Why buy Rekd Knee Pads?
How do I choose the right model?
Choose based on your activity level. For commuting or light park skating, Street pads suffice. For ramp skating, vert or BMX, select Ramp or Pro pads to absorb bigger impacts. If you ride hard regularly, the Heavy Duty pads provide extended coverage and durability.
How do I get the right fit?
Measure around your knee joint and compare with the REKD size chart. Most pads come in sizes S to XL. Pads should fit snugly without cutting off circulation. The straps allow fine adjustments; if a pad feels loose, consider sizing down or tightening the straps.
Are they bulky?
Street pads are slim and can be worn under clothing. Ramp and Pro pads are larger, with thicker foam and high-impact caps. They protrude more but offer superior protection for aggressive skating.
Do REKD knee pads restrict movement?
No. The pre-curved shape and articulated cap design allow full bending and flexing of the knee. They stay in place while you skate or ride. Thicker pads take some getting used to, but they do not hinder your ability to bend.
Can they be washed?
Yes. Hand wash or use a gentle cycle with cool water and mild detergent. Remove any detachable caps and Velcro, then air dry completely. Avoid high heat, which can warp the plastic caps or degrade the foam.
Are caps replaceable?
Some REKD models allow you to replace the outer shell or cap. Check the product description; if the cap screws on, you can purchase replacement caps when the originals become scratched or worn.
How long do they last?
With proper care, knee pads last one to two seasons of regular use. Replace them when the foam compresses or the straps lose elasticity. Cracked caps indicate it’s time for a new pair.
How do I choose the right model?
How do I choose the right model?
Choose based on your activity level. For commuting or light park skating, Street pads suffice. For ramp skating, vert or BMX, select Ramp or Pro pads to absorb bigger impacts. If you ride hard regularly, the Heavy Duty pads provide extended coverage and durability.
How do I get the right fit?
How do I get the right fit?
Measure around your knee joint and compare with the REKD size chart. Most pads come in sizes S to XL. Pads should fit snugly without cutting off circulation. The straps allow fine adjustments; if a pad feels loose, consider sizing down or tightening the straps.
Are they bulky?
Are they bulky?
Street pads are slim and can be worn under clothing. Ramp and Pro pads are larger, with thicker foam and high-impact caps. They protrude more but offer superior protection for aggressive skating.
Do REKD knee pads restrict movement?
Do REKD knee pads restrict movement?
No. The pre-curved shape and articulated cap design allow full bending and flexing of the knee. They stay in place while you skate or ride. Thicker pads take some getting used to, but they do not hinder your ability to bend.
Can they be washed?
Can they be washed?
Yes. Hand wash or use a gentle cycle with cool water and mild detergent. Remove any detachable caps and Velcro, then air dry completely. Avoid high heat, which can warp the plastic caps or degrade the foam.
Are caps replaceable?
Are caps replaceable?
Some REKD models allow you to replace the outer shell or cap. Check the product description; if the cap screws on, you can purchase replacement caps when the originals become scratched or worn.
How long do they last?
How long do they last?
With proper care, knee pads last one to two seasons of regular use. Replace them when the foam compresses or the straps lose elasticity. Cracked caps indicate it’s time for a new pair.








