Crocs Kneeler on Oprahselects.com

Do you remember my post about gadgets, about the useful tools and accessories in the back of the catalog? Well, there is one in particular that I wish I had this weekend. A good friend of mine needed to build a 50 ft. wall in the back of his bike shop. When you have a good friend who must

build a 50 ft. wall, you cannot let him do it alone. So, I spent most of Saturday evening, almost all of Sunday, and a chunk of last night crawling around on my knees on a cold, hard, tile floor.

My knees are bruised. I tried sliding around the cushion from a chair and an old jacket, but they just got in the way. Park Seed sells the Crocs Kneeler, a portable knee support for those down and dirty home improvement jobs made by the same company that created those trendy and comfy clogs. One perk of working at Park Seed-- we don't have to wait for shipping. Employees can place an order and pick it up from the shipping department. I knew I was going to be doing this work, I could have bought my kneeler and had it for the job.

The Crocs Kneeler is sturdy and ergonomically-designed. It is made from a patented microbial resistant and odor-free material. It does more than its price or simplicity would suggest. More convenient than bulky foam kneelers and more comfortable and affordable than clunky plastic knee pads, the kneeler makes working down in your garden or on a hard floor much less of a chore.

Oprahselects.com describes all of the products that Oprah has touted in her many media venues, and the Crocs Kneeler is praised there as a must have product for the hobbyist to the expert.

Obviously, since I brutalized myself this weekend, I have not tried the kneeler for myself, yet. But the innovative design makes sense to me, and I won't make the same mistake twice. I bought the Bio Dome like I told you I would (I still need to share the photos of my seedlings-- my camera died, sorry), and I will buy a Crocs Kneeler.

(I was going to include a picture of my bruised knees, but you might think that's a little gross, Just look at this hot picture of engineering genius, the Crocs Kneeler.)

Thomas
Park Seed Company
tandrews@parkseed.com