Micro Gel Volleyball Knee Pads with Cordura Brand Fabric - NO Bruise Knee Guarantee

I am a repeat customer for both my daughters (1 libero, 1 setter). They have been playing for years and after trying Mizuno, Nike and Asics (and a couple of patella injuries) we decided to give these a try. They really do what they are supposed to. These are the only knee pads I recommend for knee protection. They have a short profile, ventilation in the back of the knee pad and seem to stay "smell free".

were given as a gift and i was in a hurry when I ordered them so I didn't notice that they were/are the micro knee pads but she's a petite girl and they turned out to be great for her ... she hasn't had a hard fall so don't know yet if they will truly keep her from getting bruised but so far she is extremely happy with them

These are just "okay", they do not stay on the knees very well because there isn't much material beyond the gel part of the knee pads. I am finicky with the knee pads I wear and thought I would give these a try but will stay with my VS-1's. I do not like these Nahdeh knee pads and I cannot recommend them as they are currently built. I understand that Nahdeh is trying to keep them small, but if they put more material on the top and bottom like other knee pads then I believe these would be a good product because they would then stay in place better and not need Constant adjustments. I currently coach boys and girls high school varsity volleyball and I have coached club in the past. I played in college and currently play as often as I can and I have used numerous brands and styles of knee pads in the last 30 years of volleyball.

My daughter plays high school varsity, and club volleyball. She is 6ft and slender and wears a small. She won't wear any other kind. We are currently on our fourth set...not because they wear out, but because they stink after awhile! Athlete problems.