Shock Doctor Knee Stabilizer w/ Flexible Support Stays
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Get back in the game with the Shock Doctor® Knee Stabilizer with Flexible Support Stays. Pre-curved anatomical design boosts fit and comfort, while conical straps wrap the upper and lower leg for constant compression. The open knee design features a padded patella buttress to ensure the kneecap stays secure. Integrated flexible side stabilizer stays keeps you supported with every move, ensuring your performance stays at an elite level.
FEATURES:
- Designed to support minor to moderate sprains, muscle strains and unstable joints
- Lycra® mesh at the back of the knee promotes airflow during activities
- N-Tex™ air-flow vented neoprene keeps moisture out, promotes therapeutic warmth and healing
- Antimicrobial technology helps to reduce odor causing bacteria
- Anatomical fit conical straps wrap upper and lower leg tapers for constant comfortable compression
- Anatomical pre-curved design provides optimal fit and comfort while keeping your performance at a high level
- Flexible side stabilizer supports throughout any activity
- Finger tabs help the brace slide on the knee easily
- Open knee features padded patella buttress to keep kneecap protected and secure
- Fits left or right knee
- Latex free
- Do not apply over open wounds
- Note: This product is not a substitute for medical care. Always seek a professional for the diagnosis and treatment of pain, injury or irritation.
- Model: 870
- Brand: Shock Doctor
- Country of Origin: Imported
Web ID: 16SKRAKNSTBLZRWNTSPM
Rated 5 out of
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Always On the Go from
I would purchase this product again!
I recently had surgery on my knee which involved removing about 30% of the meniscus and repairing/cleaning the remaining part left. I'm very active into sports as well as different types of aerobic activity. My doctor recommended for me to purchase a brace of some sort to wear for a little while after surgery when I started back into my usual work out routines. I tried on many different types of braces and this was the only one that fit perfect. The straps on the top and bottom make a perfect fit and allows for adjustment of differnt compression levels. The material is also nice and breathable and not too hot. I would definitely purchase again and recommend to anyone!
Date published: 2012-06-08
Rated 4 out of
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Blessing T. from
Not bad
I was at our Conference swim meet. I had just finished swimming my 200 I.M., when suddenly my knee felt like it popped out of place when I got out of the pool. It was about 5 feet deep at the blocks so I had to put more effort when getting out. It hurt really bad and went to my physical trainer. She told me that I'd need to wear a knee brace for about 2 weeks. It was hard getting up the stairs but this knee stabilizer really helped. However, it does slip off a little bit. If I wrap it around too tight, it feels like my circulation is getting cut off. If too loose, obviously it slips. There isn't really anything to do about this disadvantage, but I thought I'd want to give a fair critique.
Date published: 2016-04-19
Rated 5 out of
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Tokyocherry from
Great level of support
Needed a better brace and after reading online reviews headed to Dicks to give this a try. True to fit according to measurement guide. Needed right level of support in the right places for Jumper's Knee, bursitis and knee sprain. First day I wore it I nearly stopped limping after 2 weeks since injury occurred. Since then pain, movement and swelling has improved greatly after just one week. Quality is solid. Some chafing occurred in the back in the outline of the mesh area but after wrapping gauze tape over chafed area for 24hrs under brace all chafing and pinching ceased and now gauze is no longer needed
Date published: 2013-08-15
Rated 3 out of
5
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Rid87 from
Average at best
I reviewed most of the reviews on the page before making my choice to purchase... I saw that older people were using after patella injuries. I'm 29 highly active and I took this product to the gym and It did good with squats and other lifts.. but for running and other machines it rubbed bad on the back of my leg and was uncomfortable. if your doing simple things buy this brace.. if your active this may not be for you.
Date published: 2017-01-13
Rated 4 out of
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Bino34 from
Decent for a store brace
It is decent quality and support for a store brace. Glad that packaging allowed it to be tried on as the sizes were not true to measurement suggestion. Much bigger size needed than measurements.
Date published: 2017-04-04
Rated 4 out of
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UncleCoach from
Excellent Product - Take Care Slipping On or Off
Have a young pitcher that developed tendinititis in the knee of her stride leg as a result of a none pitching injury. This product helped in expediting the healing of her knee due to the support and protection given to the knee and patella area.The only issue with this (and products of this nature) is the "doughnut" around the knee cap area. It can easily be strecthed beyound it's limits and torn if care is not taken when slipping Stabilzer on and removing it. This is easily corrected by not using the hole created by the "doughnut" as a grip area to pull Stabilzer on or off.
Date published: 2013-01-15
Rated 3 out of
5
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Doug from
Pros and Cons
This knee brace offers great support. But I can't recommend buying it for daily use. I use it for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The only problem I have with it is that it bunches up behind the knee if and if you grapple with it as much as I do, it will start to tear up that soft spot behind the knee in the bendy spot. I will have to use a cheaper brace for training and this one for competition.
Date published: 2014-07-29
Rated 5 out of
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Ross Goldberg from
Strong but flexible support!
I began running 1.5 years ago, 6 months after surgery in both knees for torn meniscuses. While I suspect my right knee has been degrading again, I am not wanting to give up the running just yet. I switched to this brace and have now logged 1 and 4 mile runs on it over the past few days. It's a very comfortable brace to run in without movement restriction and I am having no discomfort in the knee after running, whereas prior to it I would be sidelined for at least 2 or 3 days. It's buying me some time so I can achieve my goals this fall and then look at the longer-term fix it likely needs.
Date published: 2017-09-03