ACE Brand Adjustable Compression Knee Support with Stabilizers, Firm Support for Weak, Sore or Injured Joints, Compression Knee Brace With Adjustable Straps, Breathable, One Size Fits Most

I have used up a couple of these over the years. Really good, relieves a lot of my knee pain for activity. The only reason to replace them is the Velcro eventually wears out.

Extremely comfortable! Tried another similar product. This one hit the mark on everything I wanted it to do!

I’ve used this knee brace for two weeks now. It has really helped my knee at work. Best $16 I spent and it’s FSA eligible.

These work well for me. They provide moderate support - not extreme support. I use them as a precaution for certain sports like skiing. I find them to be comfortable. The velcro will stop working after a large number of uses but I feel they have lasted at least 2-3 years of use maybe 40 days a year.

Decent. Im what some would call a fatty, but I got some bird legs….think body shape of the San Diego Chicken @ 6’1” 260ish . I’m probably top 5 in the neighborhood death pool and I’m 46. Big upper body, skinny legs. This is tight around my knee, could use another 1/2”-1” of strap. Pros: supports knee, elevates self esteem for my bird legs. Cons: makes me feel like a fatty.

Fits as expected. Very good buy.

Flimsy side stabilizers. I bought several of these a couple years ago and they were great. Now they've replaced the good sturdy stabilizers with something so bendy that it might as well not be there at all.It just doesn't work. Injured my knee while trying to rely on this. Had to go back to my old brace, which thank god is still functional, if worn down a bit. It's a huge difference when you try one and then the other. The old one still works. The new one is trash.I just don't know what I'll do when my old one finally falls apart. Look for a different brand I guess. I'm not going to trust ace again.

.You need full usage of your knees to survive in today's world--both daily, and through any critical incidents that tomorrow may bring.The Ace Knee Brace with Dual Side Stabilizers provides: compression to alleviate and help heal swollen knees; enough rigidity to allow the operator to ride a bike, traverse rough terrain in the field and shoot from prone, kneeling and standing positions, and; enough flexibility to allow the operator to wear it in comfort all day.Even if you do not currently have knee problems, obtaining a few of these items are a MUST for your SIP (Shelter-In-Place) location, and your Bug Out device (whether boat, bicycle, ATV, motorcycle, vehicle, or paraglider, etc.). Drop at least one in your Go Bag, too.Following are a few tips after my use for a couple of months:1. When you first injure your knee, use an anti-swelling medication and use this Ace product for compression. Elevate the knee as much as possible.2. Take the Ace product off while sleep, but try to keep the knee elevated above the level of your heart.3. After several days or weeks of continuous hard use of the Ace product, the fabric that sticks to the micro-plastic adhering tab material WILL fray, and therefore loose its ability to hold the plastic material in place. This results in insufficient stickiness to hold the Ace product onto your knee, making the product inefficient. Here are two remedies to extend the life of the Ace product. The first is to sew American Velcro (1 inch wide) onto both sides of the tabs. The second is for if you are in the field and do not have access to sewing materials or velcro, use extra thick rubber bands (or cut inner tubes) to place over the tab that is not sticking (over your leg and knee). For the latter remedy, flexibility (and blood flow) is the key here so do not use non-elastic material to tie it down. If the tab is the center connector be careful that you do NOT place the rubber band over the Ace product round opening for the knee because that could cause pain and further damage to your knee.I cannot stress how important your knees are to survive--especially being on bended knee daily in prayer to God for guidance.Blessings,...Chappy (aka GhillieMan)