Hinged Knee Brace - ACL Knee Brace

Are you suffering with an ACL or meniscus injury? The Hinged Knee Brace will help you regain stability and confidence, and allow you to get back to your everyday activities.
Is this knee brace right for me? The Hinged Knee Brace is best for individuals with: Medial/lateral collateral ligament instabilities (MCL & LCL) Anterior/posterior cruciate ligament instabilities (ACL & PCL) Minor meniscal injuries About this knee brace: This brace stabilizes the knee joint and protects weak or injured parts of the knee. It helps your knee heal faster by reducing stress on the injury and preventing further damage. It is designed to help you regain stability and confidence, and allow you to get back to your everyday activities.  Features: Has one hinge on each side of the knee for a moderate level of support. The hinges can be removed and bent to match the contour of your leg for a more customized fit. Has a removable and repositionable patellar buttress that supports your kneecap and keeps it in place Made of 3mm latex-free Neoprene that provides mild compression to the soft tissue of the knee, ensuring maximum comfort and stimulating circulation to promote healing. Straps above and below the knee that reduce tension on the patellar tendons, relieving pain caused by repetitive stress on the knee joint

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