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Recognized as the best ligament protection available. Top-of-line protection that is custom fit for your leg. Ideal for athletes who participate in contact sports and want to prevent a knee ligament injury or re-injury. Read More -
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Lace-up design with figure-8 strapping for extra support Read More -
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Comfortable pain relieving support for any activity. Unisex. Read More -
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For moderate stability of ligament, meniscus injuries, sprains, and osteoarthritis Read More
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Combining bracing and compression into one low-profile sleeve Read More
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The only back support that will allow vigorous activity, while fully supporting the lower back and sacroiliac joints! For men & women. Read More
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The strongest and most supportive off-the-shelf option for contact sports with added ACL support via the FourcePoint Hinge. Read More
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Provides complete protection of the ACL for athletes who don’t want to lose speed by weighing themselves down with a heavy brace. Read More
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Made of perforated, breathable, rubber-like neoprene, it provides more stability and comfort. Read More
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Provides active people with protection from ACL, MCL, or PCL injuries. This is the most supportive knee brace you can get without a prescription. Read More
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2mm neoprene sleeve offers maximum heat retention Read More
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Provides stability for mild to moderate hyperextension injuries Read More
Equestrian and Rodeo Braces and Supports
Any activity that involves animals, especially ones as large and strong as horses, puts participants at risk for injury. There are about 50,000 emergency room visits per year related to horseback riding activities*. That's why protection is so important for equestrian activities such as horseback riding and rodeo. Areas such as the shoulder, wrist and back are at risk during long hours of riding. Of course, these areas are also at risk in case of a fall. Protective gear may help prevent injuries by keeping your joints in the proper position. Rodeo activities present even more opportunity for injury. With all the jolting around during bull riding, steer wrestling and bareback riding, the rider's knees sustain a lot of force. This can cause ligament tears or other injuries. Wearing equestrian braces and supports can help provide stabilization for your joints when riding. Check out the equestrian braces recommended by our brace coaches today!
* US. National Library of Medicine
* US. National Library of Medicine
