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M-Brace #45 Jumpers Knee Brace

M-Brace SKU: 45M
$31.99 $27.99
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M-Brace Jumpers Knee Brace provides support and protection for tendon and joint inflammations caused by trauma, stress, or excessive fatigue. IInterlocking strap design for adjustable, dependable compression. High density foam buttress absorbs stress on the knee.

M-Brace #45 Jumpers Knee Brace

$31.99 $27.99

The M-Brace #45 Jumpers Knee Brace has been designed and produced as a support and protective device for tendon and joint inflammations either cause by trauma, stress or excessive fatigue. It relieves pain caused by apophysitis, patellar chondromalacia, patellofemoral anthralgia, and jumper’s knee by diminishing tension on muscles and ligaments.

The Jumper's Knee Brace #45 features 100% cotton on your skin for supreme comfort and breath-ability. The locking system and removable high density foam buttress help pinpoint compression over the patella tendon for the right amount of tension. It remains in place with jumping and running due to its lock down strap design.

The natural material makes the M-Brace #45 Jumper's Knee Brace perfect for anyone with skin sensitivities to latex and neoprene materials. The product retains the durability needed to be useful for both sports and everyday activites.

M-Brace #45 Jumpers Knee Brace Features:

  • Provides adjustable compression to help relieve pain
  • 100% cotton material on the skin for extra comfort
  • One size fits most (upper calf circumference of 11.5 - 21.5 inches)
  • Extremely low profile
  • Fits underneath clothing
  • Allows total knee function
  • Lightweight
  • Does not migrate or rotate
  • Convex pad for tendon compression/massage
  • Easily adjustable and has user friendly locking system
  • Does not promote skin allergies or dermatitis
  • Washable

The M-Brace #45 Jumper's Knee Brace may be used to treat:

  • Patella tendonitis
  • Jumper's knee pain
  • Patellar Chondromalacia
  • Apophysitis
  • Runner's knee pain
  • Osgood schlatter disease