Shock Doctor Bionic Knee Brace with Compression Sleeve - BIO-LOGIX Hinged Lateral Support for Instabilities, Ligament, ACL, MCL, PCL, Meniscus Injury - Pain Relief, Recovery Aid, Preventive Hyperextension - Semi Rigid Aluminum Hinge, Hard Brace - Men's & Women's, Left/Right Side - Heavy Duty Review

I have severe osteoarthritis in my left knee. I wanted to delay my knee replacement but needed something to keep my knee stable. After many comparisons, I decided on the Shock Doctor Bio Logic Knee Brace. This was the best purchase I have ever made from Revain. I no longer have knee pain and it fits like a glove. Therefore, it is very important to take the time to measure properly. I should have given 5 stars.

I used it once after the second ACL operation. The sleeve fits well and then the splint over it. I have a player for 1.5 hours and it bugged easily a couple of times. It was comfortable and protected me from touch. No brace will protect your anterior cruciate ligament/knee from twisting and twisting, but they will help with every contact and as a reminder to lower yourself. This is way better than the traditional ortho braces which are big and bulky.

I've had braces for years because I enjoy playing tennis and have knee problems. I've worn braces for $500 to $150 from Donjoy to K2. I didn't know there was a better knee brace until I tried the BIO-Logix Shock Doctor. It fits my knee like a glove, of course you have to make sure the measurements are correct. If anyone is looking for a knee brace I highly recommend it. Make sure you have the correct measurement according to the instructions. It includes extra pads that can be added to the knee

I'll update if that changes. We measured the area 2 inches below the kneecap. We ordered based on this size listed in the questions section above. The first things that immediately caught our eye. It's well done. It wasn't bulky. Came with a compression sleeve and washers. He put it on and was amazed at how comfortable it was. It flexed slightly (we had an issue with the other). He didn't have to adjust it with extra padding as it fit very well. He will use it at work/home until we have…

I'm 65 years old and I play singles and doubles tennis. I had meniscus surgery on my right leg and then started having problems with MCL because it's my dominant leg that pushes and twists a lot. I wanted the best knee pad that would keep me in the game and prevent further injury due to my age. I'm not 20 but the knee thinks so and I play in the younger bands. I have a medium size as it was my measurement. When I first put it on the molded plastic fit well, I didn't need any extra padding…

I have a sprained knee and arthritis (in both knees now). I am a bowler and this brace is for my left leg. This is a great bandage, it works, it relieves pain. It also causes pain - it's too tight (the way it's shaped - not because of the straps). As far as I can tell, it's impossible to straighten this bandage. I don't want to force it and possibly break it. The hinge on the inside of my knee (actually the entire right side of the brace) dents my skin. I couldn't wear the orthosis for days…

About 8 years ago I had an anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Last year my doctor said it had become unusually loose and might need to be corrected. I felt like I was losing balance in my back and hips. I was constantly seeing the chiropractor, tuned in. I also had severe pain in my knee and became physically slower and gained weight. I even said I ate differently. I can't afford to miss work so I started wearing a knee brace last year. I started with a standard wrap clip attached with…

, I'm a short, middle-aged guy who used to be quite athletic. I just suffered my first knee injury while skiing. It turns out the injury isn't severe enough to require surgery or critical care, but severe enough that I can't put weight on my leg without feeling unstable and "popping" in a way that it partially overstretches or causes sideways movements that cause pain. . . I needed some sort of knee brace to help and this was the only one I could find that was articulated (for lateral support)…

So I have a very bad knee that is not holding together. Every time I move from side to side, my knee gives out completely and I fall. So I decided to try the Shock Doctor Bio-Logix Knee Brace. I was very happy to get it because I read it would work for people like me with side knee problems. When I opened the box, the bracket looked like a piece of metal from a transformer. what I like. hahaha Looks cool, but seems a bit clunky to me. I'm only 5ft 5in so it felt bulky on my shorter leg. I bet…