Ideal for knee pains such as:

Knee Arthritis
Bursitis
Chondromalacia (irritated kneecap)
Jumper’s Knee (Patellar Tendonitis)
Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease (OSD), also known as apophysitis of the tibial tubercle
Patellofemoral Syndrome (PFPS)
Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS)
Runner’s Knee
Medial collateral ligament injury (sprain or tear to the MCL)
Subluxating Kneecap
Misalignment of the Quadriceps
Speed Up Recovery, Get back up!

Whether you’re making it to a big race or running just for the fun of it, keen into walking, hiking, gymnastics, basketball, and other sports that demand repetitive knee movements, are bound to have aches somewhere along the way - knee pain is one of those! Bodyprox Dual Knee Strap provides the optimal support makes it an ideal running knee brace and runner’s knee strap all at the same time!

Providing immediate pain relief effectively, speed up recovery, alleviate inflammation and allows blood circulation, helping you get back in shape in no time!

Dual Compression Support

Promoting the natural recovery process!

The dual knee straps designed to offer compression with a wide variety of pressure demands that alleviate chronic knee pain and helps the knee heal more naturally thanks to the versatility of the compression silicon tubes inserted to each strap.

The Lower compression tube offers patellar tendon support, while Upper compression tube particularly targets quadriceps misalignment. Which both attempts to boost and regain overall knee stability. Decreases the stress over the patella without compromising freedom of movements!

Made only with Prime Quality to last!

The Bodyprox Dual Knee Strap is made from premium flexible Neoprene to conform to the shape of the knee for added maximum comfort above and below the knee cap, with this said, it is recommended skin to skin contact.

Bodyprox Patellar Tendon Support Strap (Small/Medium), Knee Pain Relief Adjustable Neoprene Knee Strap for Running, Arthritis, Jumper, Tennis Injury Recovery

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