PURE SUPPORT Knee Brace Sleeve with Strap Compression Patella Stabilizer for Meniscus Tear | Arthritis Pain | Running | Basketball | Crossfit | Sports | Gym | Men | Women

PURE SUPPORT Compression Knee Sleeve - Best Knee Brace for Meniscus Tear, Arthritis, Quick Recovery, etc. - Ideal for Running, CrossFit, Basketball and other Sports - Single Wrap I bought two of these about a month ago. I thought they'd be OK for the job, but am I ever impressed and that takes a lot when it comes to things like this. I need to have one for each knee and they are lightweight, fit evenly without bunching, and will absolutely NOT roll down from the top. I weigh about 10.5 stone and bought the large size so I could wear them over long underwear. I tend to wear these at night as they are very comfortable and keep my knees supported so they don't twist when I turn over. They do not sweat (this is February right now), but if they did I have some 'liquid' baby powder I can put on if needed. If I have having a painful day, I wear them UNDER a set of support neoprene knee wraps from my physio that are pliable and breathe (the ones with the hole over the kneecap). Even with the two layers, I am comfortable enough to walk my regular 2 miles a day. They do not pinch! Otherwise, I just wear the neoprene ones which have a nice cushy feel to them. Then wear the Pure ones at night. They wash very well and go back to their original shape if I have had them stretched over the long johns. If it's not such a cold day, I slip some compression stockings over my knees which I have cut off at the shin. Feels good. But they are fine on their own if you don't need added warmth. Hopefully they will do the job and once my dodgy knees are better, I will only need them for maintenance during the day and can discontinue using the supports from my physio. They are not ugly, and if wearing shorts, I'd feel OK about them showing. Or if I wear thin joggers, I will put them on the outside. If I lose more weight, down to 10 stone, I might try the medium size if these lose their elasticity. But looking at the inner structure, I don't think that will happen any time soon! Well worth the £12 price for each... this is a well-made product and I can only recommend you try one yourself!

Needed support for sore achilles tendon. This works well providing I pull it up high enough. I was finding that sometimes my ankle hurt more with the support than without but that as soon as I pulled it higher it was immediately better. A very small adjustment seems to make a big difference. I'm hoping that the support plus the enforced rest will help to heal this injury which has been bugging me for months. There were no instructions on which way to put the support on but the shape of it seemed to indicate the position of the heel so I used common sense, hopefully correctly. Also it is quite hard to put on and take off because it is necessarily tight. The lack of guidance on how to use the support and the fact that it's not hard to get it wrong and make matters worse is the reason for docking one star in the rating. I measured round the point of the heel to the top of the foot and went with the recommended size. I've got wide feet and high arches but am happy with the fit.

......the sizing has nothing to do with shoe size, but is the circumference from around the back of your heel and over the top and widest part of the front of your ankle. The picture on the Size Chart is showing a yellow circle measuring the “Arch circumference”, which is NOT the same (and generally smaller) than the heel/ ankle circumference! I bought a pair exactly the same from a different company, which were dearer and did not have the bonus ankle strap. I’d ordered a Medium from them, as my heel/ ankle circumference is 12”/ 30cm and although they are a perfect fit, I felt I could do with slightly more compression to support my injured Achilles at present, during activity. I kept those Medium size, as they are seriously comfortable for when I need less support and have worn them overnight, with no negative effects on my circulation and no swelling. However, everyone’s anatomy is different and if you naturally have “thick” ankles or swollen feet, your fit will be different from mine. If you have “skinny” feet and ankles, you may be able to go down a size, if you fall into the mid/ lower end of “your size” on the size chart. This pair, a size Small, from Modetro Sports, is a perfect for that firmer support I need around my Achilles. They are just exactly the same fabric/ style as my other ones but as I said, cheaper and have the bonus ankle strap for extra support if required. The fabric is good quality and well made, has a decent stretch for putting on and taking off (I have arthritis in both thumbs), a medium thickness and nice and soft against the skin. My two pairs in two sizes, gives me a choice of how much compression I need for whatever activity and it’s good to have that choice as feet and ankles can swell due to health problems, heat or being on your feet for long periods. If you The ones from Modetro Sports are extremely good value and I would not hesitate in recommending them for recovery and rehabilitation after an Achilles injury, but please note that they are not a substitute for any rigid devices as prescribed by your Physio, which should be worn until you get the Okay 👍

L’utilizzo del sostegno per le ginocchia è risultato molto efficace!!

Tengo rotura de meñisco interno y no estoy operado, para días en los que parece que se inflama o me dan molestias va de lujo. Las tiras de abrojo un pelín corta para los que tenemos rodilla grande jajaja y me pedí la XL. Pero muy contento en general con la utilidad de la rodillera

Good product

Good quality and serve the purpose

l'ho usata per un pò e ho risolto parzialmente il dolore che avevo... non so se è merito della cavigliera ma la coincidenza è stata fortunata.