510 Knee Sleeve

lightweight support and very breathable, keep my knee warm and reduces pain from exercising, not as much support as the neoprene ones. pros +lightweight +breathable +can wear for longer periods +no allergic reaction (at least for me, neoprene make my skin break out after wearing for couple hours) +Economic price +fast shipping cons -light support -may not be enough support -tends to roll down during vigorous exercise I prefer this type of over the neoprene models as for supporting my knees during light exercise, after several years of rehab and wearing heavy sleeves with tape and straps and plastic inserts I can now get by on using this lighter model. Would buy again.

This is nice a snug, i have a Baker’s cyst on back of my knee this provides good comfortable compression.

This is really what I was looking for when working out. All the other sleeves are very long and cut into my quadriceps. These were a good length so they didn’t have that problem. However, they were just too loose for my knee.

I’m on my sixth set of these knee wraps. I’ve got a torn meniscus in right knee, and have strained the ACL twice in my left knee. I’ve tried several brands/types of knee wraps which all worked OK but these provide next-level quality and support. Because of these specific McDavid knee wraps, I can hike for miles without pain, I play full court basketball weekly without pain, ski a few times every Winter and occasionally run 5K trail races. Without the wraps, I get splintering pain down my shins and can’t do most of those activities. These are INCREDIBLE. I highly recommend them.

These run big. I actually returned these and purchased a set of Equate knee supports from Wal-Mart for about $6 for running and light lifting. Those fit better and had as much support as these. If you are looking for something for heavier weightlifting, I would recommend the knee sleeves from Strengthshop. I have the Thor version for heaving lifting, and I love them. I have had them for about 2 years, and they have held up well. They have a lot more support than a neoprene sleeve, but they do not cut off your circulation like a powerlifting knee wrap does. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=a9_asi_1?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Astrength+shop&keywords=strength+shop&ie=UTF8&qid=1519997193

Have used McDavid braces, Mueller braces, cheap knee braces. First the cheap ones, finally got smart and tossed them all, they put a nice "welt type" ring on your skin. I have found the McDavid 501 knee sleeve to be perfect support for my arthritic knees and very good stable support for night time rising...you don't want a weak knee. The older ones size seems to be about two inches above and below the knee. This version is larger and I think better. The nylon, rubber, polyester combination is very comfortable. Have a pair available and when the knees are sore, give them some additional support and they'll get better, quicker. These braces are for level 1 type soreness. Your doctor might have his/ her ownrecommendations. But McDavids has worked very well for me for years. Note also my knees circumference comes in at 16.5 inches, I have always ordered X-Large in these (and ankle braces). So, going one size above is a good move.

Step 1. Measure your knee. Step 2. Buy appropriate size Step 3. Wear brace. This is a $10 brace, don't expect it to be the most supportive. It's basically the lightest amount of support you can get, similar to using a light Ace wrap without having to deal with the wrap. I have a 14.5" knee as measured where they tell you to on their site. The medium fit well and stayed in place walking 36 holes of golf after I tweaked an old knee injury. Just enough support to provide warmth and stability to a minor injury. Sure there is some readjusting of the brace, but if you get the proper size it works well. Size chart from their site: S= 12-14" M= 14-15" L= 15-17" XL= 17-20"

Bought one to see if it worked. It was less then six bucks ($6.00) and it works great, so I decided to get another. 3 days later, I decided to get another one. This time it was $16.00! So NO, I didn't get it. Recommend it? Not for $16.00!

Muy bien

Wife uses them everyday! Just a great product!

Si vous avez un genou faible - comme moi - ceci aide beaucoup. Il ne faut pas penser que vous serez "gueri" mais la genouillere donne de la confiance. Je la porte toujours!

Usable for weightlifting.

If you are looking to wear this during active sports (Jogging, Badminton etc) this is useless Its does not provide any support, keeps slipping though I was wearing medium smaller than the usually large or Xl that is needed Does not provide much support and knee started paining its not worth the price should only be 100-120 max Its only coloured black, you can get the same this in brown colour at most medical shop The listing says returnable within 10 days for refund. Now the site does not allow so escalated to corporate helpdesk because Customer support was poor as well