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Customized ligament protection for your knee. 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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Designed to meet the needs of demanding athletes Read More -
Our best solution for anterior pain. Innovative design works to shift weight away from the painful areas in the knee. Read More -
Bracing to the calf muscle Read More
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Combining bracing and compression into one low-profile sleeve
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Silicone band supports the Patellar Tendon 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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For moderate stability of ligament, meniscus injuries, sprains, and osteoarthritis Read More
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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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Lace-up design with figure-8 strapping for extra support Read More
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Made of perforated, breathable, rubber-like neoprene, it provides stability and comfort. Read More
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2mm neoprene sleeve offers maximum heat retention Read More
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4mm neoprene sleeve with open Patella for added knee support Read More
Lacrosse Braces and Supports
Injuries to the knee and ankle are very common for sports like lacrosse that involve lots of running. If the surface on the field is uneven, a simple misstep may lead to an ankle rollover injury or even an ankle sprain. Knee injuries are also quite frequent in lacrosse, since sudden changes in direction and speed may cause the ligaments in the knee to move farther than their natural range of motion. This type of movement causes knee strain and ligament tears. These ankle and knee injuries may lead to a lacrosse player missing several weeks of playtime, or even an entire season. Wearing lacrosse braces and supports may help prevent these types of injuries from occurring by providing added stabilization to your knees and ankles. This is especially important if the athlete has been previously injured so that there's ample protection from re-injury.
