The Gel Yoga Knee Pad, Black (Pack of 2) is designed to bring comfort and protection to your practice.
If you have sensitive knees or joints, this pad provides the extra cushioning you need during yoga, Pilates, or fitness routines. Made with ergonomic gel padding, it reduces pressure on the knees while supporting balance and alignment in kneeling or floor-based poses.
Lightweight and compact, these pads fit easily into any yoga bag, so you can carry them to the studio, gym, or use them at home. They’re especially helpful in poses like Anjaneyasana (deep lunge) or Bharmanasana (tabletop), where direct pressure on the knees can feel uncomfortable.
Durable and versatile, this set of two pads doesn’t just protect your knees — they can also be used for elbows, wrists, or hips when extra cushioning is needed.
This isn’t just a yoga accessory. It’s a small support with a big impact on your comfort and wellbeing.
Key Features
- Ergonomic gel padding – designed to relieve pressure on knees and joints
- Pack of 2 – use both pads together or separately for extra support
- Lightweight and portable – fits into any yoga bag for easy transport
- Versatile – suitable for yoga, Pilates, fitness, or general exercise
- Extra protection – ideal for sensitive knees, wrists, elbows, or hips
- Durable design – made to last through regular practice
- Size – compact and convenient, perfect for home or studio use
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is included in the pack?
The set includes two black gel yoga knee pads.
Q: How do the pads help during yoga?
They reduce pressure on joints and provide cushioning, especially during kneeling or floor-based poses like lunges and tabletop.
Q: Can I use them for other body parts?
Yes. They can also be placed under wrists, elbows, or hips for extra comfort.
Q: Are they portable?
Absolutely. They are lightweight and compact, fitting easily into any yoga bag.
Q: Who are these pads best for?
They are especially helpful for people with sensitive knees or joints, beginners who want extra comfort, and yogis practicing on harder surfaces.
