TYNOR Knee Support Hinged (Neoprene), for Joint Stability & Pain Relief | for Sports, Gym Supports Injury Recovery | Durable & Comfortable, For Men & Women | 1 Unit (Grey, Medium)

Very comfortable and value for money.

Good product. Prolong use can induce itching. Very costly. Use it hardly now a days.

Excellent quality especially useful for ACL PCL and .Meniscus Tears

The material is top notch Neoprene for fabric which gives a most uniform compression. Of course ,the disadvantage is that it does heat up a bit and does not breathe as well as the normal knee sleeves. So one feels a lot of sweat when it is taken off.It has a good hinged supports on either side. Also note quote is for a SINGLE sleeve.The main grouse which makes buying this such a hit and miss ,is the discrepancies in manufacted sizes.Also Large is widely bigger than Medium , rather closer to XL size. Had initially bought a Large which literally slips down to ankles. So later confidentially bough 2 Medium . This was much much smaller and one piece even narrower than the other. The 2 photos will illustrate.After a week of use Medium and Large ( since have 3 pieces )- The Medium is tight ,of course, but has left a bruise/welt after use. Switched knees and Medium cause a bruise on the other knee as well, same place at bottom.

Very nice. Useful.

Dont buy this product from tynor co. Its very expensive ,heavy or not comfortable there is no replace policy for specific desired size ,we bought L size according to their size chart but its very small ,as I asked for XL size they refused to return so guys please find another option they not give replacement or return policy ,don't loose your money on this co.

Good product but with little large in size.

Seeing this knee brace sparked my interest. I have chronic problem with an impaired ACL. I wear a brace for prevention and have found that the slip-on types are miserable and the Velcro-stick types with the adhesive at the back of the knee is like wearing little tacks. Also, the bulky side-braced types are bumpy, awkward while the open knee types with a minimal support are like wearing nothing.This little light and comfortable brace went on the first time just like it had been designed for my old knee. Tight and snug, but not restrictive or constrictive like an old Ace Bandage. Flexible enough to give comfort and support but still leaving me feel free from that feeling of wearing a cast.Pros:- It is a knee brace, and it does work as advertised. I do a lot of squatting and dead-lifting in the gym, and this product provided my knee joint relief. It meant that I could keep increasing the weight, and continue lifting without the associated pain.- It's comfortable. The material it's made of is very comfortable, and- Doesn't look bad. I was worried that it would look ridiculous at the gym with a knee brace. I even had a compliment with another gym member saying it looked "cool"- The Velcro straps hold very well. I never once had to adjust it when I was using it.- Washable. As you can imagine, after a few weeks of use it can smell a bit.Cons:- It is bit heavy but can be okay if you use regularly.- It left strap marks on my leg after use. Whilst this probably was due to me wearing it tightly, it might be something to look out for.I highly recommend this for the preventive wear of old geezers like me who still want to get out there and hammer. It's a great of support for biking, walking and jogging. Having a cranky wheel can stop a lot of old duffers like me from getting out, but wearing this guy and consider using something a bit more rigid during the sport exercise can prove to be a great combination for fun and activity.