Knee Brace Meniscus Tear Support For Arthritis Acl, Mcl Pain Patented 4-way Adjustable Wraparound Strap Dual Side Stabilizer For Patella Stability Size [medium]

The media could not be loaded. I ordered the medium size of this knee brace for mild arthritis and an old MCL injury, and it fits just right—not too tight, not too loose. The 4-way adjustable straps are easy to customize, so I can tighten it exactly where I need the support. It’s comfortable enough to wear throughout the day, whether I’m walking, at work, or doing light workouts.The dual side stabilizers give noticeable support without making the brace bulky, and the patella stability really helps with tracking and reducing pressure on the joint. I’ve noticed less stiffness and more stability since I started using it.It’s a solid option for anyone looking for moderate support with flexibility. Great for managing everyday pain from ACL, MCL, or meniscus issues. If you’re looking for something dependable and comfortable in average size, this is a great pick.

I have tried several knee braces and none were as comfortable as this one! The four adjustable straps are perfect to support my aching knee. Even with a torn meniscus root and no cartilage in my kneecap, I am able to play tennis now. The brace NEVER slips, stays in place the entire time. My knee does get a little sweaty, but it is worth it for the benefit it delivers! Highly recommend!!

I ordered 4 different models from various highly rated brands to give support to my torn meniscus... first of all, none are absolutely perfect, but this one is pretty good. It was the most comfortable, offered decent support, had a piece of thin polyester fabric for the back of the knee that provided comfort and kept it from rubbing against my skin, not too difficult to take on and off, felt better to wear it than not so it will hopefully ramp up the healing process a bit. A hinged one is probably best, but much bulkier and the one I tried rubbed against the back of my knee so decided to get two of these son I can wash / alternate. Good luck!

Any product that someone gets paid (or gets a discount) to review, I view as advertising, and as such take 1-star off but, having said that, the EXOUS knee brace had almost 80% 5-star ratings which was impressive, beaten out by one other I looked at, the ULTRAFLEX which had over 90% 5-star ratings. So, when my right knee started to hurt (the inside part) after running 5K's, I decided to buy both (paid full price, $30 and $20, respectively) and try em out.The ULTRAFLEX arrived first, so I tried it on. It is made of a nice material, soft to the touch, and you do not feel like you have anything on. It goes on real easy, and once on, it stays on without slipping or curling at the edges due to a band at the inside top, which seems to grip onto your thigh. It goes on easy under jeans or pants, and is completely unobtrusive. If you don't remember to take it off, you will go to bed with it! It does a fairly good job of eliminating my knee pain but I could still feel the ache/soreness of my knee. Although going up/down stairs was easy, there was still that twinge of pain. On a 10-point scale of easing the knee pain, I would give it a 9. I have NOT gone running 5K with this, so when I do, I will update my experience here.UPDATE: 9/17/17--a full year of use, and I almost religiously run 5K every Sunday (weather and travel-schedule permitting) with this on my left knee. I am just amazed how good this has held up--the material still looks like and performs like new. It did feel like it was slipping, but I wear it slightly higher now, and I can tell you, it does not slip and grips your thigh really well. My knee actually feels better after my 5K run, than before--go figure!The EXOUS came the next day, so decided to put it on. Required a little effort, but after watching Meredith's (one of the paid reviewers here) video, was able to. This is definitely a more sturdy brace and so doesn't feel as unobtrusive. The material feels comfortable and soft to the touch. The straps are long and there's plenty of velcro, so it goes on and stays on (for now, at least). It does squeeze your knee-area a bit (if you get it on snug), so you do feel you are wearing it. But the amazing part is that the knee pain is almost entirely gone! I have been running up/down stairs to test it out and I do not feel any pain--on a scale of 10, this is a near perfect 9.9 for pain relief. I plan to go running with this on, and will update here my experience (also, how the velcro holds up over time).UPDATE 9/17/17--I have been using the EXOUS on my right knee for my 5K runs every Sunday, and this is the 1st year anniversary. I can honestly say that I am more pleased with this brace today than a year ago! The velcro holds up well and is still like-new, not slipping or coming off, and once you get the hang of putting the brace on, it goes on in 30 seconds. My knee feels fresh after my 5K run, can't describe it any better! However, between this and the more simpler designed Ultra-flex that I use on my left knee, I can NOT tell any difference--and the EXOUS is 50% more expensive! The only advantage I see with EXOUS is the fact that the straps allow you to tighten or loosen as required, but if you are on a budget, I would stay with the Ultra-flex. Happy running, Boomers!!!Biggest negative with both products--they are Made in China.UPDATE 6/4/2018--despite my dislike of anything MADE IN CHINA, I just ordered another EXOUS for my other knee (which I was using the UltraFlex for, which is pretty good for the price, but not as good as the EXOUS). This brace is head-and-shoulder better than any of the other braces have tried. My knee pain is a thing of the past.

Excellent fit and quality! I was nervous about it being one size fits most, and I was surprised at the great fit and versatility. I have tried and returned 2 other braces because they were bulkier than I thought, and this brace is perfect.

The quality of the brace is good but it isn't as easy to put on as all the videos and ads claim.Although the brace does provide support and stability, it did not reduce the pain from my torn Meniscus. This may just be due to the type of tare I have but I did want to mention it.