BauerfeindSports Knee Support - Knee Brace for Pain Relief and Stabilization - Patellar Knee Pad for Enhanced Support - Targeted Compression - Lightweight & Durable

Good brace, helps me a lot when I do leg workouts with a bad meniscus. Adds stability and I feel less nervous when working lower body.

This knee brace is perfectly supportive for sports activities like hiking and skiing. Also great for unstable knees around the house. They are beefier and much more supportive(but more restrictive) than most Incrediwear knee braces. Buaerfiend makes a very high quality product--follow their measurement directions and if you are between sizes order both and return one. This brace is far less bulky and cheaper than Bauerfiend's new Outdoor Sports Brace--which I tried but returned as it is too difficult to put on and is too stiff/restrictive.

These knee pads are super comfortable and provide great support. Perfect for workouts or daily use, and they stay in place without slipping. Definitely a great buy!

Just wanted to start out with the fact that Bauerfeind products are excellent and I have had great success with the use of their knee products (well worth the money in my opinion/experience and I recommend their products). I use their knee products to help my knees get through my college volleyball seasons and have found that they have helped me play through my knee problems (IT Bands and jumper’s knees).I have now used both the Bauerfeind Sports Knee Support product and the Bauerfeind GenuTrain Knee Support and want to compare the two products as both of these products are excellent, but definitely have some slight differences.1) Size-In my experience the GenuTrain ran closer to the “true” measurements than did the Sports. The Sports Knee Support ran a little smaller than the listed measurements but still fit, just a bit of a squeeze to get them on, while the GenuTrain was pretty much spot on with their sizing. GenuTrain has sizes 0-9 while the Sport has XS-XXL, so this might allow for the closer ranges for the sizes.2) Knit/FabricThe main difference between the two products is that the GenuTrain has a thicker knit than compared to the Sport product. The GenuTrain’s knit is a lot closer together and smaller than the Sports but this means that there is a trade off between the two. The GenuTrain keeps more heat on the knee (which I like and helps my knees when playing). The Sport keeps a little cooler due to the larger spacing of the knit allowing for some heat (and moister to escape). The other trade off is durability, thankfully I haven’t had any problems with my products but I have a friend/ teammate (who has used both products as well) that had the Sport start to rip when they didn’t have any issues with the GenuTrain (may be because the knit was larger on the Sport, or maybe just unlucky).3) Donning AidPersonally the Donning Aid (end of the metal supports in the brace to help pull on) on the GenuTrain is more useful than the Sport. The GenuTrain has a built in loop which I find a little easier to grab and pull on than the tab type of pull built in on the Sport.4) WeightThe Sport has a lighter weight but nothing to the point that I would make my decision between the two based on the weight, both products are not heavy enough to worry about them impacting movement.5) VentilationThe Sport defiantly has more of a breathable material (See Knit section) than the GenuTrain and has some slits in the back of the knee cap built in. Personally the heat of the GenuTrain doesn’t bother me (and I feel that heat helps my knees).Personally I would go with the GenuTrain over the Sport because of the Knit (seems more durable than the Sport). Also the price of the GenuTrain (as of now) is $15 cheaper than the Sport. The Donning Aid of the GenuTrain is also a plus over the Sport’s.

This is a quality product and provides comfortable and sufficient support for an unstable knee joint. The fit was perfect and have had no problems with this well made knee brace. Definitely worth the price.

Very comfy and helpful

great productsaving my knees playing pickleball and table tennis

If you have skinny legs then the sizing should work for you. I’m not huge but if you have any thickness to your thighs it’ll be hard to size. I went with an XL. Tried XXL which my thigh matches the lower range of size and it just slid off. The XL fit great around the upper calf and well around the sides/back of the knee. Fit around the kneecap was excellent, snug with just enough give to move but not wiggle. Around the thigh it doesn’t slip as much like a lot of knees. It’s inevitable to slip without cinching straps. But it really tends to roll over itself, shortening the supportive area and actually making a tourniquet feeling at the top. It can be painful depending on how much it rolls. Overall ok product if you can get it on sale. Not worth the full price.