CopperJoint Knee Sleeve Pair for Women & Men, Lightweight Compression Knee Support Sleeves for Everyday Wear, Walking, Workouts & Daily Activity, 1 Pair

I used the CopperJoint Knee Brace to help build strength in my knees when restarting my workout program, and it has been incredibly helpful. I wore it for a week, and it provided excellent support, allowing my tendons to get stronger without any strain. From the moment I put it on, I noticed how comfortable and snug the fit was. The compression felt just right, not too tight, and it stayed in place during my workouts. The material is breathable, so I didn’t experience any discomfort or sweating at the back of my knees. After a week of use, my knees felt stronger, and I was able to take the brace off and continue my workouts without it. It really helped build up the strength in my tendons, and I’m looking forward to my knees getting even stronger. Overall, I’d recommend the CopperJoint Knee Brace to anyone needing extra support while rebuilding knee strength during workouts.

It’s nice, warm and comfortable to wear It done the job for my Right knee It gave it a lot of support When I needed it Itmade it feel a lot better

I'm not really much of an expertise when it comes to compression sleeves or braces, and actually my only other type of brace I've ever used was an Ace knee brace I bought in a supermarket. That said, although I do think this knee brace from CopperJoint is of fairly good quality when it comes to a comfortable sleeve/brace, I gave it 4 stars because of a couple of things: First, it's advertised with an "Anti-Slip System" which I would disagree with. Of course, I should point out before saying anything this could entirely be due to only myself; my quads are actually fairly large. I measured according to the size chart given, and I got a measurement of either 24 or 25 inches, which is an inch or two bigger than the largest size. I did end up buying the largest size (XXL) and although it does fit comfortably, it does not always stay in place, particularly when I'm doing anything out of normal movements (as in walking around the house). To continue, to further emphasize, this could be due to a couple of things that may be due to my own large leg size. Perhaps it's because I cannot pull the sleeve up further than what I desire, which leaves the anti-slip (which I assume is the waved plastic "band" near the top of the sleeve) closer to the knee joint, which is where the majority of the motion is occurring. If I could pull it up further, there is less varying motion happening at it may stay in place better. The opposite argument is that perhaps it's too large - it is comfortable, and I don't feel much of a "compression" effect as I do with other compression clothes I have. If it is supposed to be tighter than what it is currently, then it's possible that compression could help facilitate it staying in place, regardless of where it is. Although I will say again it mostly stays in place doing normal daily things, I have tried to test in others; I've tried sleeping with it on (which is primarily what I bought it for), and I've tried doing a stretching video with it as well. In both cases, the sleeve did not stay on very well. My knees kind of bother me while I try to sleep on occasion, and in that instance where I attempted to where it while sleeping, I woke up with it rolled down below my knee. While I was trying to do my stretching video, again the top of the brace would start to roll down as I was doing the stretching. This obviously does not support the "ensuring your sleeve stays always put, no matter what you do" advertisement the product has in the description. Second, although it's much more minor, I wasn't entirely sure how to wear the thing (or if it even mattered) and there wasn't any kind of real indication in (or on) the package to indicate how to wear it optimally, or if it was even relevant. I figured since the size chart wanted "5 inches above the top of the knee" the top of the sleeve should go around there (and that's what it looks like in the picture). It just seems a little odd to me that the larger portion of the sleeve actually covers more of my calf - at that position, it actually covers around 50% of my calf. Again though, this may not be that relevant, and how much it covers my calf may once more be due to the size I ordered. All in all, it's a good product in terms of being a comfortable sleeve, but it doing exactly what it describes? That remains to be seen. I don't have severe arthritis, soreness, or stiffness; mine kind of comes in waves, and it's just mildly annoying. Does it make that go away? For me, yes it does, but not entirely; the discomfort still lingers a little. So just be warned, results may vary, just like with a lot of other things. Maybe I would like it more (and it would work better) if it was a better fit for me, but I can't say for sure. I will say that I bought it on sale, and that certainly factored into this review - I would be much more disappointed with my purchase if I ended up paying the full (currently) listed price of almost $50.

Might help someone but not me. Seems like good quality. Too tight at the top! These knee sleeve manufacturers need to figure out how to make them fit large thighs while providing compression to the actual knee. When you size up for large thighs, they are always loose around the knee and upper calf.

I was looking for a knee sleeve that actually fits. I've purchased a few along the way; some were either too tight or just didn't feel right. This (CopperJoint Athletic Knee Sleeve) fits perfect and feels good on my knee area. It has just the right support. I ordered a size up since they come in all sizes. Great sleeve for all activities.

First you have to realize that this is a Tommy Copper clone. It is not manufactured nor sold by Tommy Copper, and to avoid a lawsuit, they just use the Copper word in their product. Had trouble with both knees so I decided to evaluate and write about its pros and cans. Unfortunately, many cons and no pros! I put one on each of my knees, (yes,two) and gave them them a real world test. Results, TEST FAILED! Why you may ask and I’ll tell you. What do you want in two compression knee sleeves. First and foremost, you want total support to hold the knee to prevent unwanted hurtful movements. Test, fail! They do not go from the top of the knee down the leg far enough. Second, you expect the compression to remain strong and hold the knees. Test, fail! I wore them for two weeks and found that they unroll themselves just rolling up a sock. The knew part rolls down and does not remain where it’s supposed to. As you walk, it slides down until you have no compression in the knee at all. All the compression winds up on your calf. I purposely ordered medium thinking small might be too tight and might actually cut off circulation. So I’m going to return these and look for another brand where the word support really means some. My recommendation, this is a DO NOT BUY! Sorry copper, I tell it like it is! Don’t want other Amazon customers making the same mistake!

I've had many knee sleeves over the last 10 years after a Right Meniscectomy and then tore my left meniscus rehabbing the right. I've been wearing these over the last 24 hours and oddly my knees have less pain already. I actually slept in them, as I do have knee pain at night; that speaks to the fit, comfort and support, obviously. I could never have slept in any of the other sleeves I've tried nor, warn them for long periods of time either due to being bulky, uncomfortable. Do be aware if you buy and wear the pair, sometimes one knee is a bit larger than the other normally and from arthritis, along with everyday wear and tear and they will likely feel slightly different, but nothing is wrong: it's your knees, not the sleeves. Thanks to CooperJoint JoJo H

Works great. Supportive to my knee and was able to bike ride and my knee didn’t hurt. It is a little hot to wear but does the trick. Stays on and doesn’t fall down.