Men's Padded Training Pants with Removable Knee Pads

Compression isn't for everyone.

Some athletes run hot. Some need the hip mobility that only a relaxed fit provides — for kicks, takedowns, deep squats, wide lateral cuts. Some work trades where leggings aren't practical but knee protection is non-negotiable.

These training pants were built for those athletes.

The relaxed fit gives you the freedom to move the way training actually demands. The removable foam pad inserts through an invisible interior zipper, locking over your kneecap and absorbing every floor impact before it reaches your cartilage. Full protection. Full mobility. No compromises.

For athletes who run hot or prefer non-compression gear. For trade workers who need protection without the tightness of leggings. For anyone who wants to train hard without destroying their knees in the process.

Built For

CrossFit, MMA, wrestling, functional fitness, floor training, flooring installation, electrical work, plumbing, landscaping, and any work or training that puts your knees through it.

Features

• Removable foam pad via invisible interior zipper — in or out in 3 seconds
• Relaxed fit — full hip mobility for kicks, takedowns, and deep squats
• 4-way stretch fabric — moves with you, never against you
• Moisture-wicking, breathable construction for training and all-day wear
• Pad stays precisely over kneecap through dynamic movement — no shifting
• Machine washable — remove pads, wash pants, wipe pads down

Training Pants vs Leggings

Both use the same removable pad system. Training pants provide more airflow and a relaxed fit preferred by athletes who run hot or want a less compressive feel. Leggings provide tighter compression and better pad hold during very high-intensity floor work. Choose based on your preference and training style.

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