Copper Knee Braces for Men and Women (2 pack) -Knee Supports Copper Compression Knee Sleeve for Knee Pain, Arthritis, Sports and Recovery Support (X-Large)

You get MORE than what you pay for!
Fit, comfort, wear time, and support. All in one, affordable product! I just washedand dried my car and was able to wax 1/2 of it with no comfort problems. Then Iwatched part of the Talladega race. So after approximately 5+ hours, and unlike with otherproducts I have relied on for years, I had no binding, comfort, or circulation restriction issues.Oh, did I mention they are MORE than affordable? They are! Highly recommend!

Works for Me!!!
Absolutely comfortable!!! Received @ about 4 PM and tried them on immediately. Ended up falling asleep with them on and slept thru the night with no discomfort nor irritation. The compression is perfect for me. No problems with either rollup or slide down. I don’t have bad or injured knees but, have weak knees. However, I’m 76 years old and these sleeves give me greater confidence when out and about walking. Sizing is important and I wear a Large at 5’11”, 185lbs, avg size thighs. Seriously, I believe I initially purchased on the low price point. I’m sure glad I did!!!

Sizing Chart Isn’t Accurate
I used the sizing chart and measured my thigh before ordering. I ‘m a 5ft tall 100 pound woman and was going to order a small until I did the sizing. According to the chart I needed to order a Large. I measured again according to instructions and my measurement was correct so I ordered the L. Well, the knee brace is too big and rolls down so I’ll be returning it and possibly ordering a Medium.

Comfortable
Excellent product perfect fit works amazing on my leg comfortable doesn’t feel like it’s on there it helps me to move around better

I have to buy a 2nd one for my wife after I did try it while playing tennis. It gives me support and comfort and recommend for people looking for a knee support.

Look, I cycle. Not in that lycra-clad, seventeen-gear mountain bike way, but enough to know that knees are temperamental joints that decide to voice their complaints at the most inconvenient moments. The JIUFENTIAN copper braces are the type of knee brace that I reach for when my knees start their familiar grumbling after those longer rides through town.When worn, I can feel the difference between wearing these and stumbling through the day with a creaking knee cap and joint. There’s a dual-layer silicone beading along the top of the inside that helps these stay put whether I’[m walking or cycling, doing squats, or just standing about looking vaguely athletic. Nothing worse than a knee brace that migrates southward during activity like it’s got its own travel plans.But, I must be clear about the copper business: The copper infusion is largely marketing theatre with a threadbare scientific coat. Copper does have antimicrobial properties, which is genuinely useful for something pressed against your skin all day, but the notion that copper ions somehow seep through fabric and penetrate your joint to reduce inflammation is basically fiction, as far as I can tell. There are small studies suggesting some benefit to copper compression textiles, but they are hardly conclusive.. What actually works with these is the compression itself and the gentle warmth the fabric generates. The copper is a nice-to-have, defo not the hero of the story.The breathability is real though. I can wear these for many hours without my knee feeling like it has been wrapped in damp sausage casing. The moisture-wicking knit keeps things relatively dry, which matters if you are someone who sweats prodigiously or is active enough to generate a lot of sweat.These are not surgical-grade rehabilitation braces, mind you. If you have had a serious knee injury or genuine structural problems, you want something prescribed by a physiotherapist, not something ordered online. For chronic mild discomfort, overuse strain, or general stability during activity, these hit the mark. They also run a bit snug, so order a size up if you have particularly muscular thighs or prefer a looser fit. At the price point, getting two in a pack is decent value, particularly if you want to wash one whilst wearing the other, or both knees are feeling the need for extra attention. There’s also something to be said about wearing a pair, even if only one knee is troublesome.They generally do what they claim without much pretence, the build quality is very solid, and I can say my post cycling rest periods have been more comfortable when I wear these. The copper marketing is just overdone nonsense, but the brace itself is competent and somewhat unpretentious, which is exactly what a support garment should be.