If your pain stems from common issues like runner’s knee, patellar tendonitis, or overuse, targeted compression can improve patellar tracking and redistribute load, often reducing pain during activity. If you have sharp pain, locking, instability, or post-surgical concerns, consult a clinician first.

You’re covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee with hassle-free refunds/exchanges. Try it in real workouts for up to 30 days. If you don’t feel meaningful relief or the fit isn’t right, send it back for a full refund or exchange. To maximise your chances of a perfect fit, follow the sizing chart and measurement guide above before ordering.

The brace uses adjustable straps and anti-slip materials to create a personalised, stable fit across a wide range of leg sizes. When correctly positioned below the patella and snug, not over-tight, it stays put through running, gym work, and daily wear.

Measure your leg circumference about 10 cm below the kneecap while standing. Match that number to the sizing chart (if between sizes, size up for comfort, down for maximum support). Proper sizing prevents slippage and ensures the compression does its job.

Used correctly, no.

Over-tightening can reduce circulation or aggravate sensitive tissue, so aim for “snug but comfortable.” Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you notice numbness, tingling, increased swelling, or new instability.

Yes. The low-profile design, breathable mesh, and smooth seams minimise heat buildup and chafing. Those with sensitive skin can wear a thin base layer, regular cleaning (hand-wash cold, air dry) keeps the fabric soft and comfortable.

High-tenacity stitching and premium hook-and-loop fasteners are designed for repeated cycles of fastening without losing grip. The elastic retains its rebound under sweat and movement, so support remains consistent over time.

You’re paying for targeted, adjustable support that you can use daily across activities, running, hiking, gym, without ongoing cost.

It won’t replace a clinician, but it can make rehab exercises and training more tolerable, potentially reducing reliance on single-use taping or frequent replacements.