🏋️ Premium 7mm Neoprene Knee Sleeves (1 Pair) - Support and Compression for Weightlifting, Powerlifting, and Cross Training - Achieve Optimal Squats - Suitable for Women and Men by Nordic Lifting Review

In the beginning it was a five star product. Keeps my knees warm and provides cushioning when lifting weights. After the fourth use, one of the sleeves ripped during a V-squat. It's a shame, because I really liked them, but unfortunately one of them didn't pass. I bought size XXL as I have big feet and the reviews look promising. They had a nice fit, not too tight and never rolled up. Perhaps size XXXL should be available for those with larger feet.

One of the best decisions I've ever made! I was looking for a better place in terms of price and quality. I looked at SBD and REHBAN. The ones on the more expensive side. I'm looking at $90-100! These scandinavian sleeves are just as thick and the quality is 100. I was hesitant at first but once I bought them and used them at the gym they helped me squat even better. It was a great purchase. I also got it for my friend! I highly recommend it if you are looking for a cheap yet high quality case.

So my knee size was about 14.5 so I wasn't sure if I should choose medium or large. I took a chance and went big thinking I would have preferred them to be a little looser anyway. The larger ones feel right, a little firmer would be great, but they do an excellent job of compressing the joint. I noticed increased stability and an overall better knee response. I've recently noticed that my knees are a little sore and I have pain after squats, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Although I've…

I've had them for 9 months now. I'm mid 60's. I'm not a big guy 5'11” 185 and bought a big one. Still fit snug and comfortable with good support. I'm not a powerlifter, but I do squats and deadlifts three times a week, as well as cardio and upper body lifts. I have pain in my right knee and they make the workout so much more comfortable and I feel like wearing them while working out helps my knee the next day. They are also very comfortable to wear for cardio on the treadmill. They will not…

Let me start by saying that I've been doing powerlifting without using knee pads for almost three years. crazy i know Anyway, I decided it was time because I recently had an episode of side knee pain and was praying it wasn't a meniscus tear. Silly again, but I could walk and carry weight, just had a bit of soreness when I squatted/walked. Well they arrived just in time for Squat Day and I couldn't wait to try them. Decided to order a small one. My knee circumference was 13.5 inches, but I…

NEW REVIEW: My second pair torn at the seam so I have to downgrade. It's late January now and I've been using them since October. I cannot recommend these cases due to this issue. HOWEVER, as long as you put them on carefully and DO NOT put your fingers in the seams while putting them on, you'll probably be fine. Both times they ripped when my finger was on the seam and I quickly put them on. That's no excuse for a break in my opinion, they have an obvious design flaw, but you can probably get…

I bought these for squats not so much for support although I can feel it when I use them than to keep my knee warm and connective tissue. I've been using it twice a week for over three years now (as of October 2021) and am very happy with it. I had no problems with the seams coming loose or tearing. They are durable and clearly well made after more than 3 years of use. I saw no point in spending more on the popular deer bands. Before I started using them, I had mild, intermittent knee pain when

Follow the size chart and they are too tight. **Update** Nordic Lifting customer service contacted me asking for sizes and sent me a replacement pair in size Large. This pair fits much better and has already managed to use it during two training sessions and speed up recovery at home. If you are not sure which size you need according to the size chart, please contact them. You are very helpful. The original pair I bought were average and while the knee fit well, the compression in the calf and…

I am 45 years old and probably have older knees. Six months ago, for reasons that defied common sense, I decided to take up gymnastics and ninja obstacle training. All is going well (or, you know, as you might expect from someone whose ninja obstacle training experience has been like watching ANW since he was on G4), but the second time I did single leg squats as part of my calisthenics workout tried, my left knee decided I'm an idiot and should die. Relatively sure I wasn't an idiot and almost