Knee Brace Support Compression Sleeve L

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Feels great I am a disabled USMC veteran and my knees are very bad.They are much nicer than anything the Va has given me.They ride up and down just like any free flote knee brace will do even solid Townsend braces do this.I am a orthotic and prosthetic tech by trade and I have seen and used many braces just like thes that cost hundreds of $$ no joke if you are paying out of pocket do not buy or get your soft fit braces from a doctor or practitioner you will over pay.Thes fit snug I am 5"11 and ordered a large size.I have drop foot and weak hip abductors on my left leg and over use injury on the right leg so I am very glad to get thes.If you need a brace this should help and the price is just right get a couple

I have grade 4 OA knee that is inoperable on one leg and thevother has partial spinal cord damage injury. I have to keep my OA knee supported and yet maintain decent range of motion while I PT the other leg and back, and of course? It’s hard w/.o a good leg to stand on. But, this is great! I have Two. I love that it’s longer so that it help supports the lower quad on my atrophied leg. On mybOA knee, with or without a little kinesiology taping for extra coaxing of the patella stay in its path and glide well to limit bone on bone grinding and pain, this is awesome. The sewing/stitching has compression and patella support and again, the longer length helps support quad on that bad knee better. I have a more rigid brace to help pull the patella over, but it’s to limiting for my PT. I wear it at night for the passive alignment of patella. This support sleeve also works better under day wear/business clothes than a brace, which if worn too much will weaken muscles that you need to support the knee.Bad knees (and 6 levels of fusion) makes me very particular about what I choose to help keep me functionally active as a disabled person. I doubt I will be able to down hill ski again because of muscle weakness in the other leg, but the support this gives my OA knee makes me feel confident that I could accomplish the long easy trails... if only done on one leg ;-/As an EMT I’m two states w/20+ years experience this comes highly endorsed.I’m not a slight woman. Havevevem gsin 20 lbs with 2 years of an inactive leg and spine issues, but at 5’8 195 lbs, with on leg very muscular under my inch of fat taking the burden of the atrophied leg, and the flabbier less muscular leg, the sleeves fit great on both legs.my Girefighter husband is even having knee pain off and on. He’s always had muscular big legs, both at 6’2 250lbs and now closer to 280(damn officers get desk time). I had him try this and it fit him well and he asked for his own pair.I do not think these would fit a person of slight build to give any sort of support..those 5 feet 110lb ladies or 6’3 ft 145lb bean pole males might be out of luck. But for the “average” public...ladies being 5’5 ish to 6ft and 145-250lbs guys 5’6 to 6’2 and 150-280lbs...I think you will find this a nice fit.

There are a ton of compression sleeves that look identical to these but these were the ones I bought. At first, if like me, you had never worn any before, it may take some getting used to but once you do, I think you'll find these to actually be quite comfortable and they do offer some much needed relief on my knees. The logo will rub off very easily but the patterns stay intact just fine. Haven't really had any issues with them after I got used to them. It feels like second nature putting these on everyday. One random issue i had was i was travelling home from LAX and despite having gone through multiple TSA checkpoints, for some reason my knee sleeves got flagged that time around. However after they looked at them they gave them back to me with no issue. I would definitely recommend wearing these under pants. Under shorts you do look a little silly. As an added bonus these help keeps your knees warmer in the winter time

Hedge up a size per the chart, spouse was right on border of sizes and glad we sized up. He says it gives moderate support for his knee when the worn out cartilage starts to hurt, but he is not a heavy-duty athlete. Works for general wear/use, don’t know if it would hold up to intense use.

Does its job surprisingly well. I wasn't expecting much since it's just a sleeve, but I was impressed with how much less pressure it put on my knee while doing barbell squats. I hurt my knee a few weeks ago and squatting hurt, but I wanted to keep training. This helped a lot!

Worn these all day yesterday and they were very comfortable. I was a borderline on Medium or Large so I bought a large. I bought a different brand in Medium and they're fine if you only wear them a couple hours at a time but if you wear them all day they feel tight by the end of day.

Not sure how much hey help but I feel like I get a little support from them when I wear them. Don’t think these are going to make your knees stop hurting tho. They do tend to slide down your leg a little bit so you have to fix them a couple of times a day.

I’ve used these for several months I like the compression support far better than the cooper fit ( not tommy coooer) that I originally purchased. Yes I would repurchase.