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Memory knee pads get off the ground

25 January 2013

After four years of research and development, a new, non foam-based safety kneepad which 'memorises' its original form without reducing its cushioning effect from consecutive or prolonged use, is now available. Calle

After four years of research and development, a new, non foam-based safety kneepad which 'memorises' its original form without reducing its cushioning effect from consecutive or prolonged use, is now available.

Called Redbacks because the construction resembles the markings of an Australian redback spider, the kneepads feature a soft and flexible thermo plastic elastomer leaf-spring, set in a honeycomb matrix. In addition to the memory comfort factor, the kneepads distribute body weight evenly, elevating the knees to reduce pressure on knee, leg, ankle and foot joints.

Designed in the UK and made in the EU by CL-7, the kneepads were voted 'Winner 2012 - SATRA Best Innovation in Occupational PPE'. CE approved, they are believed to be the only kneepads to use leaf spring technology that dissipates the user's weight, helping to bring relief from discomfort either during or as a result of kneeling.
 
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