BraceAbility Short Patellar Tracking Knee Brace - Pull-On Running, Exercise, Athletic Support Stabilizer for Post Kneecap Dislocation, Tendonitis, Patellofemoral Pain and MCL/LCL Injuries (Small)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5-Star Product Review: BraceAbility Patella Tracking Knee BraceAfter trying multiple knee braces for my teenage son following a painful knee dislocation, we finally found the one that actually works—the BraceAbility Patella Tracking Knee Brace. This brace has been a complete game-changer in his recovery and day-to-day comfort.Exceptional Comfort with No IrritationOne of the biggest struggles we've faced with other braces was skin irritation and discomfort. This brace stands out immediately with its soft, breathable material that molds comfortably to the leg without causing any red marks, pinching, or pressure spots—even after full-day wear. My son wears it during school and activities, and there are zero complaints about discomfort or itchiness. It doesn’t ride up, dig in, or bunch at the back of the knee, which has been a recurring issue with previous braces.Stays Secure All Day LongWhat really sets this brace apart is its secure fit. We’ve dealt with braces that slide down constantly or need constant adjusting—not this one. Whether my son is walking around campus, sitting in class, or up and down stairs, this brace stays put. It supports his kneecap exactly where it needs to be without restricting movement or causing stiffness.Proven Effectiveness After Multiple FailuresWe’ve invested in multiple knee braces over the past year—some much more expensive—but none delivered the relief or support he needed for his unstable patella. This BraceAbility model is the only one that provides true patellar tracking support without being bulky or overcomplicated. His physical therapist even commented on how well it’s stabilizing his kneecap.it helps tremendously with his pain and it’s very easy to put on and take off.

I have a severely arthritic kneecap that will require knee replacement eventually. This condition is genetic and nothing I can do to alleviate it. I'm only 42 and I've been struggling with kneecap movement due to this for years. It can cause extreme pain. I wear this brace every day of my life and have for years. I have worn out my favorite one! It has saved my life and I'm not exaggerating. Without it, I would be disabled and unable to function. Because it offers kneecap stability and support my pain has greatly decreased. I can walk and so daily activities (except stairs) and am prolonging my need for surgery. Thankful is an understatement! My only complaint with these braces is that the newer ones have straps that are too long, making it hard to secure. It's like they used bigger straps on a smaller size sleeve. The sleeve fits but the straps are long. My original one is not like this. I've bought at least 6 of this style.If you struggle with patellar instability due to any condition, I highly recommend this brace and avoiding stairs at all costs. It will save your life.

My physical therapist recommended this specific knee brace for me after a lateral patella dislocation 2 months ago. I was skeptical based on reviews, but it’s the least bulky brace I could find for a decent price. More skeptical taking the package from the mailbox based on how light it was.So disappointed as soon as I opened it, you can tell how cheaply made it is. I am 5’2” 120 lbs, the brace fit okay but the opening for the kneecap was entirely to small and the “supporting” piece (which is made from some version of Styrofoam) is not properly aligned so it goes over the opening and pushes on my kneecap causing pain before even strapping it in all the way. You cannot adjust the opening to move it over slightly for the support to be where it should be, and it does not sit flush against the side of the leg when strapped.Feels like an overpriced Wish.com item, could’ve gotten better quality for cheaper. Almost immediately submitted for return and will tel doc to never recommend this again.

This brace does stabalize the kneecap. But the cushion is very hard. At times feels like a piece of styrofoam pushing up against my knee. A gell cushion would be more comfortable.

This brace does offer some relief from knee pain that I didn't get from other braces. I have lateral meniscus issues. However, this braces has a tendency to slip down. You will need to make periodic adjustments throughout the day.

If the C support was made of silicone, maybe I would have kept, in spite of the stitches on the back of the knee being very uncomfortable, but with both bothersome issues, I gave it up.