Shock Doctor 872 Knee Brace, Knee Support for Stability, ACL/PCL Injuries, Patella Support, Prevent Hyperextension, Meniscus Injuries, Ligament Sprains for Men & Women
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Product Description
COMFORTABLE
Anatomical fit conical straps wrap upper/lower leg, tapers with comfortable and consistent compression.
PROTECTION
Padded patella buttress helps protect and stabilize kneecap.
SUPPORT
The Dual hinges with hyperextension stops provide medial and lateral stability.
MOISTURE WICKING
Vented N-Tex neoprene creates airflow and is moisture wicking.
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Description
Knee Support with Dual Hinges Ultra knee support with bilateral hinges Knee Stabilizer with flexible support stays Knee Compression Sleeve with open patella
Protection Level/Activity
Level 3 Maximum Moderate-heavy duty activity Level 3 Maximum Moderate-heavy duty activity Level 2 Moderate Minor-moderate activity Level 1 Light Minor-moderate activity
HSA/FSA Eligible
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Best For
ACL/PCL injuries, medial/lateral instability, hyperextension, patella instability, meniscus Injuries, ligament sprains ACL/PCL injuries, medial/lateral instability, hyperextension, patella instability, meniscus injuries, ligament sprains Medial/lateral instability, minor patella instability, meniscus injuries, minor ligament sprains Mild to moderate pain associated with arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, patella alignment
Sizing
Size up if close to max size range Size up if close to max size range Size up if close to max size range Size up if close to max size range
Fit
Snug fit for best support Snug fit for best support Snug fit for best support Snug fit for best support
To choose the correct size, measure the circumference of your knee 2in/ 5cm below the center of your knee cap (patella). Refer to the how to measure video.
If your measurements are at the top of the size range, we recommend selecting the next size up.
Best For- Preventing and healing ACL/PCL Injuries, medial/lateral instability, hyperextension, patella instability, meniscus injuries, ligament sprains
COMFORTABLE- Four-way stretch mesh at back of knee and premium stitching assemble and patella support for long lasting comfort
SUPPORT- Pre-curved anatomical design, aluminum stability stays and dual side hinges w/ hyperextension stops are positioned in integrated sleeve
COMPRESSION- Supports Soft tissue, joint alignment and therapeutic warmth for improved blood flow
PROTECTION- Padded patella buttress helps protect and stabilize knee cap
MOISTURE WIKING- Air flow vented neoprene provides moisture wicking compression for therapeutic warmth and healing.
EASY GRIP- Convenient finger tabs offer easy grip pull when fitting. LATEX- FREE
Fits left or right knee. Sold as single brace (1)
Customers say
Customers find the knee brace provides excellent support, particularly for lateral movements, and one customer mentions it works well for basketball activities. Moreover, the brace is well-constructed, holds the knee in place effectively, and offers good value for money. However, customers disagree on how easy it is to put on and take off. Additionally, the sizing receives mixed feedback, with several customers noting that the large size runs very tight.
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10 reviews for Shock Doctor 872 Knee Brace, Knee Support for Stability, ACL/PCL Injuries, Patella Support, Prevent Hyperextension, Meniscus Injuries, Ligament Sprains for Men & Women
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Tim B. –
Great High Quality brace — with some caveats
This is a great knee brace, but it comes with some caveats. As I get a little older I find myself “tweaking” my knee doing simple things and, as an avid runner and snowboarder, I purchased this brace for preventative care during sporting activities, and for support after a “tweak”. I wanted to test it out prior to an upcoming snowboarding trip so I put it on and went on a run. The brace is made with quality material and doesn’t have that cheap feel.Sizing: The brace is definitely tight, but I believe that’s by design. A good knee brace should provide some compression. When I took my measurements, all my sizes were near the middle of the range for a LARGE. When I first slid it on, it definitely takes a little work but it does stretch a little. I personally have small calves so I could see how someone with huge blown out calves would have a hard time getting it on because the bottom portion tapers down a little. I still recommend not sizing up because of compression. If you don’t want compression and want a more comfortable fit, you can size up but be aware that there is a chance the brace could slip during heavy activity if you sacrifice compression for comfort.Wear: I read some reviews that this brace caused some chaffing. I didn’t take any chances and wore some stretch material underneath (for me, it was cold outside so I wore tight thermals but any sport/compression pants would work). I ran for an hour and a half and experienced no skin irritation.Comfort: At first you feel a little robotic and stiff, but you quickly work in and movements become more natural. Walking is fine, climbing stairs is probably 95% of normal movement, sitting is normal. Running is probably around 85-90%. The one thing I noticed however is that the compression seems to slightly cut circulation, enough to make running more difficult — not because of the motion, but because your legs seem to burn out faster than a normal run would. You may have to make frequent stops. I’m sure everyone has different cardiovascular conditioning and results may vary but I would say that you will likely have slight performance drops; not because of mobility, but because of the compression. That said, if you are battling a knee problem its still better than being forced to be completely inactive.Performance: It seems like the biggest advantages on this brace is lateral knee support and compression. It felt strong, supportive and I never had any lateral slips. It also seemed to reduce impact on the knees, perhaps by dispersing some of that energy through the hinges to the lower leg, thereby reducing the amount of force being put on the knees. I felt no joint soreness after my run, like I have been feeling lately (although my leg muscles were screaming when I finished)Based on my experience, I think this will be perfect for snowboarding or skiing and I plan to wear it on my upcoming trips. Since snowboarding doesn’t require the same volume of blood flowing in and out of the legs as running does, I don’t expect to feel much leg burnout and the range of motion should be perfect for this brace. I will update this review once I give it a few runs.
Alyssa Croll –
875 vs 872 – great brace for ACL injuries
I purchased the 875 and 872 knee braces in medium. I am 6′ 1 200lbs with relatively skinny legs. The medium fits me best. I play hockey as my main sport and wanted protection when skating and any unintentional collisions (non hitting league) since thats how I got hurt in the first place. I do not plan on having surgery as the mri showed a high grade ACL tear but no other issues, no meniscus damage and no signs of arthritis. My doc and PT recommended a brace for any strenuous activities. I personally find myself using the 875 brace more often with high intensity activities. I find that the 875 is more supportive than the 872 but also more restrictive and less comfortable. When playing hockey though my goal is injury prevention, not comfort and through the break in period and once the hype of the game begins, it does not bother or hinder me. I do feel like if I were to select a brace for say tennis or racketball (a non contact sport) I would choose this brace, the 872 for its mobility and comfort (and it too offers great support). I have decided to keep both braces and use them both in separate scenarios. The $50 or so on amazon is the cost of the copay to get sized for a medical grade brace and I was told to expect a few hundred on top of that for the brace itself.
Michael C. –
Great Brace, need more stitching around knee cap hole.
This brace was recommended by my PT Doc. Received it and as others state in writes ups, “order the next size up” from what your true measurement is. I have a torn MCL, LCL ACL and Meniscus and I wore this for the first times all all day yesterday and it felt good and I could feel the rigidity in it and felt confident in walking without any issues. It fit very good it has adjustable Velcro for your comfort level. The only thing I found I would like to see improved it the stitching around the “donut hole” where your knee cap protrudes through. Reason is: when one is pulling this onto your leg and up around your knee, it helps to put two fingers into the hole to help pull it up around you knee cap to get it properly positioned and seated where it needs to be, Using this method of adjustment is very confident because of the tight fit. Once in place the Velcro is tightened and the fit is fine but getting it up to where you need it to go is easier using two fingers through the donut hole to slide it into the final position. I have found the some of the stitching has broken around the donut hole which is no big deal to me because I will just sew some reinforcing thread around the donut hole area. But if they could use some heavy duty thread and a few more rows of stitching at the factory that would be great. I really like the brace and today I actually ordered another on for my other knee. I hope they can make the upgrade to the stitching to heavier thread and more rows of stitching around the donut hole.I would suggest this to anyone who is looking for a great quality, heavy duty brace with metal supports on each side. I am a down hill skier as well as race MX and have never had any knee injuries but now that I have one, I really like this brace that was recommended to me at El Paso manual physical therapy in Texas. Great product that just needs some additional thread around the knee cap hole. I recommend this product and just ordered another one.
SRSokol –
Good product – would recommend
Fits fine and helps with knee pain and as a support. Good product and I would recommend it.
David Zochert –
Pay attention to the Sizing Chart
I’ve purchased this item before. This time the Sizing chart was a little off and I had to return. But over the years, this has been very helpful to stabilize my knee.
Cliente Premium –
Para mi gusto demasiado, robusta. Me gustarÃa que se le puedieran quitar las barras metálicas cuando no hacen falta
Johnny B –
This brace has been awesome! I had knee surgery this winter and was feeling a little uneasy on my knee playing beach volleyball this summer and this had me back out on the courts in no time, very comfortable and easy to put on. Only complaint was it fits pretty snug around my calf muscle (i don’t have huge calf muscles either) so taking it off once I was wearing it for a few hours was a little trying. Really helped me stay active while recovering from surgery, I am hoping to start playing without the brace as my legs become stronger but I am not putting this too far away knowing how well it works if I need it.
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Cliente Amazon –
Excelente material, luce casi Perfecto, se ve súper cómodo y funcional. El único problema es que es más pequeño y reducido de lo que marca la talla, ajusta muy apretado apesar de ser la talla exacta. Viene más pequeña de lo que deberÃa ser. El material y precio es mejor que más de 5 marcas que he utilizado.
Didee –
Even choosen de biggest size available,It’s tight till very difficult to wear & with my meniscus tear, it really is painful to wear & take out each x…Tight till almost had blisters & rashes esp in hot country like mine. Pls Dr shock, can you do bigger sizes in future to overcome your this problem? Your design & material are good ,just the sizing problem