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knee pad

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knee pad [′nē ‚pad]
(engineering)
A protective cushion, usually made of sponge rubber, that can be strapped to a worker's knee.
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This includes helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, jerseys, pants, elbow and knee pads, and chest protectors such as Thor Force chest protectors.
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Sometimes even a simple fall may cause serious injuries, by wearing skateboarding pads like elbow and knee pads you can prevent serious injuries, incase you fall during a jump or while doing tricks which otherwise, without these pads you could get your knees and elbows injured if you fall while skateboarding.
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