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Klein Tools Stabilizer Knee Pads 60897 Gel Foam (Non-Marring Flat Shell Hinged Thigh Strap Professional Knee Protection) Sockets All-Day Overhead Electrical and HVAC
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Klein Tools Stabilizer Knee Pads 60897 Gel Foam (Non Marring Flat Shell Hinged Thigh Strap Professional Knee Protection) Sockets All Day Overhead Electrical and HVAC All Day Overhead Electrical and HVAC Work: Executing repetitive drilling and fastening tasks without fatigue using lightweight and resharpening kits Hinged Thigh Support: Integrated strap geometry allows for natural leg movement without the pad slipping or digging into the back of the knee Strap Material: Polyester Color: Gray White Pro Tip: To prolong the life of your knee pads and maintain peak comfort
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