Kunto Fitness Knee Brace Compression Support Sleeve for Sports, Arthritis, Joint Pain, Injury Recovery and More! (Medium)

I practice Karate and also deal with Tennis Elbow. To help with my aging body, I use a Kunto elbow brace and it works great. So great that I bought a second one for my other arm. When my knee started aching a bit, I bought *this* brace expecting similar comfort and support. Unfortunately, the knee brace just doesn't work. It's not like I've got fat or skinny knees, they are pretty lean from the Karate, but not weirdly shaped or sized, but no matter what I try, this brace sides down . It's like I should be wearing a garter to keep it n place (which I'm not doing).I'd say that the top is too tight and bottom is too loose. The human knee is a bit different from an elbow and the design of this brace doesn't account do the differences.I've tried wearing it for extended periods to see if it would adjust to my body. Not so far. I've worn it to work - and felt it work down my leg all day. It just doesn't work very well. It's very disappointing because the other Kunto products I've used are excellent. I'm afraid I can't recommend this brace

Good knee brace for support when walking, exercising or any activity which fatigues or requires knee support/stability. I have arthritis and I suffer from fibromyalgia which causes wide spread pain. My fibromyalgia has been playing havoc with my knees and ankles. I now use knee and ankle supports when I have "flares" for compression and warmth. I like these. The fabric has give, but still has support. The different weave patterns are not just for looks, each one lends to the overall functional requirements for necessary range of motion. The patellar support is good; knee bends without having the scrunch and bunch behind the knee which I believe is due to the figure 8 support weave on the medial and lateral aspects of sleeve and the horizontal band in the bend of the knee. Length is good both above and below the knee. They stay put. If you have only been using the "copper" type weave in knee supports, you will find this to be a thicker woven fabric, however the overall feel and the warmth is very welcomed, especially in arthritis or other inflammatory conditions. These donot contain copper.I give them a big thumbs up. I received this at a promotional price in return for an honest review. While this is my personal opinion, and based on the condition which I use them for, do not rely on this or any review to treat a non diagnosed problem. Joint damage can cause significant limitations to your mobility and pain. Pain, with or without swelling, a feverish "hot" joint, diminished circulation in the extremity, OR any injury to a joint should be treated immediately by a physician. Improper treatment can lead to serious problems, if not treated. If your are being PRO ACTIVE and looking to protect and add support to your joints, these are great.

I had some knee problems when i went from playing volleyball for about 10 years to lifting and doing squats. It turned out that i was listing to one side when i squat. Then i figured out this was because i favored one leg when i played volleyball. (i did go to the doc to sort it out)This support helped quite a bit and my knee certainly feels better. It is comfortable and stays put. I have to move it around about twice a match (about an hour) so it works quite well for me. I wear it lifting now too. I have played two tournaments and lift about three times a week for two months with it and the only thing is that i hit my knee on the ground hard playing and it did damage it a bit but that is to be expected.I would buy it again for sure.

This is an absolutely superior knee brace. I bought it for a wrenched and injured knee and boy does it ever feel good. Soft, comfortable, stays in place, just the right amount of compression, doesn't cut my circulation off and looks good too (wearing summer shorts it blends in well). I have experienced no rolling or sliding of the brace and have been able to remain active. It controls my pain and I can really feel the difference in my knee when I remove the brace. I'm ordering another one today so I have one to wear when washing it.

I purchased this knee sleeve for the days when I do not wear a more rigorous (and less-comfortable) one, or worse, an orthopedic brace. For its purpose, it is perfect, giving firm support, while not leaving a bulge in my suit pantsleg. And, because the sleeve has a fairly slick fabric, my pant fabric does not hang up on it.I did follow the seller's sizing recommendations, and they are perfect. I was concerned, because my leg measurements were near the top of the range for my selected size, but the sizing is perfect. Finally, I was initially concerned about the unusual coloring, but now that I've gotten accustomed to it, I kinda like it! Thank you!

I dont have tiny legs, and even the small still moved around on my leg. Seemed to work to keep my joint warmer, but other than that I still experienced pain when playing tennis. I dont fault the brace for still feeling pain in my joint, but didnt think a small should still be too small for my legs. I am 6'1'' and have played tennis all my life. If it doesnt fit an athletic body type, then clearly it is designed for "larger" men who more typically suffer knee issues and need the support. I have tried many other braces and would compare this one to your run of the mill neoprene brace you could get at rite-aide, save for the pain of removing a sweaty, neoprene brace from a leg with even the faintest amount of leg hair. Is something to be said for keeping a joint warmer then rest of the body, but I did not see any way this brace out shined many other, similar braces.