🏋️ FUTURO-01039PS Performance Compression Knee Support: Enhance Your Daily Activities with One Size - Black Review

I wanted to like the product. The inner grip didn't hold, however; and the velcro was cumbersome, difficult to attach and lay flat the brace. Unfortunately, I'm now stuck with a product that I can't use.

Good price for this product, many more on sale. Fits, a bit small for big knees and feet, almost fits with velcro straps. They slip when you walk and need constant adjustment. ok and helps a little.

I have used them for running, cycling and training. Sometimes they feel too warm due to the material but I will use them anyway because the support they give really helps me. They don't move, are comfortable to move and have helped a lot with my knee pain.

For tennis and sometimes for skiing. It's easy to use, very comfortable, supportive (even under the kneecap), highly recommend. I like its adjustability and the fact that it's not the neoprene you often see on these types of products.

I have a torn meniscus in my knee. When I got the corset it was amazing, it was practical, it allowed me to garden, go shopping and pretty much do whatever I needed to do. For a week or so I might have been too active gardening, but the straps holding the pole broke and that was it, I couldn't use it anymore. I really think that even when I was doing gardening, she held up a bit better, I'm 59 so I couldn't go into that much. But while it lasted, it was amazing

After my mother had a partially torn meniscus, she became afraid to walk and would not leave the house because her knee was locked or shaking badly. Doctors told her her treatment was exercise and it was so difficult to find a brace that was comfortable to wear for long periods while still giving her mobility and stability. And then she got it and it really works. Today she ran 1 mile all by herself and was sure of it. Her knee hurts, but she's not afraid of falling or not supporting it…

The main reason I like this knee brace more than most (and I've tried almost all of them) is because of the knee pad cover. . I can't stand full coverage because it hurts a lot and it hurts just having an open hole. But the lightweight coverage is just right, and this support is adjustable enough to fit whatever occasion you need it. The reason I didn't give it a 5 is because it compresses the skin under the knee. So I have to put a piece of cloth or cotton under my knee before putting on an…

The adjustable kneecap pad sounds great but is useless in practice because you can't lift it high enough to make a difference. Also a light gray piece on the knees. just draws attention to the braces, and it's not flattering at all. It would be better if it was all black. I didn't go back because I find it useful when I'm wearing pants instead of leggings and I suddenly need extra knee support. I just pull it over my pants. Having that option when I'm home is helpful. Velcro is great in this…

A year ago I started training for my first half marathon and needed some kind of knee brace. I have PT Syndrome and Chondromalasia (a fancy way of saying the cartilage under my kneecaps is rough instead of smooth) and regular PT strips haven't helped; My knees still hurt after running. I have tried 5 or 6 different brands of knee pads but none fit. You're damn near perfect for me. The adjustable brace keeps everything warm (for some reason it really helps my knees!) I'm on my second set after…