NETANY Extra-Thick Kneeling Pad
One thick foam pad, in two colours singly or a pair in black
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- 3/3options listed
- $11.50per piece, cheapest option
- 4,029ratings
What one piece costs at each count
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- 2 pieces$22.99$11.50 each2 pack, Black
- 1 piece$13.99$13.99 eachSingle, Blue
- 1 piece$13.99$13.99 eachSingle, Black
Pack price divided by the number of pieces, nothing added. Options with no active listing are left out of this list, because a count you cannot buy has no price per piece.
What it is
A high-density foam kneeling pad, large and thick rather than knee-sized, sold as a single in two colours or as a black pair. The maker gives its dimensions in the description rather than in the structured specification, which is why the facts block above is thinner here than on other pages — the figures are in their own text below.
The argument for this pad over a thin mat is compression. Cheap foam bottoms out under a kneecap within a minute and then transmits the floor straight through; dense foam at this thickness keeps a layer of give under the joint for as long as the job takes. Two practical details follow from the material rather than the shape: a pre-cut handle pops out of one side so the pad carries like a folder, and the surface is water resistant, so it can be rinsed under a tap and used on a wet bathroom floor without soaking. Both sides are patterned against slipping, which matters most on tile. The pair exists for the obvious reason — one by the bath and one in the garden, or two knees working in different places — and it is the better value of the two options per pad.
In use
Fits: gardening, bathing a child over the edge of a bath, car and plumbing work on a hard floor, and any job long enough that a folded towel stops helping. Does not fit: strapping to a knee. This is a pad you move with you, not a knee pad you wear.
Specification
| Options | 3 options |
|---|---|
| Shelf | Around the House |
What the maker states
Below is the manufacturer’s own description of the product, quoted from the listing. It is their claim, not our test.
- There is a built-in pre-cut handle on one side that pops out when portable needs. And the material has good water resistance so it can be used even in bathroom, and is very easy to clean up and dry - you can directly rinse it.
- Although it is soft, it still has great compression resistance to stand for a long time kneeling by its high density. Thick foam won’t compress or crack over time, and will not get flattened or deformed for continued knee protection and cushioning properties.
What 4,029 ratings can and cannot tell you
A high average on a mid-sized sample, and for foam that is the right kind of evidence: a pad that flattens is noticed in the first week and rated accordingly. What the score cannot settle is the second season outdoors — sun and frost are harder on foam than knees are, and nobody comes back to update a rating a year later.
The average is the retailer’s own figure across every option in this family, not a score of ours, and no review is quoted or paraphrased anywhere on this site.
Questions about this one
How thick is the pad?
The maker gives the thickness and the full footprint in their own description below; the structured specification for this listing is empty, so those figures are the only ones there are.
Can it get wet?
It is described as water resistant and rinseable, which is why it is suggested for bathroom use. Dry it before storing it against a wall.
Is the pair worth it?
Per pad, yes — the two-pack is the cheaper way to own one, and a second pad is genuinely useful if jobs happen in more than one place.
The rest of the shelf, side by side
Prices are the lowest in each family; the per-piece column is empty where a family is sold one piece at a time.
| On this shelf | Price | Per piece | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | $9.99to $14.99 | — | 4.67,588 ratings |
 | $13.99to $22.99 | $11.50 | 4.74,029 ratings |
 | $8.99to $13.99 | $1.40Lowest in this column | 4.82,059 ratings |