NEENCA Hinged Knee Brace, Knee Immobilizer with Locking Dials & Side Stabilizers, Medical ROM Knee Brace for Knee Pain, Arthritis, ACL, PCL, MCL,Meniscus Tear, Injuries/Post OP, Prevent Hyperextension

Used before I got insurance to cover me a brace for my leg???

I broke a kneecap and fracture an ankle, and the surgeon required a skeletal type external brace that when setup and on my leg limits my movement to about one percent from zero for both extension and flexion movement. The knee needs to be at zero but a small amount (approx. one percent is acceptable since absolute zero is basically impossible without a cast, However, that is while walking.) Sleeping or laying down is another matter and the skeletal type brace is next to impossible to sleep with. Therefore this type of brace was recommended for SLEEPING only. Once setup, which takes forever by one person but is doable. That's just for the fitting of the two pieces to the knee/legs. For those pins? They are as slippery as ice and getting the two extension pins into the 0 locations are a lot harder than shown in the video; it took sometime but finally getting them snapped down is possible. The bottom pins on one unit would not snap all the way down as the other pins, but did work to keep the metal from moving and the top had the room to snap into place. (Would have loved for the top heads of the pins to have had two flat spots opposite of each other to allow for a small narrow needle nose pliers to latch on to for insertion vs. fat human fingers.) With all settings to zero I'm guessing due to the neoprene the unit allows about 5-10 percent movement. This is acceptable since the knee has no weight applied while laying in bed and stop any excessive movement. Wearing for just one night, my knee felt a lot better when getting up vs. the previous nights without a brace and the movement of the knee during the night. It is quite comfortable to wear, but even just standing it does not want to remain in place that well, wanting to slide down, so not sure how this would be used for walking unless the two straps are tightened to the point it could affect blood flow. However, I have not tried walking with it and that is only a guess. If it helps get this kneecap healed it is well worth the price.

I am 62. After 40 years of hard work, riding motorcycles, quads, boats, fork lifts, and heavy equipment. Hines start hurting. Mu knees have been abused from riding and working, to the point that when they start hurting it can get bad. I don’t want to have knee surgery, that just makes it worse, so IHave a high quality knee brace I use to make my life easier. This brace has two adjustable supports to align my knee and keep it straight. The compression it gives allows me to walk normally without pain. It allows me to remain active and unloads the joint enough to reduce inflammation and allow my knee to heal. I have used other braces in the past, this one works for me.

I really liked the reviews I read and the one size fits all, though no matter how tight I make it the brace stretches and falls down. The side stabalizers can't hold stable as the fabric is too soft. Definately not designed for women with a wide thigh/smaller calf. I had the straps all the way around and I'm a 2x so not very convenient. Disappointed. Wished there was an outer button to lock the devise for walking. Difficult to change the range every time I needed to walk at the zero setting.

Ok for someone that isn't looking for much support. This does not get as snug as my old one as its not a stretchy neoprene that you can pull tight before attaching velcro. I like the lock out mechanism and the fact that they attach the pins together so you don't have to worry about losing one when adjusting. This isn't a bad brace, just won't fit my needs as its not secure enough for me to do normal activities. I'm 5'5" and about 210lbs, with thick legs (years of weightlifting).

I purchased this brace after I tore some ligaments in my knee and a friend who used this brace recommended it. It is tricky to set up and it comes with NO directions to explain how to make the adjustments work for your situation. Accordingly, I had my physical therapist make the proper adjustments for my knee problem and it works extremely well. The brace keeps my knee stable when walking and the brace is comfortable to wear. I recommend this brace for unstable knees, but get a professional to make the adjustments for you.

Unlike the Neenca ACE-42 brace, which I rate very highly, this Neenca ACE-49 brace has been a disappointment. I bought this specifically because it has adjustable range-of-motion stops. I planned to wear it while walking, to prevent my knee from mildly hyper-extending (i.e., going past straight). However, the locking hinges are almost useless: the pins do restrain the hinges from rotating past target angles, but the arms are attached to the neoprene brace itself in super-flimsy pockets that just deform, without stopping your actual knee from bending. Two poor pictures attached: the 1st shows the hinge set with a maximum straightness of 60degrees, while the 2nd shows me extending my knee to perfectly straight with those hinge limits, and the hinge pockets just deforming around the hinges. Note this was with the brace as tight as could be -- as the hinge pockets deform, they eventually cause the brace to loosen and move around.

Ok

Lo pedi para mi suegra y en realidad le sirvió bastante