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Braces and Supports for Cycling & Biking

Common cycling injuries include IT Band pain, patellofemoral pain syndrome, general knee pain, achilles tendonitis, and lower back pain. Bike fit is especially important for cyclist as many people spend much time biking. Sitting too low, having improper cleat or saddle positioning, or riding for prolonged periods can cause overuse or other injuries. Our bracing experts recommend a brace that is light, provides stability, and doesn’t impede the pedaling motion for cyclists. Check out the recommended braces and recovery products below for cycling.
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How Can Wearing a Brace During Cycling Help Me?

Biking (also known as cycling) is an activity often recommended by doctors for patients recovering from leg injuries. It helps to strengthen the joints without straining the muscles. However, cycling can still cause injuries, especially for those who bike daily or who cycle competitively. Repetitive stress knee and ankle injuries are quite common for cyclists. Some of these include IT Band Pain, patellofemoral pain syndrome, runner's knee, arch pain, plantar fasciitis, and Achilles tendonitis. Wearing biking knee braces and biking ankle braces can help reduce or even eliminate the pain from these conditions by preventing your muscles and tendons from getting irritated in the first place. They provide extra support for the key joints in your leg to keep you on the road. It's especially important for individuals who bike competitively to wear braces because of the added stress they place on their joints. We also offer back braces for competitive cyclists to help minimize the pain from long hours bent over the handlebars. Check out our biking braces and supports, as well as our other cycling products which are designed to help you recover from workouts faster.

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