DonJoy
Tru-Pull Advanced System
Places dynamic pull on patella during leg extension to normalize tracking.
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Is the Tru-Pull® Advanced System Right for me?
An ideal solution if you need moderate to maximum support for patellofemoral malalignment, subluxation and dislocations. Try our Brace Advisor for personalized product recommendations to meet your needs!
Designed to support and protect:
- Patellofemoral malalignment
- Patella subluxation
- Patella dislocations
- Knee hyperextension
Best for:
- All activities
Ultimate Support And Help with Relief From The Pain Of Patellofemoral Dislocations!
The patented Tru-Pull Advanced System is designed to place a dynamic pull on the patella during knee extension to normalize tracking in the intracondylar groove and help reduce anterior pain. An ideal solution for a person who needs ultimate support for patellofemoral malalignment, subluxation and dislocations. Available with aluminum hinges for additional medial/lateral support and control of knee hyperextension. |
- True & Constant Pull On The Patella
- Independent anchors prevent rotation of the brace and provide a "True" and consistent pull on the patella to avoid lateral subluxation. The elastomeric pull device, with pull straps above and below the patella, has a rubber band type effect providing a strong dynamic pull on the patella as the knee extends.
- Complete Comfort
- Breathable material makes the brace light and comfortable.
- Optional Hinge
- Aluminum Polycentric Hinge Technology offers additional medial/lateral support and control of knee hyperextension.
- Easy To Apply
- Designed so it’s easy to put on and take off.
- Buttresses
- Choice of 1/4" and 3/8" buttresses to give you the leverage you require.
Product Features…and the benefits you’ll experience!
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Product Questions
Her size is medium but I am confused about the Style
Her Patella normally slides to left so I believe 'Lt Closed Pop' would be the style.
But I don't know the difference between with and without Hinge option.
Waiting for your opinion and suggestion.
Thanks
The Hinges will add stability to the knee as well as assist in controlling the patella motion.
If you are concerned about instability, choose the style with hinges.
The Tru Pull Advanced has hinges on both sides. You'll just need to indicate right or left leg.
This season I will be snowboarding and would like to upgrade my current knee brace to a DonJoy Tru-Pull Advanced System or similar. Do you recommend this brace and if so what is "closed pop/ open pop" also "Lt/Rt", and hinge vs. no hinge? I really want to choose the best option for my left knee. Thank you in advance.
-Justin
The open pop would be an opening behind the knee, and closed would have no opening behind the knee, and if you need extra stability in your knee you would choose hinges, otherwise go with the sleeve.
LT and RT are left and right leg braces.
If you already use a rigid DonJoy brace ( EX: DonJoy Armor Knee Brace) for protection, you can simply buy the DonJoy Tru-Pull Advanced Attachment and add it onto the brace.
https://www.donjoystore.com/donjoy-tru-pull-advanced-attachment
Take the measurement of your thigh and calf 6" above and below your kneecap using a flexible type tape measure. Use the diameter you measure here to choose your size.
Size | Thigh | Knee Center | Calf |
XS | 13" - 15 1/2" | 12"-13" | 10"-12" |
S | 15 1/2" - 18 1/2" | 13"-14" | 12"-14" |
M | 18 1/2"- 21" | 14"-15" | 14"-16" |
L | 21"- 23 1/2" | 15"-17" | 16"-18" |
XL | 23 1/2" - 26 1/2" | 17"-19" | 18"-20" |
XXL | 26 1/2" - 29 1/2" | 19"-21" | 20"-22" |
XXXL | 29 1/2" -32" | 21" -23" | 22" -24 |
1.Stand with your legs shoulder-width apart, legs slightly bent and leg muscles contracted. | |
2. Measure up six inches from the center of your knee with a tape measure, as shown. | |
3. Measure the circumference of your thigh at the 6-inch mark, as shown. | |
4. Measure down six
inches from the center of your knee with
a tape measure, as shown. Then measure
the circumference of your calf at the
6-inch mark.
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