CrossFire Conforma - Pull On
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CrossFire Conforma - Pull On
Optimal support and control for knee instability, ligament injuries, and meniscus tears.
Recommended For
- Common Injuries
- ACL & PCL Injury
- MCL & LCL Injury
- Meniscus Tears
- Knee Instability
- Hyperextension
- Knee Sprains
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An Exceptionally Comfortable Brace
Details
This lightweight and supportive hinged knee brace is ideal for people recovering from a variety of knee injuries who want to remain mobile and active while they heal. An extremely lightweight and flexible hinge offers increased joint stability while allowing for a full range of motion. The base sleeve of the CrossFire Conforma provides compression to help reduce swelling and provide pain relief.
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, machine or hand wash in hot or cold water and air or tumble dry.
Application Instructions
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Stay Active with this Lightweight Hinged Knee Brace
LIGHTWEIGHT AND FLEXIBLE HINGES
The Conforma hinge makes this one of the lightest hinged knee braces available. The flexible hinge conforms to any shape leg, while providing stability needed during joint rehabilitation.
COMFORTABLE FEATURES
Elastic straps limit migration without constricting muscles as they expand during movement.
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.
