🏻 Cho-Pat Original Knee Strap: Doctor Recommended Patella Support for Runner’s Knee, Osgood Schlatter’s, and Chondromalacia, Black, Medium Review

Bought this for my daughter who has patellar tendinitis. I bought it on purpose because it feels thin and less obtrusive, but unfortunately a few other reviews also mention that the back strap is thick and she finds it really annoying. She says even if she makes sure they overlap perfectly, she'll find that it bothers her back leg and the cuts down her sides. As a result, she stopped using it and asked me to buy another brand. I ended up buying a thicker one, but she finds it more comfortable…

I bought these for my daughter, 12, for gymnastics. I went with the original design instead of the thicker one my daughter used at the gym because she said the velcro was itchy. This also has an adjustable velcro strap and the hose is much thinner than the newer design which my daughter didn't like. I understand that this is to take pressure off the site of the inflamed tendon, so in theory maybe size shouldn't matter, but my daughter says it's uncomfortable and won't wear it. and is…

My chiropractor recommended this brace as the best. Both my husband and I have used it and it works very well for stabilizing the patella and relieving knee pain. The only downside is that it's a bit itchy/irritating on the part behind the knee. It would help if they moved their notch to the outside of the strap instead of the inside so it makes contact with the skin on the back of the knee, or maybe the company can find another way to reduce this. . However, it's worth the little hassle as it…

Years ago I bought a pair of Cho-Pat straps for my son to use on the high school tennis and golf teams. Almost 20 years later, he's still using them! As an orthopedist with many knee patients, I am looking for an inexpensive, mechanically efficient brace. There are "counterfeits" out there, but the Cho-Pat and a few outgrowths of their original product are consistently my first choice for patella and femur issues. It's unobtrusive, simple, and mostly effective. In the exam room, I show them the