CrossFire ROM - Pull on
CrossFire ROM - Pull on
CrossFire ROM - Pull on
CrossFire ROM - Pull on
CrossFire ROM - Pull on
CrossFire ROM - Pull on
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CrossFire ROM - Pull on
The CrossFire™ ROM protects the MCL, ACL and other knee ligaments, providing extra stability while limiting unwanted twisting and bending of the knee joint. The hinge is very thin, only ½ inch, while providing flexion and extension lockouts needed for rehabilitation.
Recommended For
- ACL & PCL Injury
- MCL & LCL Injury
- Meniscus Tears
- Knee Instability
- Hyperextension
- Knee Sprains
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Details
The CrossFire ROM is designed to protect knees with ligament tears or sprains. The rigid uprights are slightly flared to contour to the leg’s natural shape and provide stability so patients can move and be active with confidence. The thin hinge is easy to adjust for flexion and extension control during patient rehabilitation. This hybrid, front-closure design provides all the benefits of a wrap-around and a pull on. The Bio Skin material is very comfortable with a highly-compressive single-layer portion surrounding the knee. This Cirrus™ material is sewn in a pre-tensioned manner to prevent bunching behind the knee which ensures a comfortable fit throughout vigorous activity. The brace’s comfort continues into the small details of how it is sewn together; featuring the ActiveSeam™ stitch that prevents unwanted chafing in the more sensitive areas of the knee.
Material and Care
Lightweight
At only one millimeter thick, our braces are ultralight compared to the competition.
Dynamic Stretch
Our braces feature four-way stretch fabrics so they move when you do.
Breathable
Highly breathable materials help keep your skin cool and dry all day long.
Hypoallergenic
Hypoallergenic materials mean everyone can wear BioSkin braces.
Care: Hand wash in cold water and then hang to dry. For the face masks, hand wash in warm water and air or tumble dry.
Application Instructions
Application Instructions
Bio Skin® supports should be applied to dry skin only. Oils, lotions and/or perspiration activate "SkinLok™" making correctly sized supports seem small and difficult to apply. This response to moisture should not cause confusion with respect to proper sizing. Always dry the body segment thoroughly prior to application. Take the support with both hands and stretch the top and bottom of the brace two to three times. This helps break-in the material.
- 1. Remove the patella strap and loosen any circumferential straps. Start from a sitting position when applying the QLok™ brace. Pull the entire support past the heel. Then, from a standing position, using both hands and with a firm grip, pull and center the support over the patella. After a few minutes of wear the brace will conform to the leg.
- 2. The patella strap is positioned on the lateral side of the patella and the middle hook is attached to the loop on the lateral side of the patella.
- 3. The ends of the patella strap are attached to the medial side, giving the desired medial pull.
Easy Care Instructions
Wash Bio Skin® regularly to prevent body salt and oil build-up that naturally occurs after the product has been worn a few times. Attach the hook to the loop to prevent lint build-up. This will give your Bio Skin® a longer life span.
- 30 C 86 F
- Hand Wash
- Hang Dry
- Do Not Bleach
- Do Not Dry Clean
Reviews
An Exceptionally Comfortable Brace
Stay Active with this Lightweight Hinged Knee Brace
MOTION CONTROL
The hinges are made from an extremely lightweight aluminum and contain an easily adjustable motion control center to limit specific degrees of flexion and extension.
ANTERIOR COMPRESSION
The closed-patella design provides anterior compression to help correctly seat the patella in the trochlear groove. This helps the knee flex and extend smoothly and without pain.
ALL DAY COMFORT
We’ve placed our exceptionally lightweight Cirrus material behind the knee without any irritating seams. This back panel is sewn in a slightly flexed position, virtually eliminating bunching behind the knee.
