Testimonials

Read what some of our satisfied customers think of WorkPadds.

“A buddy of mine who’s a small appliance repairman saw a WorkPadd hanging on my tool wall at home, he said “What’s this?” and tried kneeling on it. He said it was perfect for his job, because he’s constantly kneeling, up and down, all day long. He’s got friends who are trades people – plumbers, electricians, heating and refrigeration repairmen – who punish their knees and risk injury because of the hard or rough surfaces they kneel on.” - David F., Las Vegas, NV

“My husband knew I had sore knees from kneeling beside the bathtub to wash the kids,
so he surprised me with a WorkPadd, and now I use it around the house, whenever I have to kneel down to scrub a stain on the floor, or a crayon drawing on the lower wall, my child’s artwork.” - Brenda L., Newark, NJ

“I’m a vending machine repairman, and the WorkPadd saves my knees, I used to use cardboard pieces. I like the size of the WorkPadd, because it fits inside my tool box. I also use it at home to work on my car.” - James C., Portland, OR

“I own a landscaping and greenhouse business, and when I saw one of my plumbing guys use a WorkPadd, I thought it would make a great promotional gift to my customers, to thank them for doing business. I ordered 100 printed with our logo and the slogan ‘Plant a tree, protect your knee.’” -Ron G., Dallas, TX

“I’m an electrician, and one day I wasn’t paying attention, and I knelt down on a piece of broken light bulb, and I felt it. I forgot about safety. That’ll never happen again, because now I have a WorkPadd and I carry it everywhere on the job.” - Jim R., Tampa, FL

“I own a driveway brick business, and my workers are always injuring themselves, so I like to help them avoid injuries by giving them WorkPadds. They have less wear and tear on their knees, and it’s cut down on Worker’s Comp claims.” - Don H., San Diego, CA.

“I do a lot of gardening, and my husband got tired of hearing me gripe about the arthritis in my knees, because he gave a WorkPadd, and I use it all the time. Then I showed it to my church group, and we ordered a bunch because we’re getting older, and these pads really are comfortable for kneeling. These days we never know when we might need them, we take them with us for Memorial Day services. - Doris K., Pittsburgh, PA

“Am I ever glad to see the WorkPadd! Years ago I bought a pair of rubber kneepads, the kind you had to strap on, but they were so awkward to use. They were one size fits all, but they never really fit properly, they were uncomfortable and they kept shifting. I spent so much time adjusting them, and if I stood up, I couldn’t walk with them, they were mainly useless. But with the WorkPadd, if I have to move, I just move the WorkPadd. It’s so easy to use! - Bud L., Boston, MA

“I’m grateful for my husband’s WorkPadd. I was driving out to my sister’s place in the country one afternoon when I got a flat tire. It was on a gravel road with not much traffic, my cell phone battery was dead, and I knew there were no houses nearby. I waited a while, but no other cars showed up. So I figured I’d better change it myself. I knew what to do, because fortunately my husband showed me how to change the tire when we got the car. And luckily his WorkPadd was in the trunk, so I could kneel on it to protect my knees from the gravel while I did the hard stuff. I got it done, and was on my way.” - Laura G., Louisville, KY

“My son gave me a WorkPadd for my birthday. For my job, I drive a backhoe, I dig holes and trenches. I’ve been doing this for almost 20 years. Last month, it was “Bring Your Child To Work Day.” I brought my 8 year old son Jake, he looked forward to helping me drive the backhoe. He was very excited, and most of the time he sat beside me, and when it was break time, I let him sit on my lap and help me steer, and we worked the levers together, my hand on his. We had a pretty good time that day, and he told his mom all about it. Then he gave me a WorkPadd on my birthday, and I asked him what it was for. He said, “Dad, at work you got a hard seat.” And you know what? He’s right.” - Ralph M., Chicago, IL