Large Neoprene Dynatrack Plus Patella Stabilizer by Med Spec Review

Good bandage. The petal stabilizer is a phenomenal feature. I tore my meniscus up and down wearing this brace and it worked like a charm.

My braces were way cheaper than what the doctor charged me for one. Trust me you will need more than one because you will need to wash them at least once or twice a week.

Best shackle I've found so far! Now I have three of them, so I can switch between them. I wear it in the pool AND in the shower because of my unstable kneecap.

I was very disappointed to see a used item being sold and described as new. The mount was obviously open as the plastic bag was not properly sealed around the item. The suspenders had white cat hair on them and the suspenders smelled of sweat.

Although it has stabilized my knee, it is too stiff and uncomfortable for prolonged wear. Instead of minimizing the pain, it seems to take the pain elsewhere. I basically stopped using it. Instead, I use self-adhesive kinesiology strips wrapped with U-tapes that overlap up and down around the kneecap.

I love these braces! I've had lateral relief on both knees that didn't work and now my kneecaps are slipping and it's very painful. I have a brace for both knees and this is the only brace that keeps my kneecaps in place. I also have a connective tissue disorder called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which is one of the reasons I've had lateral releases and patellar femoral disease.

Advantages. This is a very durable knee pad design. The patella block is well defined and causes no discomfort. minuses. There are too many sticky notes. It is made up of multiple layers, making it thick and bulky. I don't think it needs that much reinforcement. The purpose of this brace is to keep the kneecap upright, but it restricts knee flexion too much. I found rowing or squatting quite uncomfortable and annoying. If you put it on when you fasten the first part of the Velcro, the other two