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Our best solution for anterior pain. Innovative design works to shift weight away from the painful areas in the knee. Read More -
Low-profile and extremely comfortable for mild to moderate patellar dislocations. Read More -
Stabilizes the kneecap. Patented nylon core and polyester Lycra fabric, it allows for airflow while still giving ample support and compression. Read More -
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Silicone band supports the Patellar Tendon Read More
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Multi-functional design simulates therapeutic taping for improved joint stability and added compression to support all types of knee pain. Read More
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Great for those in warm climates with sensitivity to neoprene Read More
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Great for those in warm climates with sensitivity to neoprene Read More
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4mm neoprene with open or closed popliteal and patella options Read More
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Silicone web evenly distributes pressure to the Quad and Patellar Tendon Read More
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Silicone web, a shock absorber Read More
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Combining bracing and compression into one low-profile sleeve
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For mild ligament sprains, strains, patellar instabilities Read More
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Cold therapy to the knee area for acute, chronic, or post-surgical applications Read More
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A revolutionary approach to help relieve and manage patellofemoral pain. Read More
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Applies the right amount of pressure where it's needed to help relieve pain Read More
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Non-motorized, gravity-fed system provides uninterrupted focal compression and cooling to minimize knee pain and swelling.
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Neoprene, compression knee sleeve with dual flexible stabilizers. Read More
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Compressive knit knee sleeve with medial/lateral support and patella stabilization. Read More
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Designed to alleviate pressure placed on the patella tendon. Read More
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Patella stabilizer sleeve with removable patella buttresses and medial/lateral flexible stays. Read More
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A closed-patella sleeve with an extra-large silicone buttress to help protect the kneecap. Read More
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Dual strap that helps to alleviate quad pressure and patellar pain due to jumper’s knee or runner’s knee. Read More
Preventing and Treating Runner’s Knee
Runner’s knee also known as Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) is a common ailment among runners but can also affect individuals involved in activities that require a lot of bending of the knee. It often affects young, otherwise health athletes. A few ways to prevent Runner’s Knee include increasing mileage slowly for beginner runners training for their first race, focusing on building strength in the quads, hips, and glutes, ensure you have proper arch support, run on soft surfaces like dirt, trail or grass instead of sidewalks or asphalt, and wearing a knee brace to help support the patella.The best way to treat runner’s knee is to rest as soon as you feel any pain with special attention to avoid weight-bearing exercises. Icing your knee if you feel pain and after workouts can help reduce inflammation, pain and swelling. Compression is key to giving your knee the added support you need. A compression knee sleeve is perfect in this case. If you do continue to participate in activity or feel pain through daily movement, wear a recommend knee brace specific for supporting runner’s knee. If your knee pain does not go away, seek a physician or physical therapist who may recommend a strength program and stretching exercises to help you cure runner’s knee.
The best low-profile brace for Runner’s Knee is our DonJoy Performance Webtech Strap and our DonJoy Cross Strap which applies pressure on the patellar tendon to help relieve pain. Need more help? Find out which type of runner's knee brace is right for you.
Learn More: Guide to Running Injuries | About Runner's Knee | Knee Strengthening Exercises | Fix Runner's Knee
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