kefit Hinged Knee Brace Rom, Knee Support for Torn Acl, Meniscus Tear, Pcl, Surgery Recovery, Adjustable Post Op Knee Immobilizer, Leg Stabilizer for Man and Women

This thing is STURDY. It fits great, easily adjustable and it’s something I’ll have to use through time so I appreciate all the usage I’m going to get for the money. Compared to getting a brace like this anywhere else? You’re definitely getting value! It certainly helps relieve a ton of pressure if you’ve got any sort of tear, sprain, or other problem.

Did not do the job that it promised! In fact, the hinge was broke on one side! It didn’t prevent hyperextension on my knee! Bad purchase!

To stop it from letting the knee bend, I used a zip tie and duct tape to hold the locking mechanism in place, or it popped out continually. This maybe because I'm active with the brace, but it's a weak point. The lever that holds the side in place, so it doesn't rotate around to the front when tightening straps, doesn't work well. it should be held in place by the straps but wasn't. My solution was to stable the pad in place to the strap - on each pad and strap on the non-hooking side. I'm sure other solutions could work. The lowest pads don't lock in place for length either. if it's tight enough it mostly stays where I want it, but even lower it's not an issue so I don't care. Bottom line: It does it's job for me and I'm hard on it. For the money it was worth it. Other's might not want the hassle. Up to you and how you use it I think.

This product does not come with enough padding to fully support the leg. After a couple weeks of usage, I had bruises all over my leg from where the pads gripped my calf, thigh, and knee joints. If you put the brace on any less tight, it will slide up and down your leg with no support. Does it work? Yes, if you use the adjustments on the side to make sure it grips in the right spot. I used my other braces and loved them, but this one was painful.

Best fit for son when he is wrestling. Works good and keeps knee in place and offers great pain relief . Cheaper than buying it at the orthopedist.