$19.99 $15.52
Uses: Meniscus Tear, Arthritis, ACL Injury, MCL Injury, PCL Injury, Injury Prevention, Knee Pain
Our AllyFlex open patella knee brace provides superior stabilization and reduces tension on the injured ligament while increasing mobility. It has adjustable straps to ensure a custom fit and a CoolMax lining that keeps your skin dry and comfortable.
If you’ve injured your patella, then our patella stabilizing brace is the best solution. It holds the patella in place while you run and reduces pain and swelling, while preventing further injury. It also helps with the pain associated with tendonitis because it compresses the patellar tendon and helps reduce pain. Learn More About Our AllyFlex Sports® Brand
Our Patella Knee Brace was designed with perforated material and a CoolMax® lining that provide stronger support while keeping your skin dry and comfortable. In addition, the non-skid lining keeps the brace in place during activities.
This extra strong support assists in stabilizing the ACL, PCL, LCL, and MCL ligaments. The open ring will also hold the patella in the proper position.
Three adjustable straps reinforce stability and provide custom fit and flexibility while the knee brace is in use. See chart for sizing details.
One Size Fits Most
This patella support brace is designed to wear on either leg. This one size fits most is best for knees 12.4″-19.1″ in circumference. Once adjusted correctly it will provide optimal knee support for men, women, and youth.
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| Price | $39.95 | $12.99 – $22.95 | |||
| Material | High-performance Perforated Neoprene | Thick & Reinforced Blend of Nylon and Spandex | Moisture wicking Polyester in a Nylon-Spandex blend | Thin & Flexible Blend of Nylon and Spandex | Copper Fiber, Nylon, Spandex and Polyester |
| Compression Level | Level 3+ Adjustable Compression | Level 5 Super-Strong Compression | Level 4 Premium Firm Compression | Level 3 Medium-Firm Compression | Level 2 Mild-Medium Compression |
| Activities | Jumping, Cycling, Hiking, Pain-Relief, Patella Protection | Weightlifting, Power Lifting, CrossFit, Squats | Running, Jumping, CrossFit, Pain-Relief | Running, Jumping, Jogging, Sports Protection | Walking, Jogging, Yoga, Daily Activity |
| Single or Pair | Single | Pair | Single & Pair | Pair | Single |
| Size | S, M, L, XL |
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Yes. Compression sleeves work for knee pain. The sleeve applies pressure around the knee joint which helps control swelling and increase blood flow. More efficient blood flow helps reduce discomfort, pain, and swelling.
There are 4 things to consider before you choose knee sleeves: Fit, Material, Construction, Color.
Check out our Compression Sleeve Buying Guide for More Info on How To Choose Knee Sleeves
Yes. A knee sleeve is a good way to help ease the pain associated with arthritis, especially osteoarthritis. Knee supports provide compression which can reduce swelling and inflammation as well as warm the knee joint; this can help reduce stiffness. If you feel unsteady, compression sleeves allow for mobility and activity while supporting the knee.
Learn More about How Knee Compression Sleeves Help Arthritis
A patella stabilizer works really well to keep your kneecap in the correct position by supporting proper movement and decreasing degeneration of the knee joint. The stabilizing brace can also protect against unnatural knee movement caused by tracking issues and prevent kneecap dislocation.
If you want the best brace for patellar dislocation, try the stabilizing patella knee brace. This brace supports the knee and is very breathable. There are two types of patella knee braces: Open and Closed. Either will help the knee heal from patellar dislocation.
Yes. Knee sleeves can help Runner’s Knee and patellofemoral pain in general. The best sleeve to help runner’s knee is one you can wear daily and while you run. So it’s important to get a sleeve that’s comfortable and breathable.
It’s important to understand the difference between a knee brace and a knee sleeve. Basically, knee sleeves are for everyday support, injury prevention and pain reduction. Knee braces are for existing injuries.
Check Out Our Knee Support Guide to learn more about the difference between a knee brace and a knee sleeve.
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