some other knee pads, so they stay in place during long matches. They also don't seem to get stinky like some other brands. (Ever been in a volleyball huddle after the game, when everyone is pulling their knee pads down? P.U.) I threw them in the washer and let them air dry, and they kept their shape and dried pretty quickly. Most importantly, they get the job done. When I dive on them, it doesn't hurt! Cons: It's not a con for me, but some people might not like how short they are. The entire knee pad is only 6 inches. I had a difficult time thinking of anything bad to say about these knee pads. They are awesome! TL;DR: These knee pads are awesome, if you like a shorter design and don't need massive pads. For the quality, they're reasonably priced, and come in different colors.

Great for the volleyball player, comfortable, easy to use, fits nicely in gym bag.

My daughter loves this brand. They hold up and last her the entire season. They are padded well to help protect her knees. They don't stop all the bruises if you play regularly but they are high quality. Simply slip on over your knees and play. Hard to go wrong with this brand.

These Mizuno knee pads work really well, and I really like this brand. The padding is good and they stay on while playing. They do slide down a little bit sometimes, but not enough to be a big problem. The only issue I had was that one thread came loose and got really long, but the knee pads still work great. Overall, they are comfortable, protective, and good quality.

My daughter's go-to volleyball kneepads! She has bought only these knee pads for club volleyball since she started, and she loves them. They are thick and supportive, and don't rip or stain easily. She is usually a size small, but we ordered a medium and they fit perfectly, but snugly. Definitely run small so size up!

Buy the Mizuno Kneepads. My teen daughter plays middle school volleyball. Last year we went through several pairs of Nike Kneepads. These have yet to get a hole in them and she plays hard. They are good quality. She states that they are comfortable and offer good cushioning for her knees.

These are great for playing vball a few times a week- love the slim profile and just enough padding.

Perfect

Estan relativamente bien pero tiene PEOR calidad de costuras internas y calidad de las esponjas delanteras comparado con las SL2, ignoro si sea una gama mas baja de producto pero si hay bastante diferencia con el otro modelo

Durable and lightweight, I wouldn’t recommend for liberos or more defensive minded players as they don’t offer as much protection for diving but perfect for hitters in my opinion. Best knee pads I’ve worn.

Amazing product

Feels a bit small but still wearable. The quality of the fabric is soo good

Excelente producto, calificacion de 10.