Bodyprox Patella Tendon Knee Strap 2 Pack, Knee Pain Relief Support Brace Hiking, Soccer, Basketball, Running, Jumpers Knee, Tennis, Tendonitis, Volleyball & Squats
$13.99
Last updated on 06/12/2025 8:59 pm Details
- ADJUSTABLE STRAP can make adjustment according personal knee’s curves to supply better protection of patella; It is fully adjustable, fit 13 to 18 inches (Knee Circumference).
- HIGH QUALITY & DURABLE – This Knee Strap is made up of high-quality materials which gives it longer life and makes it durable.
- COMFORTABLE – Bodyprox Knee support strap provides patellar support with build in silicone gel padding for comfort. The soft neoprene strap are adjustable with hook-and-loop fastener straps and are very comfortable to wear. The padding provides good support for the knee especially when you’re walking up or down an incline.
- RELIEF FROM KNEE PAIN-Bodyprox Knee strap is designed for knee pain & stiffness, arthritis, menisci and cartilage damage, patellar tendonitis and bursitis, torn ligaments and tendons, and even soft tissue and sport-related injuries.
- BREATHABLE! Reinforced with hexagonal venting holes for better ventilation providing ultimate comfort while stabilizing the knee and keeping away from any potential knee injury.
| Brand | Bodyprox |
|---|---|
| Size | One Size |
| Specific Uses For Product | Arthritis,Bursitis,Knee Support,Pain Relief,Patella,Tendon,Tendonitis |
| Use for | Knee |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
13 reviews for Bodyprox Patella Tendon Knee Strap 2 Pack, Knee Pain Relief Support Brace Hiking, Soccer, Basketball, Running, Jumpers Knee, Tennis, Tendonitis, Volleyball & Squats
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KalShar –
Update after 4 weeks of use:
Went on an international trip for a week where I walked anywhere between 14,000 – 18,000 steps each day – some of it was on flat terrain and some days had lot of ups and downs including a few hundred steps. My knee did hurt at the joint but the stiffness was not too bad which made the walking manageable. And the recovery from pain was also very quick – earlier, I would have to rest 2 days but now, with overnight sleep, I was ready for another 6-7 mile hiking.
So for the relief it provides me, I still give it 5-Stars.
Now after using it heavily for almost a month, the elastic band stretched a bit more – so now it wraps around which makes the velcro to detach occasionally. To make this a 10 star product, they should deliver with 2 straps – one current size and one 30-40% smaller (to allow for stretching). And keep in mind this was designed to go below the knee in which case, the strap is too long unless you are a professional soccer player or weight lifter with thick legs. I put it above my knee and the strap still is a bit too long now.
Original Review:
I used it only for 3 days so far, so my review could change after a couple of months – I will update if it changes.
30 years ago, I had ACL reconstruction and my knee was never the same but I was fairly active – I did Mt. Whitney 4 times after my surgery, so I can say my knee was holding out well. However, I injured my knee in the gym doing box jumps – Xrays showed the gap on the outside of my knee reduced inside the joint (probably tore some meniscus and might be grinding on bone) – the pain would not subside and the sports orthopedic surgeon said the only solution was knee replacement which I do not want to do for another decade or longer. I finally took a cortisone shot to have some semblance of normalcy and the comfort lasted about 4 months (doctor said the effect of Cortisone shot lasts about 3 months). The pain started again and it got worse – after any activity – doing lunges in the gym or walking half a mile – my knee would become stiff and I could not bend my knee more than 90 degrees. I had to use foam roller multiple times during the day to relax my quads but it would tighten again. I literally had to drag my injured foot because I could not bend it while walking. And going up and down the stairs was the most painful !
I used a knee brace but it would start getting sweaty and itchy and I had to pull it off.
So I decided to try a strap and found this. Though this says it is for Patellar tendon injury, and all pictures show it placed below the knee, I tried – what the heck – it costs less than 3 Starbucks coffees, so I ordered it.
I put it above my knee (see picture) – not too tight, not too loose. And it made a world of difference. Sometimes my pain would be 5-7 on a scale of 10 before but now it rarely goes over 2-3. And my knee does not get as stiff as it was before – I can bend to 120-150 degrees now – not as much as my good knee but this is lot better than what I was able to do during the past 2 years. I wear it while working out at gym and come home without much discomfort. I have not tried walking over a mile yet which I will do this weekend – hopefully I don’t have to drag my foot to get home!
It still does not help a lot while driving in stop-and-go traffic where my knee gets stiff but it is better than without having it on.
Anyone with knee pain, I strongly recommend this – while working out, it does get a bit sweaty but I put it on for an hour or so, take it off for some time, and put it back on. I am able to quickly go up and down the stairs without holding the railing, and can function about 75% normal while working out.
I am going to watch this for another month or so and post an update.
Note: If you do not have bulky legs, this definitely will be big if you put it below the knee – above the knee might work but if you are a big person with strong legs, this would fit perfectly.
Placeholder –
Cinturino perfetto, morbido e resistente; nessun fastidio al piegamento del ginocchio
Toby –
A good product to use on a daily bases that supports the knee
tamar fidelman –
This little strap that sits just below your kneecap (patella) seems to help with patellar tendon issues. I felt none of the pain and weakness I sometimes encounter on a 10k walk I did recently. I took off one star because it slips down from it’s optimal position, especially when worn under pants. You have to push it back up to just below the kneecap, even when it’s as tight as it will go. But it seems to help reliably.
rober000 –
Très facile à mettre et soulage bien ma rotule
Grey Wolf Books, U.S.A. –
These actually work. I work in a warehouse and stand upto 10 hours pre shift. My knees don’t hurt.
DeeDeep –
These work great for my knee pain! I use them both when just walking around or when running. They are a great fit and just what I needed!!
Ahmed atef –
10 de 10
Normalmente después de un par de semanas seguidas corriendo sufro de bursitis y el dolor en los meniscos se incrementa exponencialmente hasta que no puedo ni andar. Siempre me veo obligado a parar 1 mes o hacer elípticas, remo u otro tipo de cardio.
Pues bien, ha sido ponérmelas y adiós dolor. Tal cual. Las aprietas justo bajo los meniscos y adiós dolor.
KalShar –
These really help if you feel pain in your knees. I didn’t know if they would help, but ever squat felt pain free and even if it was 75% pain free that’s so much more than I ever expected. Especially since after using them it no longer hurts to walk down stairs.
Jerry Grunewald –
Work great, not bulky, easy to get on and off. I’m able to wear it over yoga/spandex pants without them bunching up.
R. Holland –
I have used this exact same knee support for almost 9 years. I needed a new one. Not because mine was worn out, but there really isn’t a way to wash them, other than wiping them with a damp cloth and letting them dry. The company I purchased mine from, doesn’t produce them anymore. This worked the best, so for the last 4 years I’ve been searching for it. They were either made different or the straps were too thin, etc. These are EXACTLY like mine were made. I’m ecstatic to finally find them and a PAIR of them, even though I just need it for my right knee. I have an extra now.
Let me tell you what happened in 2019. My doctor told me he wanted me to have a knee brace made. I said, “I’ve had THREE knee braces made and they’re big clumsy things that go all the way down my leg and I can’t wear them. They end up in the back of my closet!” No! He told me, they make small lightweight ones now. They’ve come a long way in the last few years and it will really help me. Doctors must get a kickback, because he harped & harped, until I gave in. I saw the Orthopedic doctor and TOLD him I wanted something easy to get on & off by myself, lightweight and that wouldn’t end up in the back of my closet again. He assured me, that’s what I’d get. I went for the fitting and then to pick up the knee brace and GUESS WHAT? The blasted thing went from my HIP ALL THE WAY DOWN TO MY ANKLE!!! I was so mad, I could spit. I let the so & so know how mad I was, too. He insisted on putting this over $4,000 brace on me. At the knee was a adjustment that is supposed to SEPARATE the bones in the knee. I knew that sounded bad, but he said that would HELP my knee pain. So, he put that monstrosity on me and I attempted to drive home. 10 minutes into it, I had to pull off the road, because I was in excruciating pain. I took it off & managed to rest a few minutes and make it home. A few days later, I was screaming in pain so badly, my sister called an ambulance. I spent 6 days in the hospital, because they couldn’t get my pain under control. That was in 2019 and I’ve been on strong opioids ever since. Don’t get me wrong, this did not cause the 3 pinched nerves in my back, herniated disk, sciatica or other problems. But, my problems were under control and this thing SET EVERYTHING OFF. It of course has been setting in the back of my closet. Medicare and my supplemental insurance paid all that money and I went through the worst pain of my life, for 10 minutes of use and 6 days in the hospital. The doctor told me that my pain is so intense that I’d better plan on being on opioids the rest of my life and I never wanted that.
These knee straps are a God send and they really do help. Now, I have to say one thing. I’m heavyset and these are nearly too big for me, but they’re OK. If you are a heavyset woman or a man, they should be great. If you are THIN, I do not think they will work for you. The straps will be too long and overlap. They will probably fall down on you and that won’t give you any support. You’ll need to find a shorter band, if you’re thinner.
I do recommend these. Thank you for reading my review.
NICOLAS JEAN-MICHEL –
A small but correct support for the knee while walking or exercising.
Dayna –
Really helps with my knee. I have patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee), and on days when I know I’ll be walking a lot, I wear this to help reduce pain. Because of the misalignment of my patella, I usually feel friction when it rubs against the bone, but this brace helps minimize that and makes walking much more comfortable.
I’m not a fan of the logo on the front, and it does slip occasionally, but overall it works well. This won’t completely solve your problem, but it can definitely help you on your road to recovery.