Hinged Knee Skin - Pull on
BioSkin hinged knee brace hinged knee brace for knee pain hinged knee brace with patella pad comfortable hinge knee brace hypoallergenic hinged knee brace
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Hinged Knee Skin - Pull on
A classic hinged knee brace made of comfortable materials and lightweight hinges.
Recommended For
- Knee Stability
- Patellofemoral Pain
- General Knee Pain
- Patella Tracking Disorder
- Web Only Product
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An All-Purpose Hinged Knee Brace with Gel
Details
The Hinged Knee Skin is designed to provide compression and support to the knee joint. The bi-centric, aluminium hinges make it one of the lightest hinge knee braces on the market. It is constructed from our proprietary hypoallergenic, compressive material to provide comfortable support. A foam buttress around the patella reduces swelling and provides further support.
Material and Care
Lightweight
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, machine or hand wash in hot or cold water and air or tumble dry.
Application Instructions
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Comfortable and Lightweight Support for Knee Injuries
LIGHTEST HINGED KNEE BRACE
Hinges are made from aircraft-grade aluminum for its strength-to-weight ratio. This delivers the stability your patients need in a brace that’s surprisingly lightweight.
COMFORTABLE FEATURES
Elastic straps limit migration without constricting muscles as they expand during movement.
PASSIVE MASSAGE
A foam buttress around the patella provides passive massage and swelling control to help relieve pain and speed recovery following a knee injury.
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Knee Sprain Pain Relief
A knee sprain refers to an injury of any of the ligaments found in the knee. The most common type of knee sprain is an ACL sprain or tear.
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How do you injure your MCL or LCL?
An injured MCL or LCL will result in pain, swelling and instability in the knee joint. If you’ve injured your LCL, you’ll feel pain on the outside on knee, whereas an MCL injury will cause pain on the inside of the knee joint.
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How do you injure your ACL or PCL?
The ACL is the most common ligament to sprain or tear in the knee. Athletes in high intensity sports frequently sprain or tear this ligament due to sharp and sudden movements.
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