Collection: knee strap support

Why Choose Knee Strap Supports?

Targeted Joint Stabilization

Our knee straps apply focused pressure to patellar tendons and ligaments, reducing strain during high-impact activities like running or weightlifting.

Multi-Scenario Protection

• Sports Performance: Prevent meniscus tears during squats/crossfit
• Medical Recovery: Accelerate healing post-surgery
• Daily Support: Relieve osteoarthritis discomfort

Featured Knee Support Solutions

Compression Knee Sleeve for Pain Relief

This sleeve combines 4D knitting technology with gradient compression to improve blood flow while protecting joints. Neoprene-free design prevents overheating.

Professional Knee Brace Pair

Medical-grade braces feature dual-side stabilizers and cross-weave straps for ACL/MCL support. Ideal for basketball/tennis players.

Full Leg Compression Sleeves

Extended coverage sleeves combat varicose veins while supporting knees and calves during cycling/marathons.

Copper-Infused Knee Brace

Copper-ion fabric reduces inflammation and provides antimicrobial protection for arthritis sufferers.

Elastic Knee Wraps for Heavy Lifting

70" reinforced wraps offer maximum support for powerlifters with 5mm thickness at critical pressure points.

Key Selection Criteria

Compression Level Guide

Material Comparison

• Nylon-Spandex: Moisture-wicking for sports
• Copper-Infused: Anti-inflammatory properties
• Latex-Free: Hypoallergenic option

FAQ

Q: Can I wear knee straps during MRI scans?

A: Our copper-free models with non-metallic closures are MRI-safe. Always consult your radiologist.

Q: How long should I wear daily?

A: Start with 2-3 hours for new users. Gradually increase to 8 hours maximum for medical braces.

Q: Do they help with swollen knees?

A: Yes. The gradient compression in full leg sleeves reduces edema by 37% according to clinical tests.

Q: How to clean knee braces?

A: Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Air dry - never machine dry to preserve elasticity.

Q: Difference between sleeve and strap?

A: Sleeves provide circumferential support while straps offer targeted patellar tendon pressure. Many users combine both during heavy squats.