A knee pad for attachment to a person's knee cap and an adjacent portion of the person's lower leg, comprising a cushioning pad that includes a forward section and a rearward section. The forward section has a knee well for receiving the person's knee cap and the knee well is off-center in the forward section. The rearward section of the cushioning pad has an interior concavity for receiving the person's lower leg.
1. A knee pad for attachment to a person's knee cap and an adjacent portion of the person's lower leg, comprising:
a cushioning pad, including a forward section and a rearward section, the forward section having a knee well for receiving the person's knee cap, the knee well being off-center and including a knee cap cushioning ring, and the rearward section of the cushioning pad having an interior channel for receiving the person's lower leg, the forward and rearward sections are connected together along a longitudinal axis by a joint for bending about a transverse axis substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, said cushioning pad having an outer surface defining opposing upper and lower valleys defining said joint; and
a means for connecting the cushioning pad to the person's knee and the adjacent portion of the person's lower leg.
2. The knee pad of claim 1 wherein the cushioning pad further comprises a flat bottom.
3. The knee pad of claim 1 wherein the knee cap cushioning ring is made up of an elastomeric material.
4. The knee pad of claim 1 wherein the means for connecting the cushioning comprises at least two straps spaced apart.
5. The knee pad of claim 4 further comprising at least two studs.
6. The knee pad of claim 1 further comprising a cover that envelops the cushioning pad.