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Question: Will these be too big for a small female? (110 pounds 5'6")  I would like these for jui-jitsu my knees are killing me...
Document: I find that this pad, and the Adidas one mentioned below, just a little bit loose; they tend to slide around a bit more than I'd like, or a bit more than they would if my leg were a little thicker. My solution has been to wear the McDavid neoprene sleeve beneath this pad. It is a bit more restrictive, but the pad(s) stay put much better.I am 6 feet tall, 195 pounds, and fairly lean. I bought the pad to protect a knee bruise sustained in jiu jitsu.In the interest of full disclosure, I also own:-Two pairs of McDavid (level 1) knee pads, one pair that is basically just the neoprene sleeve, and another set with a gel pad sewn in.
Great knee pad. I got the blue one. The back mesh gets dirty quick. The pad sits well in place, but sometimes moves around. It isn't tight fitting like a sleeve and you'll notice areas that have gaps. Very light. Provides decent protection although sometimes if you shoot or sprawl and hit the mat hard you'll feel it. I use this for Brazilian Jiu-jitsu with a gi so no comment on how it would perform with shorts.I actually like the Asics super sleeve better because it fits like a tight sleeve.
I've had these for a couple months. They took a lot of impact off my knees when I was training gracie jiu jitsu. My knees are actually injured now so I've had to stop training. They stayed in place for the most part, moved around a little while I was rolling (to be expected). One time when I was training my leg cramped up on the soft spot behind my knee cap (outside, not inside my knee). I guess it stopped my blood flow. Felt better a few days later.I am 6'2'', 225 lbs, athletic build (For a big guy), the XL was too big for me.
I can still wear them ... Just some black foam comes off. I am surprised at how both it has worked perfectly and has lasted this long. I'm a 5' tall female weighing around 120 and the small size works best. Please note - they are sold individually. So if you need two - order two!! :)
I love these knee pads, mine were a little big but they are fine. The next pair I order will be a size smaller, but that being said I love these so much I am going to order them again. I compete in Jiu Jitsu an fight MMA with a 6 day a week practice schedule my body takes a beating and these knee pads feel great when i'm grappling.
Shipping Was fast the pad was new it's just a hair too big but works great i would purchase again
Don't get me wrong, they are better than nothing for BJJ. If I can't find my Cliff Keen's (did they fall behind the dryer?) I will wear these. But they slip and slide and they strangle my knee like a python. I wouldn't even attempt a triangle in these kneepads. But of course they were made for wrestling, not Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, so maybe for wrestling they work out fine. They mostly sit in my trunk in case of emergencies when I can't find my kneepads I really like.
I sometimes feel like I am balancing on the pointy part of the gel, either that or the gel pad simply shifts to one side or the other. The Adidas pad mentioned below provides more uniform coverage in this regard.Despite my criticism, I still like this pad and would recommend it. I may order another myself to round out the pair.Another side note: Every indication is that I should be wearing a large, and I believe that is correct, but it is tough to find a pad that will fit every leg shape perfectly.
These rocked, especially for the price, and arrived at my home before my knee could wiggle or crackle another day! The blue ones are completely cool looking and worked great for shooting drills back and forth for Jui-jitsu.
I use them during my jiu-jitsu rolling. My knees have not hurt and I am able to focus and my submissions. They do protrude a little bit but I have yet to be affected by that... meaning, I am still able to snake my legs out of holds without the pads getting hung up.
Answer: yes