Bracoo Breathable Neoprene Knee Support, One Size, Black,Manufactured by: Yasco

Good quality and provides better knee support

Good product

Very useful

good product

Its good and comfortable. Excellent product

It is outstanding and premium material. The brace is comfortable and stays even during intense activities. It is breathable. So i never feel sweaty or uncomfortable. Highly recommended.

The advertisement is quite misleading as the product is no where near Bracoo. Quality is very poor and unsatisfactory as the material is hard to wear

Me gusto mucho esta rodillera, me permite entrenar sin problemas y cuidar mi rodilla.

Great product helps with bone on bone knee problem

Ginocchiera molto confortevole, tessuto areato e fasce di sostegno adeguate. Buon rapporto qualità prezzo.

I like back country hiking and camping. Unfortunately the elevation changes wreck my knees. The first time I realized that my right knee gets messed up with this was after Day 1 of a three day backpacking trip in 2014. On the morning of day 2 my knee was in agonizing pain (I think it's called runners knee) and I had to turn back, taking a day and a half to cover what had taken an afternoon the day before. I thought I was done with backcountry hiking, which is something I love. However using this brace, in conjunction with trekking poles, I can do everything I've always been able to do and not get any pain. These types of knee braces are magic. Not only do they prevent pain, if you've been negligent and didn't put it on and get knee pain, then put the brace on, the pain will be instantly reduced by so much that it's completely tolerable to hike. Case in point, I just returned from 3 day/2 night Highland backpacking trail in Algonquin (Oct 2022). This is when I found out I don't have a bad knee, I have 2 bad knees. 36km total. 16km first day. Started the hike with the brace on my bad right knee. 11km in I start to feel the familiar type of pain associated with runners knee on my left knee. This is a conundrum. 12km and it was too late. My left knee was shot. I had no choice but to take my brace from my right knee and move it to the left knee. I know I can walk about 8km before I get pain in my right knee, and camp is only 4km away. All good. Make it to camp no problem. Left knee is sore-sore, but I can hike fine with the brace on. Next morning the brace has to go on my bad, left knee. With trepidation I set off. Sure enough, 4km into the hike I start to feel a tinge of the runners knee pain in my right knee. I stop immediately, take out a pair of cheap, white, ankle socks, cut a hole in the toes of one and pull it up over my right knee like a tensor bandage and roll up the other sock and slide it up under in a circle around my knee cap. Basically creating a temp brace. Works perfect. I hike the other 8km that day without pain, and the 8km the following morning without any issues at all. Because I stuck my homemade brace on at the first sign of pain, the pain never got worse. I had to go a bit slower when descending because of my left knee, but for the most part, with the braces on my bad knees simply weren't a factor. It's the day after that trip, and I just ordered a second brace for my other bad knee. I simply cannot say enough good things about these types of braces. Maybe once or twice a day, depending on just how much my knee is bending/elevation changes, I will have to stop and readjust the brace. Takes a minute... a minute well spent. On an ordinary, flat, non backcountry hike I doubt I'd have to adjust it at all during a full day of hiking. If you get this type of runners knee where it's agonizing and feels like your knee cap is pinching or grinding and causing excruciating pain, seriously, at the very least try these braces out. I only have my own experience to speak from, but obviously I'm a believer.

Muy buena, mejor de lo esperado, se ajusta bien y sostiene bien la rodilla.